virtual exams
First-Year Students Face Finals Season for the First Time
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As finals season quickly approaches, students express uncertainty about what is perhaps their first in-person college final after last year’s virtual testing schedule.
FGSS
FGSS Celebrates 50 Years With Speakers, Events and Collective Contemplation
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The feminist, gender and sexuality studies program is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a yearlong series of events.
Student Assembly
Student Assembly Fails, Then Narrowly Passes New Student Activities Fee With $1 Increase
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In their last meeting of the semester, the Student Assembly passed a new student activities fee of $310 — a $1 increase from the last funding cycle.
City
Ithaca Nonprofits Provide Assistance As Temperatures Drop
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Ithaca’s homeless shelters and food banks prepare are getting ready to serve the community this winter.
abortion
Planned Parenthood Generation Action Cornell Raffles off Sex Toys to Raise Money for Reproductive Health in Texas
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Planned Parenthood Generation Action Cornell is raising money for Texas abortion funds titled “Sex Toys for Texas.” by raffling off a $200 basket of sex toys.
News
Cornell Sophomore Pronounced Dead Monday
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Tara Atluri ’24 was a sophomore in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences who had a “deep love for plants and nature,” CALS Dean Benjamin Houlton wrote to the CALS community, and Ryan Lombardi, vice president for student and campus life, later wrote in a University statement Monday evening.
downtown ithaca
Winter Lights Festival Dazzles Downtown Ithaca
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As the sun dipped below the horizon on Saturday night, the Ithaca Commons were illuminated by the light installations of the Winter Lights Festival.
Study Period
Study Period Before Final Exams: Testing Students’ Ability to Balance Their Work
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As classes wrap up this Tuesday, students are preparing for their finals during the Study Period.
Conversation with Immigration Journalists
Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalists Discuss Reporting on Immigration
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Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists, Sonia Nazario, Nadja Drost and Molly O’Toole ’09, participated in a discussion about the unparalleled migration through the Americas, immigration policy and the role of journalism in relation to these topics.
News
Prof. Derrick Spires Discusses Black Print Culture, Cornell Archives
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The Society for the Humanities hosted its annual Invitational Lecture Wednesday featuring Prof. Derrick Spires, literatures in English, who discussed early African American art and writing and how these works shape history.