South Asian students and faculty have been raising awareness and funds for Pakistan’s ongoing climate disaster, and they urge the Cornell community to help.
Aftershocks Event
Professors, Prominent Journalists Speak at Panel on Invasion of Ukraine and Global ‘Aftershocks’ of War
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The College of Arts and Sciences hosted Aftershocks — an Arts Unplugged event — on Sept. 22 featured journalists and professors speaking on the global effects of the Russia-Ukraine war.
News
Climate Justice Cornell Leads Fridays for Future Global Climate Strike, Demanding Local and Global Action against Climate Change
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Climate Justice Cornell rallies students, faculty and Iocal Ithaca residents to take action against climate change.
News
Cornell Outing Club Races in 39th Adirondack Canoe Classic
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Cornell Outing Club participated in a 90-mile marathon canoeing race course from Sept. 9 to 11.
Featured in Category
Cornell Law Professor Discusses Redistricting and Gerrymandering
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Cornell Law Professor Michael Dorf explains redistricting and gerrymandering in the American political system, and how they may affect Rep. Sharice Davids J.D. ’10, bid for reelection.
News
Fireworks, Fan Festival and Football: A Guide to Homecoming Weekend 2022
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As the annual Homecoming Weekend approaches, the University has planned various events for students, alumni and visiting families to enjoy.
News
Student Activities Funding Commission Moves Club Sports Budgetary Decisions to Funding Council, Lowers Spending Cap
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Lowered spending caps and budget cuts as a result of funding moved to the CSC have resulted in club sport leaders needed more funds to sustain their teams.
News
Similar to Last Year, New North Campus Dorms Provide Luxury But Social Isolation
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Residents of the new North Campus dorms report living in luxury but experience social isolation.
greek life
National Hazing Prevention Week Kicks-Off at Cornell
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National Hazing Prevention Week kicks-off on campus, with Greek life organizations holding themselves accountable to take a stand against hazing.
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Ithaca Becomes an Abortion Sanctuary City to Help Out-of-State Women
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Ithaca officially became an abortion sanctuary city on July 6, making the city a safehaven for those seeking abortions from more restrictive states.
Cornell Biennial
Cornell Council for the Arts Hosts Fifth Cornell Biennial: “Futurities, Uncertain”
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The Cornell Council is hosting its fifth Biennial with this year’s theme of “Futurities, Uncertain”.