The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/category/news/page/2/)
Effective Jan. 1, the University plans on ending the temporary reductions to Cornell faculty salaries and retirement benefits instituted earlier this year.
Dorm regulations include wearing masks whenever outside of the dorm rooms and following capacity limits in all rooms.
Cornell-founded Farther Farms focuses on creating new technologies with many different potential applications.
Cornell University has kept its information on the spring semester limited. Spring break has been set to be two days long.
Coll-Cath Associates, a development company, has made big plans for the future of Collegetown.
The spotted lanternfly, an invasive insect with an agriculturally harmful potential, has been spotted in the Ithaca area.
Winter courses will not be in-person, although the online platform did allow the number of classes for the session to increase.
Days after news outlets called the election for the Biden-Harris ticket, the presidential transition team released a list of members on its agency review teams — and 19 of them are Cornellians, including former University president David Skorton.
Student Assembly members kicked off their latest meeting with calls for the University to disarm the Cornell University Police Department — the assembly’s latest move in a semesters-long push for police reform.
After 10 weeks of uninterrupted classes — with only one day off to break up a semester riddled with Zoom fatigue and burnout — students are eager to finally have some much-anticipated time off.