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Prof. Sara Bronin Confirmed as Chairman of Advisory Council on Historic Preservation

By Sam Johnstone | January 26, 2023

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

By Marisa Cefola | January 25, 2023

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

By Carlin Reyen | January 25, 2023

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

By Julia Senzon | January 25, 2023

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

By Aimée Eicher | January 25, 2023

Various organizations and facilities across Cornell’s campus implore students to take advantage of the numerous winter sports and activities available in Ithaca.

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Self-Discovery Sparks Internal Transfers Across Cornell’s Nine Undergraduate Colleges

By Marian Caballo | January 25, 2023

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

By ericreilly | January 24, 2023

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

By Sam Johnstone | January 24, 2023

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

By Jonathan Mong | January 24, 2023

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

By Jiwook Jung | January 23, 2023

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 

By Sofia Rubinson | January 23, 2023

Susan Currie, former director of Tompkins County Public Library, is running for County Legislator with voting on Tuesday.

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