News
Faculty Senate Passes Resolution Condemning Chinese Partnerships
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The Faculty Senate voted to condemn the repressive actions of the People’s Republic of China.
News
Human Remains Returned to Oneida Nation After Six Decades of Possession by Cornell
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In a ceremony on Tuesday, Cornell returned ancestral remains and sacred items to the Oneida Indian Nation that had been in possession of the University for six decades.
News
Student Assembly Votes to Bring Plan B Vending Machine to Campus, Passes Resolution 23
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In Thursday’s meeting, the Student Assembly voted to pass two resolutions: one approving the implementation of Plan B vending machines on campus, another to denounce atrocities against Uyghur Muslims in Xianjiang, China.
City
Ithaca’s Landmark Preservation Committee Discusses Arts Quad Improvements in Monthly Meeting
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The Ithaca Preservation Committee met on Jan. 17 to discuss lighting improvements for Cornell’s Arts Quad, enclosing a porch at a historical property and expanding the Argos Inn.
News
WinterFest Craft Festival Spreads Seasonal Cheer In Time for Upcoming Final Exams
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From beanie-customizing to mud-cake making, students partook in a variety of activities at the WinterFest Craft Festival last Saturday.
city of ithaca
College Avenue Business Owners Frustrated With Its Recent Construction, Citing Decreased Foot Traffic and Safety Concerns
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Following the completion of roadwork on College Avenue, business owners are frustrated with the construction’s impact on customer traffic and safety.
COVID-19
Students Reflect Upon First “Normal” Semester
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With the University relaxing or doing away with COVID-19 restrictions this fall — such as easing masking requirements and closing PCR testing locations — many students felt that this semester was the first “normal” one since the start of the pandemic.
Cornell Club
“A Piece of the Hill”: How the Cornell Club Supports Alumni Community, Withstanding A Pandemic
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In-person events and programs return to the Cornell Club in Manhattan, New York, remaining a quintessential hub for Cornellians across generations.
bailey hall
Female-Composed Music to be Performed at the Cornell Symphony Orchestra’s Upcoming Show
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Performing three pieces by all-female composers, the Cornell Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Guillame Pirard, will host a concert in Bailey Hall this Saturday.
Admissions
Cornell Law Remains Silent as Top Ranked Law Schools Withdraw From U.S. News Rankings
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Cornell Law School has declined a request to comment after other high ranking law schools like Yale, Harvard and University of California Berkeley pulled out of U.S. News’ ranking list.