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Student Assembly Passes Protection on Students’ Right to Protest, Debates Rules for Upcoming Election
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On Thursday, the Student Assembly passed resolutions to protect free speech on campus and amend S.A. election procedures.
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“Diversity Becomes Substitute of Racial Justice”: Stanford Professor Discusses Affirmative Action at Martin Luther King Commemorative Lecture
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Stanford Professor was featured as the guest speaker for 2023 Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Lecture, where he reflected on college admissions and affirmative action.
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Cornellians Rally for Disability Support in Albany on Student Empowerment Day
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During Student Empowerment Day on Feb. 8, Cornellians advocated for state funding for university students with disabilities at the New York State Legislative Office in Albany.
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North Campus Dining Halls Crowded with Long Lines at Start of Semester
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With a rising number of students and a falling number of dining options on North Campus, North dining halls have become increasingly overwhelmed.
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Spring Transfers Start Cornell Journey Mid-Year and Prepare for Challenges Ahead
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With 72 students enrolling, Spring transfers started the semester with mixed feelings of excitement and concern.
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Prof. Emeritus Martha Mutschler-Chu Develops Pest, Disease-Resistant Tomatoes
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Prof. Emeritus Martha Mutschler-Chu, plant breeding and genetics, has concluded decades of research on tomato plants, developing 20 lines of pest- and disease-resistant breeds.
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Robert Purcell Marketplace Eatery’s Permanent Closure Elicits Student Discussion Around Food Quality and Dining Hall Preferences
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Robert Purcell Marketplace Eatery’s permanent closing has sparked student discussion around its food quality and campus dining hall preferences following the opening of new dining halls.
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Cornell-Led Programs and Student Organizations Take On Mutual Efforts to Support Prison Education
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In pursuit of fairer education access for incarcerated individuals, multiple campus and student programs collaborate with faculty and students to support criminal justice. Jodi Anderson Jr. is an example of how these various efforts can succeed. He is an alumnus of Cornell Prison and Education Program, before enrolling at Cornell in 2016. He transferred to Stanford after two years, and is now starting his own business. Last month, Anderson was invited back on campus by Cornell Prison Education and Reform Project, to share his life path, inspiring more Cornellians to support prison education.
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Jodi Anderson Jr. Shares His Path from Prison to Stanford Through the Help of Cornell
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Jodi Anderson Jr. took classes through the Cornell Prison Education Program that helped him become a Stanford graduate and business founder that aims to provide incarcerated individuals employment opportunities.
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TCAT Implements Massive Service Cut Due to Driver Shortage
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After TCAT reduced bus services for all but two routes — due to a driver shortage — frequent riders have faced increased wait times and confusions over bus scheduling.