anti-racism
Student Petitions Demand Anti-Racist Action from Administration
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Even after two emails from President Martha E. Pollack, some Cornellians are calling on the University to do more and to be better in their anti-racism work.
martha pollack
President Pollack Outlines New Set of University Initiatives In Wake of Nationwide Police Brutality Protests
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Pollack issued a list of initiatives on Wednesday to combat systemic racism in the Cornell community — spanning University police reforms to a campus-wide book club.
protests
Ezra Cornell Statue Temporarily Reads ‘I Can’t Breathe’ Before Being Covered
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The statue could be seen with the red spray-painted words for under two hours.
Burglary
IPD On Lookout for Suspect in Collegetown Burglary
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According to the resident, who lives on the 100 block of N. Quarry St., the suspect entered and stole property from their home. The suspect then fled the scene, according to the statement.
News
Local Police Scale Back Services, Incorporate Social Distancing into House Calls
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The Ithaca Police Department announced Sunday that it had shuttered the front desk at its downtown police headquarters indefinitely.
divestment
Climate Justice Cornell Protests Occupy North and South Campus Bridges, Disrupt Traffic
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Climate Justice Cornell protesters disrupted traffic near North and South Campus bridges on Monday afternoon, where they faced angry motorists and the Cornell University Police Department.
CUPD
Cornell Installs Security Cameras Across West Campus Gothic System
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Cornell Police can now use footage captured by new security cameras in the Gothic residence halls to investigate crimes.
161 things to do
Cornell Students Embrace the Cold on Snowy Day Off
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Amid a Winter Storm Watch and a day off from classes, Cornellians received an extra-long Thanksgiving break with the first snow day of the school year.
Burglary
Annual Crime Report Reveals Increase in Burglaries, Sexual Crimes in 2018
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“Overall, it’s increased reporting from everyone on campus,” Cornell University Police Chief David Honan told The Sun. Honan attributed some of the uptick in reporting numbers to increased data from campus security authorities, who are obligated to inform CUPD when violations or crimes occur.
arts
Famed Director and Producer Spike Lee Coming to Cornell Sept. 20
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Lee, an often provocative director who has risen to prominence for his unique portraits of race, “revolutionized the role of black talent in cinema,” according to James Buzaid ’22, promotions chair of CUPB.