Cornell Prof. Sara Bronin was confirmed as Chairman of the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation on Dec. 22 and will begin her position on Jan. 31.
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Freshmen’s First Winter: A Culture Shock for Students From Warm Climates
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Freshmen from warm climates year-round prepare for their first Ithaca winter, swapping hoodies for heavy jackets and snow boots.
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Collegetown Restaurants Return to Business as Usual after Cornell Winter Break
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As students returned to campus in preparation for the first day of the spring semester on Jan. 22, many Collegetown restaurants reopened their doors and returned to business as usual after a period of closure during the break.
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Students Discover Summer Research Opportunities Around the World
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Cornell students are in the process of planning and applying for summer research opportunities with the help of Cornell’s career resources and guidance from their departments.
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Winter Sports Organizations Aim to Engage Cornellians in Cold-Weather Activities
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Various organizations and facilities across Cornell’s campus implore students to take advantage of the numerous winter sports and activities available in Ithaca.
Internal Transfers
Self-Discovery Sparks Internal Transfers Across Cornell’s Nine Undergraduate Colleges
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With nine undergraduate colleges and nearly 80 majors, internally transferring can help students find the best academic fit within the University.
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Ithaca Bikeshare – A Comprehensive Guide to Ithaca’s Newest Transportation Option
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Ithaca’s Center for Community Transport launched a new, community-owned bikeshare service, Ithaca Bikeshare, in November.
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Ithaca’s Landmark Preservation Committee Discusses Arts Quad Improvements in Monthly Meeting
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The Ithaca Preservation Committee met on Jan. 17 to discuss lighting improvements for Cornell’s Arts Quad, enclosing a porch at a historical property and expanding the Argos Inn.
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Rep. Molinaro (R-N.Y.) Says Rep. Santos (R-N.Y.) Should Resign
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Rep. Marc Molinaro has called for the resignation of embattled Rep. George Santos, a fellow Republican, following a New York Times exposé of his lies about his personal life.
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Cornellians Come Back From Family, Friends and Travels to Bring Energy and Excitement Back on Ithaca Campus
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With students returning after spending a long winter break with family, friends and loved ones, Cornell regains its energy around Ithaca campus.
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Former Cornell Librarian Running Unopposed in Tompkins County Legislature Special Election
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Susan Currie, former director of Tompkins County Public Library, is running for County Legislator with voting on Tuesday.