News
Cornell’s 20th ClubFest Invites Students to Explore Pre-Professional, Recreational Interests
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This spring, ClubFest featured new organizations such as Cornell Capital Club, alongside long-standing organizations such as Ring of Steel: Ithaca.
News
Students Explore Cornell’s Social, Pre-Professional and Extracurricular Organizations at Spring ClubFest
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Students had the opportunity to join new clubs and other student organizations during Sunday’s ClubFest at Barton Hall.
club
Magic in the Making: New Cornell Magic Society Attracts Experts and Novices
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From card tricks to optical illusions, founders of the new Cornell Magic Society are sharing their love for performance.
News
Student Assembly Resumes Talks on Already Reduced Student Activity Fee
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The Student Assembly has been working to reduce the burden on students while keeping more than 1,000 student organizations afloat by reducing the student activities fee.
Money & Business
Cornell Sophomores Co-Found Campus’s First Black Investment Fund
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After competing against other highly qualified students to land a coveted spot in an exclusive business club on campus, Cheick Camara ‘22 noticed a glaring issue within the organization: a lack of diversity.
club
Newly Formed One Love Club Educates on Healthy Relationships
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In an age in which dating violence is a reality for many young people, the new Cornell chapter of the One Love Foundation aims to define healthy relationships and spread awareness on risks and prevention.
climate change
New ‘GreenClub’ Offsets Your Carbon Footprint for the Price of a Netflix Subscription
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While environmental strikers rallied and screamed protest chants on the Commons last Friday, six equally energetic — albeit quieter — activists gathered on the Engineering Quad to promote their own vision of ecological sustainability.
cannabis
Following The Green Rush, New Cannabusiness Club Sprouts on Campus
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“There’s a club for all these other industries — marketing, finance, etc. Why not for the cannabis industry? We thought there was a need for it and that it would be valuable to students and to us; we didn’t know enough about the industry ourselves.”