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Tal Dotan is a member of the Class of 2022 in the School of Industrial and Labor Relations. He is a staff writer for the news department and can be reached at tdotan@cornellsun.com.
Amaya Neely ’21 started her fundraising efforts with a Bingo board on her Instragram story. Now, she has raised over $2,800 in a week for Black Lives Matter organizations.
As the last day of classes approaches, May 12, so does the deadline to change courses to S/U grading.
As the spring semester comes to a close, students speculate as to whether fall of 2020 will share a similar format or will resume in-person.
Classes are winding down, but other Ivy League institutions are gearing up for summer and fall courses.
As restaurants and grocery stores adhere to social distancing guidelines, many in Ithaca are still operating.
Ithaca restaurants have laid off hundreds of workers due to the COVID-19 pandemic, leaving many restaurant staff members out of work.
The Office of Admissions admitted the Class of 2024 amidst class suspension and a global pandemic. Now, they are working to connect with the recently admitted students virtually.
With in-person classes canceled and students rushing off campus, Cornell families have been left wondering how the administration will potentially handle previously promised rebates on room and board fees.
As mounting concerns over COVID-19 become increasingly prevalent, the class of 2020 raises concerns about the future of their commencement celebrations.
Cornell is one of several other universities that charges students for their gym passes.