collegetown
Cornell Student Charged in Two Collegetown Forcible Touching Incidents
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Ithaca Police arrested a Cornell student for two events of forcible touching that took place on Oct. 27 in Collegetown, the IPD said in a press release.
Featured in Category
Forcible Touching Reported Near Ithaca Trails
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Both events occurred just before dusk, the post said, and patrols by the sheriff’s office have increased in response. It is currently unknown if the suspect was travelling by vehicle or on foot.
Bus
Coach USA Sends Cease and Desist Letter to Cornell Satire Publication CU Nooz Over ‘Fake News’ Article
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Coach USA, the parent company of the Shortline bus service whose routes routinely ferry Cornell students in and out of Ithaca, sent a cease and desist letter to on-campus satire publication CU Nooz about an online piece that poked fun at fall break travel times.
donations
Cornell Received Millions From Scandal-Ridden Sackler Family — But the University Says It Won’t Accept More
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Cornell and Weill have accepted charitable gifts ranging from hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars per year from organizations run by the family.
collegetown
Cornell Students Sleep On Sidewalk for Cheaper, More Desirable Leases
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Typically, students sign leases on these apartments far in advance. Lisa Everts, the rental manager for Ithaca Renting, told The Sun that the business began receiving inquiries for the 2020-2021 academic year in April — over 14 months before those leases would begin.
News
Weill Cornell to Provide Debt-Free Medical School for Financial Aid Students
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Dean Augustine M. Choi called the move “an exciting new era in medical education.”
Astronomy
Mars Rover Lead Prof. Steve Squyres To Leave Cornell for Bezos’s Blue Origin
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Squyres will depart the University on Sept. 22 after over thirty years of teaching for a new voyage.
Building
Campus Construction: What Buildings are Due for Facelifts this Year?
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The University’s budget plan allocates over $235 million to campus revamps and renewals in the next fiscal year — giving a glimpse into what changes students will see around campus in the coming months.
CAPS
‘Transformational’ Former Director of Cornell CAPS Gregory Eells Dies in Pennsylvania
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Gregory Eells, the former head of Cornell’s Counseling and Psychological Services Department, died on Monday morning in Philadelphia, according to an email to faculty and staff by Vice President of Student and Campus Life Ryan Lombardi.
City
Police Identify Suspects, Victim in Green Street Shooting
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Police say the primary suspect, Andre Martin, used a .357 caliber revolver, firing five shots. A search for Martin is ongoing.