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Buffalo Street Books welcomed back two Cornell alumni Friday, Nov. 22 at 5 p.m. to host a book discussion of “Rooms: The Work and Life of JJ Manford” by Gordon Sander ’72 B. Arch. ’73.
Two local students, Ahava Sapp and Ruby LeCroy won the Tompkins County Voting Sticker Content.
Ithaca’s Juneteenth celebration highlights the achievements and ongoing efforts of Black Americans in pursuit of freedom since the first Juneteenth celebration in 1865.
Ithaca’s unveiled two murals that work to amplify Black voices in the city’s history and culture.
The more time we spend in art museums and read about art, the better we can appreciate how objects of art can be understood within the context of the creative and cultural tradition of which they are a part.
Dakota Tseng won the Tompkins County Board of Elections “I voted” sticker contest with a design that features a cat in a field of flowers.
Fifteen years since they last qualified, Cornell Figure Skating Club placed eighth at the 2023 National Intercollegiate Final.
The fifth Cornell Biennial brings together over 30 local and international artists to reshape how we understand social relations, global warming, labor, design recycling and social justice.
As Cornell now requires sophomores to live in on-campus housing, more students will spend their second year at Cornell in the West Campus houses, the new dorms within the North Campus Residential Expansion and in the heart of Collegetown in South Campus. While many may lament forgoing off-campus and being forced into dorms, there remains plenty of opportunity to personalize the Cornellian living space. By no means am I encouraging students to violate Cornell’s housing policies regarding tapestries, flags and anything else that may violate fire code. However, creativity finds its home in constrained spaces with limited coverage of common rooms and bedrooms permitted. I wish to share just some of the fine art that composed my friends’ and my Hans Bethe dorm for our sophomore and junior years.
If I rid myself of such high standards, I am free to be disgruntled. Failure is inevitable yet freeing.