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Dead and Company Rocks Barton Hall One Final Time
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As the first show of their farewell tour, Dead and Company performed on Monday, May 8 at Barton Hall 46 years after the legendary “Cornell ’77” concert.
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Starbucks to Close All Ithaca Locations by May 26
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Starbucks has announced that it will close its two remaining Ithaca locations on E. Seneca Street and S. Meadow Street by May 26.
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J.P. Swenson Elected as Student Trustee
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J. P. Swenson ’25 has been elected as student trustee to the Board of Trustees for two year appointment.
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Students, Faculty Protest TIAA Fossil Fuel Investment
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On April 28, Climate Justice Cornell rallied on campus, calling for TIAA to divest from fossil fuels.
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“Lead With Empathy”: Valeria Valencia ’23 Reflects on Term as First Latina S.A. President
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Valeria Valencia ’23 describes her three-year terms in Student Assembly and how she tried to represent more voices on campus.
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Over 150 Years After its Founding, Cornell Still Wrestles With Legacy of Indigenous Dispossession
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While the University starts to take action toward addressing its history of dispossession, some students and faculty question the school’s true willingness to provide support to indigenous students.
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Student Employees of Cornell Outdoor Education Organize Coalition for Equitable Pay, Improved Working Conditions
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The newly formed Cornell Outdoor Educators Coalition aims to promote pay equity and improve working conditions for Cornell Outdoor Education employees.
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Unique Cornell Clubs Provide Supportive and Inclusive Communities
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Special clubs on campus allow students to explore niche interests and find tight-knit communities.
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Collegetown Businesses Struggle With Lull in Customers Over Summer Break
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Collegetown businesses including 7-Eleven, Souvlaki House and Plumtree describe how they lose their usual student customer base during school summer break.
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“Friends of the Library” Charity Book Sale Raises Money for County Public Libraries
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The biannual “Friends of the Library” book sale helps raise funds for Tompkins County’s public libraries