News
Similar to Last Year, New North Campus Dorms Provide Luxury But Social Isolation
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Residents of the new North Campus dorms report living in luxury but experience social isolation.
greek life
National Hazing Prevention Week Kicks-Off at Cornell
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National Hazing Prevention Week kicks-off on campus, with Greek life organizations holding themselves accountable to take a stand against hazing.
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Ithaca Becomes an Abortion Sanctuary City to Help Out-of-State Women
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Ithaca officially became an abortion sanctuary city on July 6, making the city a safehaven for those seeking abortions from more restrictive states.
Cornell Biennial
Cornell Council for the Arts Hosts Fifth Cornell Biennial: “Futurities, Uncertain”
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The Cornell Council is hosting its fifth Biennial with this year’s theme of “Futurities, Uncertain”.
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Thurston Hall to Expand, House Biomedical Engineering
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Expansions to Thurston Hall, set to be completed in 2024, will allow the building to house the University’s growing biomedical engineering major.
eswar prasad
Prof. Eswar Prasad Speaks on Future of Money
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Eswar Prasad, Nandlal P. Tolani Senior Professor of Trade Policy in the economics department, gave a talk on Tuesday about current financial changes, such as the rise in cryptocurrency.
Antisemitism Rally
University and Cornell Jewish Community Respond to Antisemitic Actions, Jewish Cornellians Rally on Ho Plaza
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After sightings of the Star of David drawn alongside a swastika on the ground next to Beebe Lake and a banner reading “Burn prisons, free them all, Attica to Palestine” on the side of the Cornell Law School building facing the Cornell Hillel offices, the campus Jewish community responded with a Thursday evening rally on Ho Plaza.
North Campus
Following Influx of North Campus Residents, Employees Reflect on Start of Semester
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With the recent completion of new North Campus Residential Expansion project came new residents, posing new challenges for Cornell employees working on North Campus.
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Campus COVID-19 Cases Fall After August Spike
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With the removal of PCR testing sites and the classroom mask requirement, University policies have allowed for the most “normal” semester since the start of the pandemic in March 2020. As the University rolled back COVID-19 restrictions for the fall, there are still active cases on campus.
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Expert Journalists and Scholars to Discuss Geopolitics Following Ukraine Invasion
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On Wednesday, Sept. 22, from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts, the College of Arts & Sciences will host the event, “Aftershocks: Geopolitics Since the Ukraine Invasion” to discuss this war’s impact on Eurasia and beyond.