covid
Cornell Returns to Green Alert Following Month of Record Case Counts
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After nearly a month in the yellow alert level, marked by record-high campus case counts, Cornell has returned to alert green.
Ithaca Common Council
Common Council Debates Legislation Regulating 5G Towers
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On Sept. 22, the Ithaca Common Council voted to send legislation requiring greater distance between cell towers needed for 5G services to be voted on during the Council’s Oct. 6 meeting.
ACT/SAT requirements
Cornell Waives Standardized Testing Requirement for First-Year Applications Through Fall 2024
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The University has extended their test-optional policy, providing Fall 2023 and 2024 applicants the option to forgo standardized testing.
Black Muslim Cornellians
Pan-African Muslim Student Association Offers Community to Black Muslim Students in First In-Person Semester
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In their first in-person semester, the Pan-African Muslim Student Association aims to cultivate a community and safe space on campus for Black Muslim students.
conflict resolution
Campus Mediation Program Teaches Students Creative Conflict Resolution
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As the new Code of Conduct emphasizes community mediation, the Campus Mediation Practicum could gain a greater importance for students on campus.
News
Students in Cooperative Living Houses Design Individual COVID-19 Guidelines
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Unlike those living in traditional dorms, students in University-owned co-op houses must independently decide on COVID-19 safety measures without clear guidance from Cornell.
Featured in Category
‘Fees Must Fall,’ Student Protestors Call For Lower Costs, More Aid
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Over 40 students gathered at in front of Day Hall on Friday to protest for against rising tuition, fees and financial aid delays.
cornell alumni
School of Hotel Administration to be Renamed After Peter and Stephanie Nolan Following Major Donation
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In recognition of a $50 million donation from alumni Peter Nolan ’80, MBA ’82 and Stephanie Nolan ’84, the hotel school will be renamed the Cornell Peter and Stephanie Nolan School of Hotel Administration.
common council
Ithaca Committee Votes to Seek Comment on Tenant Protection Legislation
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The City of Ithaca’s Planning & Economic Development Committee voted to open Right to Renew legislation last week which will provide tenants with greater lease security.
Border
Wednesday Panel to Discuss Migration and Storytelling
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Cornell’s Migrations Initiative is bringing together a panel of journalists and academics for a discussion on representation and challenges in migration reporting.