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Hosted by the Tompkins County Democratic Committee, the forum focused partly on District Attorney Matthew Van Houten’s relationship with law enforcement and on New York State’s recently passed bail reform.
Despite enrollment uncertainty, Cornell received acceptances from 3,344 first-year students after May 1, a number that is higher than the University’s target.
“I don’t have any close relatives who have moved into college or had a roommate, so I was definitely looking forward to that,” said Angelica Estevez ’24
The University Assembly passed a resolution allowing the University Counsel to decide revisions to the code of conduct.
Ithaca College and Tompkins Cortland Community College have already made some tough logistical and financial decisions.
After a month working at New York City hospitals, Cayuga Medical Center doctors, nurses and staff have come home, back to Ithaca.
As the last day of classes approaches, May 12, so does the deadline to change courses to S/U grading.
In light of COVID-19 based restrictions on meeting in-person, comedy groups have been largely unproductive.
The Student Assembly passed several resolutions on its final meeting on May 7, including one on that bans exams on major religious holidays.
The Southern Tier region of New York State can begin reopening later this week, Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D-N.Y.) said on Monday, marking the most significant step so far toward a return to everyday operations in the state.