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If passed, the legislation is expected to require employers to give at least a 30-day notice to an employee when terminating them and provide specific reasons for doing so.
Ithaca Circus Culture offers an outlet for Ithacans of all ages to explore circus arts at various skill levels.
Speakers at an anti-fascism protest organized following Donald Trump winning the 2024 presidential election criticized both major parties’ Israel-Palestine stances and Cornell’s discipline of protesters.
The Common Council delayed a formal vote on its 2025 budget on Wednesday. All but one of the 14 speakers who commented on the budget during the public hearing and public comment sections of the meeting expressed concerns over the impact of the tax rate increase on homeowners.
Every local and state representative elected for Tompkins County on Tuesday night is a Democrat.
Out of eight Cornell alumni vying for congressional seats across the country this election cycle, six won their bids. Here is the breakdown of how those races played out.
All Cornell students were previously allowed to ride TCAT buses for free at any time of the day, due to technical difficulties with the fare system. Now, only first-years have access without purchasing a bus pass.
Democratic leaders gathered in Ithaca to talk to voters about NY-19 Democratic candidate Josh Riley’s plans to protect access to abortion and the need to “fight and defend” democracy in this election.
As Election Day approaches, The Sun looked into the policy positions of Ithaca’s State Senate and congressional candidates on issues affecting Cornell students, including student debt, gun control and abortion.
With a few days before elections, voting organizations in Ithaca are working to get voters to cast their ballots.