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Cornell settled an April 2020 class-action lawsuit by agreeing to pay $3 million towards a compensation fund for students impacted by online classes in the Spring 2020 semester.
In an email to the Cornell community, the University shed light on preparedness plans in the case of a federal government shutdown.
Cornell students interacted with admissions representatives from across the country at Cornell Career Services’ Postgraduate Fairs to gain insight on graduate life and applications.
The Sun sat down with public safety officials to learn why a sharp increase in sex crimes on campus may have occurred and the steps being taken to reduce its frequency going forward.
After numerous debates regarding artificial intelligence, Cornell released a statement addressing the controversy and establishing new policies.
Advocates for improved gynecological care held a roundtable event at the Big Red Barn on Tuesday, Sept. 26 to discuss ways of expanding access in Ithaca.
Local musicians performed during Porchfest on Sunday, Sept. 24, bringing out listeners for an afternoon of music on Fall Creek porches.
In the first Campus Press Briefing of the current academic year, White House advisors and press representatives discussed important issues for college students nationwide.
The Department of Entomology hosted Insectapalooza for its 20th year, providing an opportunity for individuals of all ages to engage in bug education and enjoyment.
Cornell’s clocktower will remain under construction until November 2024, closing the 161-step tower to visitors and reducing the Cornell Chimes’ concert schedule.