The University’s new essay question will now ask applicants to reflect on Ezra Cornell’s “Any Person, Any Study” principle.
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Cornell Project Team Revitalizes Commons Parking Garage With Murals, Signage System
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The Cornell project team Sustainable City replaced the signage system in the Seneca Street Parking Garage to promote clarity and community.
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Student Assembly Proposes Increased Student Activity Fee of $424
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The Student Assembly voted on Nov. 30 to increase the Student Activity Fee to $424 per student per year for the 2024-2026 byline cycle, a 36.71-percent increase from the current cost.
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Pro-Palestinian Demonstrators Occupy Campus Buildings, Stage Mock Trial of President Pollack
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Pro-Palestinian students occupied various campus buildings from midday Friday, Dec. 1 until 2 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 3, after the University agreed to meet to discuss divestment.
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ILR Students Discuss the Major’s Labor, Business Divide
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ILR students share their perspectives on the major’s curriculum, revealing a divide between students on the major’s intended focus.
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Brooks First-Years Face Logistical Difficulties in Accessing Student Services
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Following the inauguration of the Jeb E. Brooks School of Public Policy, its first group of students have had trouble accessing some Cornell student services.
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District Attorney Publishes Dashboard Tracking Public Safety Data, Community Justice Center Seeks Community Input for Public Safety Dashboard
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Tompkins County now has a unified justice system dashboard, which the Sun lays out here.
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Cornell Reduces Proportion of Students Admitted Through Early Decision Track
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In an effort to increase equity in admissions, Cornell will decrease the proportion of students admitted through the early decision track, beginning this upcoming admissions cycle.
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Tompkins County to Receive $8 Million to Resurface Meadow and Fulton Street
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Tompkins County received over $8 million to resurface Meadow and Fulton Street, due to an increase in New York State funding for the Southern Tier in the 2024 state budget.
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Jonah Gershon ’24 Launches Spekld, Novel Brown Butter Stick Company
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Jonah Gershon ’24, a student in the Nolan School of Hotel Administration, created a brown butter stick company after noticing a lack of convenience in producing the ingredient.
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Cornell Continues to Devalue Standardized Testing as Collegeboard Adapts Digital SAT
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While 2024 SAT test takers will experience a shortened and digitalized exam, Cornell colleges have continued test-optional and test-blind policies for applicants.