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ILR Profs. Discuss COVID’s Impact on the Labor Market
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Two ILR professors hosted a Zoom call to discuss the impacts of COVID-19 on the job market and inequality.
Student Assembly
S.A. Lobbies for Students Through Newly Minted Office of Student Government Relations
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The S.A.’s Office of Student Government Relations has been working to build connections between students and elected officials, providing a way for students’ voices to be heard in the government.
religious life
Distanced From Community, Muslim Students Confront New Ramadan Rituals
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Muslim students are celebrating one of the biggest holidays of the year isolated — but are still finding ways to connect with their communities and families.
summer session
Summer Session Scheduled to Continue Online
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The Cornell School of Continuing Education is transferring its summer classes, pre-college program and adult education classes online, attempting to maintain academic programs despite the pandemic.
prison reform
First Virtual Tatkon Center Event Takes on ‘Myth’ of U.S. Mass Incarceration System
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Prof. Joe Margulies, government, law, delivered a virtual talk to around 100 virtual attendees, kicking off the Tatkon Center’s virtual lectures series with a lecture about mass incarceration in the U.S.
easter
‘Virtual Ministry’ Takes Easter Celebrations Online
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Cornell students reflected and prayed together during Holy Week and Easter — virtually.
Passover
Reenvisioning Passover, Cornellians Celebrate Online
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The week-long spring festival, which started Wednesday evening, is generally spent with loved ones sharing meals, is being celebrated online this year.
125th new york state assembly
Law Prof. Sujata Gibson Runs for New York Assembly
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Prof. Sujata Gibson, scholar of change, runs for the 125th New York State Assembly against six other Democratic challengers.
College of Human Ecology
College of Human Ecology Should Remain Intact, Faculty Senate Recommends
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After a Faculty Senate meeting, and prolonged debate from students and faculty alike, the College of Human Ecology will not be restructured or rebranded to emphasize the study of public policy.
Cornell Journalism
New York Times National Editor Marc Lacey ’87 Takes Students ‘Inside Journalism’
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Marc Lacey ’87, the national editor for The New York Times, returned to his alma mater Tuesday evening to discuss his long standing career in journalism in which he filed stories from Nairobi, Kenya to Mexico City, Mexico.