campus police
Anthony Bellamy To Be New CUPD Police Chief
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Anthony Bellamy will succeed Dave Honan as the next chief of CUPD, making history as Cornell’s first Black police chief.
CUPD
New Division to Unite Public Safety Efforts, Police Chief Honan Relinquishing Badge to Lead the Division
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On Thursday afternoon, the University announced the creation of a new Division of Public Safety which aims to prioritize transparency and empathy.
Student Assembly
Student Assembly Talks Policing, Ethics Committee, Non-Disclosure Agreements
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In a Thursday meeting, the Student Assembly talked nominations, funding and non-disclosure agreements.
alcohol emergencies
A Guide to Student Resources for Alcohol or Drug-Related Emergencies
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With student partying being prominent this fall after last year’s harsh COVID restrictions, resources for alcohol and drug use are prominent and available to Cornellians.
CUPD
Public Safety Advisory Committee Survey Finds Disproportionate Discomfort, Dissatisfaction with CUPD
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The results of a February Public Safety Advisory survey reveal discontent with the CUPD among underrepresented groups in Cornell’s community.
HAVEN
Haven Facilitates Discussion of Police Abolition Through Queer Framework
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Students discussed police abolition through a queer framework at an event hosted by Haven, Cornell’s LGBT student union, in collaboration with CARS and the Ithaca Pantheras.
police disarmament
Reversing Stances, S.A. Approves Cornell Police Disarmament in 3-Hour Meeting Marred by Procedural Debates
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The Student Assembly passed a resolution calling for Cornell Police disarmament during its last meeting of the semester on Thursday.
CUPD
S.A. Executives Oust Member, Other ‘No’ Voters From Committees Ahead of Disarmament Revote
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In just a little more than 24 hours, four Student Assembly members — all of whom voted “no” on the contentious disarmament resolution — have been either removed from committees or the assembly as a whole.
Student Assembly
Disarmament Debate Continues Through S.A. Town Hall
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The Student Assembly held a town hall meeting for students to voice their thoughts on campus police disarmament to their S.A. representatives.
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Inside the Student Assembly’s Late Night Purge
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Editor’s Note: A previous version of this article included a signatory who had not signed this letter. That signatory has since been removed. To the Editor:
Three weeks ago, we, fourteen members of the Student Assembly, decided to vote no on Resolution 11 – Calling For the Disarmament of the Cornell University Police Department. We did so for a variety of reasons. Some of us believed the resolution did not properly consider the consequences of disarmament to campus safety.