The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/author/tamarakamis/)
Three Democratic primary candidates for the Ithaca Common Council gathered in a virtual livestream Monday. Sustainability, infrastructure, law enforcement and affordable housing were discussed among a plethora of other topics.
Dressed in caps, gowns, tassels and graduation cords, many students in the Class of 2021 lined Schoellkopf Field this weekend for the first in-person graduation since December 2019.
After ordering commencement apparel through supplier Herff Jones, graduating seniors experienced delays, product errors and identity theft.
In a series of protests this weekend, Cornellians and Ithacans took to the Ithaca Commons to support Palestinian rights and spread awareness.
Members of the Cornell community gathered in a virtual event to hear Molly O’Toole ’09 discuss immigration policy and journalism.
Starting on June 1, faculty, staff and students can petition to travel internationally for Cornell related research and business, according to a Tuesday email from Vice Provost Wendy Wolford.
On Thursday April 22, the candidates for Student Assembly president and executive vice president held a debate on topics ranging from religious accommodation and mental health to police disarmament and reducing financial burdens.
Candidates for Student-Elected Trustee discuss their plans for addressing mental health issues, affordability and other critical issues for the University in their debate.
At last week’s Faculty Senate meeting, proposals were heard on new anti-racism education requirements and preserving academic freedom.
Cornellians and Ithacans gathered on Wednesday to support the Climate and Community Investment Act, advocating for climate justice.