Multimedia
MULTIMEDIA | Scenes from Women’s Gymnastics Senior Day
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Cornell’s women’s gymnastics seniors reflected on their team experiences during senior day earlier this month.
Columns
GUEST ROOM | RE: Cornell’s Energy Transition, A Troubling Delay on Decarbonization
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A recent response to Interim President Kotlikoff’s op-ed argues that Cornell’s flawed decarbonization approach aligns with discredited Big Oil narratives and undermines Ithaca’s progressive energy policies.
Columns
GUEST ROOM | ACP Statement on Demands to Dean Marla Love
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The Alliance for Community Protection demands that Cornell take immediate action to protect students, faculty, and staff from systemic threats that face our most vulnerable.
News
Cornell Settles Title IX Lawsuit With Former Physics Professor
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The University reached a confidential settlement with former physics professor Mukund Vengalattore following a Title IX lawsuit and sexual misconduct investigation.
News
Big Red Food Court: A New York-Style Dining Experience Set to Open on College Avenue
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Big Red Food Court will open its doors on Feb. 20 on College Avenue, offering students New York City-inspired food offerings.
News
‘A Window Into Someone’s Heart’: Museum of Earth to Host Valentine’s Day Performance Fundraiser
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For Valentine’s Day, the Museum of the Earth will host the Cayuga Chamber Orchestra’s “Songs of Love” fundraiser featuring the Ithaca College Jazz Vocal Ensemble and singer Steven Stull.
News
Student Suspect Identified in A.D White Statue Vandalism, University Says
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CUPD has identified a potential student suspect for the Jan. 21 vandalism of the A.D. White statue with pro-Palestinian messages.
News
Cornell, 11 Other Universities Sue NIH After Multi-Million Dollar Grant Cuts Announced
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Cornell is suing the NIH over planned cuts to research funding that could cost the University more than $80 million annually, threatening vital research and innovation.
Multimedia
MULTIMEDIA | Around the Sun: 2/2 – 2/8
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On this episode of Around the Sun, City Editor Gabriel Muñoz, Social Media Editor Jade Dubuche and News Senior Writer Benjamin Leynse share this week’s top headlines.
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‘Not Only Disruptive But Demeaning’: History, Anthropology Departments Transition from McGraw to Mary Ann Wood Amid Three-Year Construction
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Faculty and staff members describe challenges brought by the relocation of the history and anthropology departments from McGraw Hall to Mary Ann Wood Hall.