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Yes, new technologies and trends in society are dehumanizing us and promoting the gentrification of a people as a species. But we need to learn how to survive, stay conscious and thrive in the coming world: Trying to prevent these changes is futile when the path has unfolded this far.
Is the Ivy league handing out too many A’s? Columnists Daniel R. Schwarz & Rebecca Sparacio discuss the nature of grade inflation at Cornell and academia at large.
Cornell’s Jan. 5 task force report, entitled Generative AI in Administration, outlined the risks and benefits of artificial intelligence use in the University’s operations.
I am lucky enough to live on one of higher education’s most beautiful and unconventional academic quadrangles: Cornell’s Library Slope evinces a gently rolling, manicured arcadia worthy of Capability Brown.
The Student Assembly voted on Nov. 30 to increase the Student Activity Fee to $424 per student per year for the 2024-2026 byline cycle, a 36.71-percent increase from the current cost.
The Red dominate at the Mat Town Open, with six wrestlers taking first place in their weight class.
The Middle East is at war, campuses around the country are protesting and students feel unsafe. Cornell gave us a day off — but did this really help?
The Student-Elected Trustee is a direct link between the student body and the board. They must speak on behalf of every Cornellian’s concerns, opinions and perspectives.
Around 200 students staged a die-in in Klarman Hall to mourn the lives of those killed in Gaza and demand the University acknowledge Palestinian suffering.
This message, at once simple and profound, has never been more important, and not just at Cornell.