The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/author/tamarakamis/page/3/)
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.
The University Assembly held their first meeting of the semester where they discussed a resolution mandating vaccines for all staff, students and faculty.
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.
Cornell EARS is coming back with a new one-on-one mentoring service instead of peer counseling.
The University is amending the COVID-19 alert system from four levels down to three, with green level allowing for full capacity classes and events.
Members of the Cornell administration talked to The Sun about their COVID-19 mitigation efforts over the past year.
The Cornell administration has decided to move forward with the creation of the Peking University-Hotel School dual degree masters program despite the push back they have faced.
The Cornell community honors emeritus professor Frank Young, a lifelong sociology researcher and friend to many.
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.