The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/category/news/page/2/)
Videos from the early April arrest in the Ithaca commons show a chaotic scene. Svante Myrick ’09 shared the footage with the public following demands from the community and accusations against the Ithaca Police Department of racial bias.
President Martha Pollack and the University announced official support for the American Dream and Promise Act of 2019 on Monday, according to a University press release.
Bey Sisouphone, a Cornell Dining worker, is helping Professor Abby Cohn teach a new class based around her native language: Lao.
S.A. members deliberated the last resolutions of the year, including resolutions to denounce white supremacist imagery at county fairs, to establish formal relationships between committees and administrators, to create an ad-hoc committee to investigate student absence policy reform and to restructure how executive offices recruit staff.
On Friday, May 3, the Ithaca Garden club will welcome two new trees to Stewart Park for a belated celebration of Arbor Day, an annual holiday dedicated to tree planting.
Mitchell Baker, the co-founder of the Mozilla Foundation visited Cornell on Wednesday to speak about the importance of the relationship between STEM and the humanities.
As the wind gently blew across Ho Plaza on Wednesday, it carried the voices of people sharing their connections to Sri Lanka and the people whose lives were lost on Easter Sunday. Students from all different backgrounds, ages and disciplines faced each other in a wide circle, candles given out by the organizers in hand.
Cornell will no longer require student organizations to pay security fees for events, after nearly a year of continual changes to the event planning process. Vice President of Student and Campus Life Ryan Lombardi announced the changes to the campus in an email Tuesday.
Black Lives Matter Ithaca condemned the Ithaca Police Department in a Facebook post Tuesday, saying the department has demonstrated a “pattern of abuse and disrespect” towards people of color.
On April 19, Eatery’s app development team announced a new updated version, which will now provide information about Collegetown’s restaurants in addition to on-campus eateries.