greek life
IFC Social Events Ban to Continue Through Fall Semester
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On Wednesday morning, IFC announced that the ban on social events would last through the Fall semester.
Featured in Category
Students Express Discontent Over Short Thanksgiving Break
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Cornellians voiced their concerns as students struggle to head home given the comparatively short Thanksgiving break.
News
Cornell Ballroom and Drag Hosts Premier Student Run Drag Show
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Decorated with neon lights, balloons and pride flags, Appel was filled with students cheering as Cornell Ballroom and Drag performed.
Basic Needs Coalition
Cornell Student Organizations Come Together to Help Students in Need
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Cornell Basic Needs Coalition, Cornell Progressives and the Office of the Student Advocate held their first pop-up to provide students with basic needs.
Cornell Prison and Education Program
Cornell-Led Programs and Student Organizations Take On Mutual Efforts to Support Prison Education
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In pursuit of fairer education access for incarcerated individuals, multiple campus and student programs collaborate with faculty and students to support criminal justice. Jodi Anderson Jr. is an example of how these various efforts can succeed. He is an alumnus of Cornell Prison and Education Program, before enrolling at Cornell in 2016. He transferred to Stanford after two years, and is now starting his own business. Last month, Anderson was invited back on campus by Cornell Prison Education and Reform Project, to share his life path, inspiring more Cornellians to support prison education.
winter
(Don’t) Let it Snow: Students Express Concerns Over Driving Conditions As Temperatures Fall
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As winter approaches, students express concerns about the difficulties they may face while driving on icy or snowy roads.
2022 election
Cornellians React to Trump 2024 Presidential Bid Announcement
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Speaking from his Mar a Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida, Trump attacked the policies of current president Joseph R. Biden, stoked fears of election fraud and touted his economic successes while in office — sometimes using false statistics to do so.
News
Visiting Storyteller to Perform Narrations in American Sign Language
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Sponsored by the Department of Linguistics, the ASL Literature Series has invited five storytellers and poets to Cornell since its inception on Oct. 12, with Simmons being the sixth and final guest.
downtown ithaca
Downtown Ithaca Starbucks Workers Strike on Red Cup Day
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Ithaca Commons Starbucks workers held a day-long strike on Red Cup Day, joining hundreds of baristas across the nation.
Admissions
Cornell Law Remains Silent as Top Ranked Law Schools Withdraw From U.S. News Rankings
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Cornell Law School has declined a request to comment after other high ranking law schools like Yale, Harvard and University of California Berkeley pulled out of U.S. News’ ranking list.