The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/prominence/top-story/page/2/)
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The Sun sat down with Momodou Taal, an international graduate student from the United Kingdom who could be forced to leave the country after the University suspended him for taking part in a pro-Palestinian protest last week.
The president and executive vice president of the Student Assembly sat down with The Sun to discuss plans to establish an Assembly culture shift, increase student resources and redefine Assembly legislative procedures.
After weeks of striking, BorgWarner workers finalized an agreement with the manufacturing plant that boosted wages, upheld the health insurance program, and altered the attendance policy.
After the University banned a pro-Palestinian international student from campus on Monday, members of the Cornell community have rallied and petitioned for the suspension to be reversed.
Cornell saw declines in all reported racial categories except Asian, following last year’s overturn of affirmative action.
Kavita Bala will take the helm as Cornell’s 17th provost, with a five-year appointment starting Jan. 1, 2025. Bala currently serves as the dean of the Bowers College of Computing and Information Science. Interim President Michael Kotlikoff announced the appointment in a Wednesday morning email, thanking John Siliciano ’75 for his leadership as interim provost. Bala’s career at Cornell began in 1999 as a postdoctoral researcher.
A pro-Palestinian international student has been barred from campus after participating in a disruption of a career fair attended by defense contractors L3Harris and Boeing.
Cornell rose to No. 11 in the 2025 Best National Universities list, tying with the University of Chicago.
The “Stories of Belonging” photo exhibit showcased stories of temporary protected status holders who fear being deported in the near future
In an interview with The Sun, Democratic challenger Josh Riley criticized incumbent Marc Molinaro (R-NY) for his new pro-choice stance despite a pro-life voting record.