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‘Fees Must Fall,’ Student Protestors Call For Lower Costs, More Aid
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Over 40 students gathered at in front of Day Hall on Friday to protest for against rising tuition, fees and financial aid delays.
Program House
New Program House Opens, Creating Community Among Student Veterans
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The Cornell Undergraduate Veterans Association House opened this fall fostering community among the student veteran population at the University.
Student Assembly
Student Assembly Discusses Reproductive Rights, Indigenous Governance and a New Committee
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During an in-person meeting Thursday, the Student Assembly gathered to discuss a restrictive abortion law recently passed by Texas, a Cayuga Nation governance dispute and the formation of a new Office of Ethics.
alcohol emergencies
A Guide to Student Resources for Alcohol or Drug-Related Emergencies
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With student partying being prominent this fall after last year’s harsh COVID restrictions, resources for alcohol and drug use are prominent and available to Cornellians.
Cornell Health
Some Cornell Health Services Return In-Person
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Despite juggling the recent surge of COVID0-19 cases, Cornell Health has brought back several other medical services in-person including primary care.
Anabel's Grocery
Anabel’s Grocery Hopes to Re-Start In-Person Shopping, Continue Anti-Racist Advocacy
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Anabel’s Grocery has committed to becoming an anti-racist organization by allocating funds from some products toward anti-racist student action on campus.
Campus Closure
Pollack: Campus Shutdown Is A Possibility If Cases Keep Rising
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With campus COVID cases surpassing 300 as of Thursday, President Martha Pollack sent an email to the Cornell community to discuss potential outcomes for the fall semester and to remind Cornellians to remain vigilant about staying healthy.
University Assembly
University Assembly Debates Vaccination Mandate for Faculty and Staff
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The University Assembly held their first meeting of the semester where they discussed a resolution mandating vaccines for all staff, students and faculty.
Cornell Dining
What’s Open, Closed and Coming Soon: A Guide to Cornell Dining
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The sight of students studying in Libe Cafe, drinks in hand, reminds passerby that Cornell Dining has transitioned to a “new normal.” While some COVID precautions remain in place, including masking when not dining and regular cleaning, more cafes have opened for dining in.
campus resources
EARS Returns, Providing Mentoring Instead of Counseling
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Cornell EARS is coming back with a new one-on-one mentoring service instead of peer counseling.