Columns
KOH | Cornell Dining’s Dirty Secret: An Empty Promise to Student Health
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Cornell is known nationally as a dining powerhouse. In this edition of IDEAS, Serin Koh reveals a dark reality behind our shining reputation.
Opinion
SEX ON THURSDAY | The Price of Penis
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I am here to outline what I have determined to be a great rule of thumb for the girls (and the gays) when it comes to deciding whether or not a casual weiner-ing is worth a dent in your wallet.
Opinion
SEX ON THURSDAY | It Is Not Only a Frat Issue
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As a man I know I also hold a privileged position in this situation, while I might walk terrified at night, my own silhouette could generate those feelings on someone else. I still can’t shake off that feeling of deep anxiety and near panic if I notice a guy walking at a similar pace to mine in the same direction a couple feet away.
Editorials
EDITORIAL | Cornell Is Run by a War Profiteer
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As a man profiting off of the scholasticide in Gaza — the destruction of every single university in the territory — he has no place in a leadership position at this University, no less one of the most powerful roles. In a just world, Cornell would shun alumni like Kayser, not give them the keys to the castle.
Columns
REYEN | It’s Time to for Us and Our School to Hold Rapists Accountable
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There needs to be more empathy for survivors and more accountability for perpetrators on this campus, full stop.
Letters To
LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Anthropology Faculty Call to Rescind Suspensions
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oin us in taking students seriously when they ask the University to invest in education, not in war; when they advocate for a global vision built on solidarity and care.
Opinion
GUEST ROOM | Cornell Holds Sacred Mineral Rights: It’s Time to Return Them
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There is no more time to be lost. Cornell should return mineral rights to their rightful owners and affirm their commitment to university values.
Columns
GUEST ROOM | Let’s Move Past Blanket Solutions
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We would welcome the opportunity for dialogue with the Cornell administration, which unfortunately has not yet occurred. Decisions on complex, emotional issues should involve all affected, especially when organizations and events are impacted.
Editorials
EDITORIAL | The Sun Calls for a Community Day
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At the end of the day, the value of our education at Cornell is contingent upon our ability to take full advantage of it. When the conditions of our country, our town and our campus become too overwhelming, too dangerous to focus, we need to be able to step back and focus on recentering our community. Kotlikoff this semester has deluged our inboxes with more email statements vowing to punish students than promising to help build us up, and that just about sums up the legacy he’s making for himself.
Columns
BERMAN | Principle Meets Pressure: A Case for Institutional Stability
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Look at our campus: Cornell has made a shift away from longstanding established policies to solve shorter-term issues — and it has proved costly.