The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/author/vivianfan/page/2/)
Cornell United Religious Work’s Soup and Hope series will continue this semester with an upcoming talk by Bill Alberta M.S. ’77. The series has been successful for over a decade, passing on uplifting messages of hope to students, faculty and members of the Ithaca community.
“We received an overwhelming set of applications from brilliant, passionate women who are tackling really important societal needs,” Ippolito told The Sun.
The program just ended its student recruitment and is currently focusing on outreach to local families.
The Greek Diversity Summit, which is open to all students in the Greek community, will become an annual event.
Entering its second year, Ballet and Books, a program founded by students from Cornell and Ithaca College, serves local children by fusing dance and reading into fun lessons and providing one-on-one mentorships with older students in the community.
Sheppard told The Sun that she hopes that “people will walk away thinking about the contemporary media landscape in a new and much more complex way.”
The title of the exhibition refers to the commodification of the female body in advertising, a theme that threads through the collection’s three paintings and one poem.