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Gregory Eells, who has worked at Cornell Health’s Counseling and Psychological Services for 15 years, will be the executive director of CAPS at the University of Pennsylvania starting in March.
In terms of scores, Cornell tied with Harvard, with both receiving D- grades. Princeton, Brown and Columbia earned grades of D, and the University of Pennsylvania had the highest grade with a D+. Yale and Dartmouth both received F’s.
Cornell admitted 1,395 out of 6,159, or 22.6 percent of the early decision applicants for the Class of 2023, down from the admission rates of 24.4 percent for the Class of 2022 and 25.8 percent for the Class of 2021.
The names of the perpetrators are still being withheld because of their juvenile status, but three males ages 13, 15 and 16 are being prosecuted in connection to a stabbing in the Commons on Friday.
There was a change in the relationship between the OHR and the Workers’ Center last spring, when “the county administration, with support of the legislature, instructed the employees of the OHR to cease all support for members of the community for preparing complaints to regulatory agencies for alleged discrimination.”
Rabbi Ari. D. Weiss, executive director of Cornell Hillel, said that the University considers the safety of Jewish students “very seriously,” adding that CUPD now has an increased presence in “recognizably Jewish events.”
The University explained that it was unable to offer transfer students housing on-campus because the incoming class of transfers was “unusually large,” so there was an “overwhelming demand” for housing.
As a co-investigator of InSight’s science team, Banfield monitors weather data like Mars’ wind and temperature through the use of seismometers and other instruments attached to the spacecraft.
One major goal of the night was to raise awareness about the importance of reproductive justice.
The app provides a simple interface for students to look at live and historical data for the “busyness” of dining locations on campus, using an algorithm that uses card swipes and historical data to approximate the traffic of each location.