Public relations innovator Barbara Way Hunter ’49 leaves a legacy of leadership, from serving as the women’s editor of The Cornell Daily Sun to founding her own firm. She died on Dec. 18 at the age of 97.
News
University to Announce New Vendor for Campus Cafés
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The University ended its contract with Starbucks in July of 2023, following protests over the chains’ treatment of workers.
Multimedia
MULTIMEDIA | Inside the Life of Cornell’s Night Workers
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The Sun had the unique opportunity to shadow Brad Dutcher and Rocky Cunningham, who are third-shift Cornell Building Care Department workers, to see what the average night-working custodial staff member does during a given shift last May.
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Prof. Corey Earle Emphasizes Gratitude and Sense of Place at ‘Last Lecture’
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The lecture focused on campus landmarks and different lessons Cornellians can learn from.
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‘The Natural World Is One of the Best Medicines’: Students, Staff Find Mental Health Haven in Botanic Gardens
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A former Botanic Gardens employee discussed the nature’s restorative qualities during stressful times.
Administration
V.P. Joel Malina Came Under Fire From BSU and Faculty Senators. Now, He’s Leaving Cornell for a New Job
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The move comes after a semester of controversy over statements on free speech that Vice President for University Relations Joel Malina made during a private Sept. 30 Zoom meeting with Jewish parents. The comments led to Black Students United demanding his firing and the Faculty Senate discussing whether to condemn him for violating faculty members’ academic freedom.
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‘A Science and an Art’: Big Red Brewing Crafts Unique Beer Flavors
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Graduate student club Big Red Brewing blends food science with a passion for beer, guiding members through the beer-brewing process— from mixing malted grains to enjoying their beers during Oktoberfest.
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Employee Assembly Welcomes New Members, Discusses Potential Holiday Time Off Policy Changes
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The Employee Assembly convened to fill two vacant positions and discuss holiday time off.
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Released Documents Reveal New Details in Trespassing, Assault Case Against Noah Rebei ’25
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Following recent Ithaca City Court proceedings, new information on the case of Noah Rebei ’25 — including the victim’s account of the incident — has been obtained by The Sun.
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‘The New Jungle’: Residents Share Struggles in Asteri Apartments
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Asteri aims to serve as a refuge for 40 of Ithaca’s homeless individuals. But current residents say the housing development has failed to adequately support its new inhabitants.
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Student Assembly Announces Fall 2024 Election Results
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The Student Assembly announced the results of its Fall 2024 election on Monday. Four freshmen and one transfer student were chosen from 11 freshman and three transfer student candidates. Freshmen and transfer students received digital ballots to vote in their respective elections between Nov. 20 and Nov. 24.