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Nixed Spring Break Sparks Student Ambivalence

By Onalee Duane | March 3, 2021

With this year being one of the few academic years without a spring break in Cornell’s history, the news has elicited mixed emotions from students of all classes.

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Confined to Computers, Pre-Professional Fraternities Use New Rubric to Screen Prospective Candidates

By Milo Gringlas | March 3, 2021

Some of Cornell’s most exclusive brotherhoods are its pre-professional fraternities, whose recruitment methods have undergone significant changes over Zoom.

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Anti-Racist Author Ijeoma Oluo Explores Allyship, Activism in Annual MLK Lecture

By Angela Bunay | March 3, 2021

Nigerian-American author and activist Ijeoma Oluo addressed students directly with advice on student activism, rest and coalition-building during a Monday night lecture.

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Despite Eligibility, Student Workers Struggle to Get COVID-19 Vaccines

By Calvin Lee | March 2, 2021

Cornell students who are frontline workers are eligible for the COVID vaccine. Yet there are still challenges to receiving it.

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New Podcast Spreads Humanities Research Beyond the Walls of A.D. White House

By Amaya Aranda | March 2, 2021

On a STEM dominated campus, Cornell’s new podcast aims to share the university’s humanities research with the world.

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Cornell Economists Reflect on Their Experiences as Study Highlights Glass Ceilings

By Mia Glass | March 2, 2021

With a recent New York Times study highlighting the gender gap in the field of economics, students and faculty in the department share their experiences here at Cornell.

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No Wine Left Behind: Alcohol-Based Classes Chug On

By Katherine Esterl | March 2, 2021

Instead of tastings in the Statler Hall Auditorium, professors teaching Wines, Cider Production and other alcohol-based classes have been getting creative, making at-home tasting kits for students.

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New Cornell Tech Course Targets New York City COVID-19 Recovery

By Faith Fisher | March 1, 2021

Cornell Tech graduate students are using the latest technology to help New York City reopen four of its major sectors: shops and restaurants, office spaces, cultural institutions and schools.

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With Peer Counseling Shuttered, EARS Community Plans To Adapt

By Tamara Kamis | February 28, 2021

As EARS approaches its 50th year, Cornell puts an end to its peer counseling capabilities – but training may continue.

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Class of 1945 Lecture Covers Racial Equity in Environmentalism

By Olivia Cipperman | February 28, 2021

Dr. Carolyn Finney delivers the Cornell Botanic Gardens’ annual Class of 1945 speech, addressing racial justice in green spaces.

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Opinion: Will you ever find "the one?" Probably not, so stop being a sucker and start enjoying the pleasant world of polygamy. Have all of your sexual desires fulfilled whenever is most convenient to you, "albeit in a three-unit form," Brat Baby.

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Opinion: Choosing to exacerbate non-issues has become a hallmark of Fox News. Case in point: "Cancelling" Dr. Seuss. Rightfully being recognized for their racist undertones, his works are no longer being emphasized by some school districts.

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In many cases, our in-person interactions with others are shaped just as much by the places we frequent as the people we talk to and the things we do.
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