The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/cornell-student/)
After two years of research and development, Rahanna Bisseret Martinez ’26 published a cookbook highlighting the cuisine she saw in her household and across the California Bay Area.
A Cornell University student was changed on Tuesday in connection with the antisemitic threats posted online this weekend. Patrick Dai ’24 was interviewed by the FBI at the Cornell Police Department on Wednesday and admitted to posting the messages.
Robin Hall ’26 biked 85 miles and raised $4,273 for cancer research in completing the Pan-Mass Challenge on Aug. 5.
While Lee had to quickly respond to the market crash, Song’s investments were already completely safe due to pure chance. He had liquidated his portfolio right before the crash with the intent of constructing a new one.
After the stabbing of a Cornell graduate student on Sunday, Ithaca police arrested three suspects.
A second student has tested negative for coronavirus; there are currently no other members of the Cornell community undergoing testing.
To the editor:
In “Remember What It Means to Be a Student,” Colton Poore ’20 writes, “Over the past three years, I’ve felt that I’ve had my desire to learn sucked out of me with memorization, regurgitation and prayers of scoring at least the mean.” This is a result of a culture that prioritizes the measurable over the meaningful. I usually have a blue shirt on. The shirt is clearly blue. However, as a professor, if I told Cornell students that my shirt is red and then gave them a test with one question on it — “What color is my shirt?” — 95% would answer, without hesitation, “Red,” regardless of whether I am speaking one-on-one, in a small group or in a large auditorium (just ask my students, advisees and anyone else who would be around to watch). I would tell them that we are here to teach them how to observe nature and to develop the courage of their convictions to explain their observations and conclusions using reasoning.