public policy school
Future of Policy Studies at Cornell Unclear as University Plans New Policy School
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A new School of Public Policy in the works could alter the future of policy studies at Cornell.
Arts & Culture
PERATI | It’s Not Enough to Change the English Department Name
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We should be encouraging a push in requirements to deliberately include literature that interacts with race, racism, gender, sexuality and colonialism.
Arts & Culture
Behind Cornell’s Celebration of ‘The Bluest Eye’
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On Thursday, Cornell held a virtual day-long reading of The Bluest Eye to celebrate the amazing career of author Toni Morrison M.A. ʼ55 and the 50th anniversary of the book’s publication. This event was the beginning of a year-long celebration of Toni Morrison as part of the College of Arts and Sciences’ Arts Unplugged Series. Morrison, one of Cornell’s most notable alumni, published The Bluest Eye, her first novel, in 1970. While the pandemic delayed this event from its original planned date last spring, there are some benefits to the virtual format. “The advantage of doing it remotely is that thousands of people everywhere can hear it, can see it,” said Professor Anne Adams, Africana Studies. “There’s more of a consistency to the experience of watching it than there would have been if we were going between live readers and readers being brought in remotely,” added Professor Roger Gilbert, English.
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Cornell Suspends Dean’s List Across Undergraduate Colleges, Law School
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“While we understand this is a disappointment to some, this is the most equitable solution,” wrote Associate Dean of CALS Prof. Don Viands.
Arts and Sciences
Arts and Sciences Students Looking to Graduate Cornell Early Now Face Easier Exit
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The College of Arts and Sciences dropped some graduation requirements, affording students who want to graduate early an easier path forward. The changes, passed in November, took effect this semester.
College Scholar
When Regular Majors Don’t Cut It, New Members of College Scholar Program Make Their Own
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The College Scholars program’s latest cohort began their independent courses of study this semester, ranging from studies of the economics behind Uber to the impact of political leaders on culture.
college of public policy
Latest Report Released on Proposed Future of College of Human Ecology Spurs Faculty, Student Pushback
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Over eight months since its founding in March, the Social Sciences Implementation Committee, created to help bolster Cornell’s public policy programs, has moved closer to making a recommendation — though its proposals have garnered push back from students and faculty.
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Confused About Your Degree Requirements? A New App Is Here to Help You.
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Cornell seniors Constantin Miranda ’20 and Barron DuBois ’20 created the DUST Report application as an alternative tool to the College’s existing Distributed Undergraduate Student Tracking report, which can be found on Arts & Sciences’ website.
2019 - 2020
Cornellians Elect New Freshmen, Arts and Sciences S.A. Reps
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After days of voting, five new representatives for this year’s Student Assembly have been elected into office.
Arts and Sciences
Dean Ray Jayawardhana on His First Year at a ‘Non-Stuffy’ Ivy and His Vision Moving Forward
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The Sun sat down with Ray Jayawardhana to reflect back on his first year — and to discuss what might be next for Arts and Sciences.