News
Annual Security Report Reveals Increased Incidence of On-Campus Rape, Hate Crimes
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On-campus rape, stalking, hate crimes and arson all increased from 2022 to 2023, according to the University’s 2024 Annual Security Report.
News
Free Speech Advocates Denounce Cancel Culture During Speaking Event
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Free Speech advocates lamented the state of free speech in national discourse and on college campuses in a lecture on March 5.
News
University Releases Interim Policies on Expression and Doxxing
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Cornell announced interim policies on expression and doxxing on Jan. 24, following increased scrutiny of higher education, resignation of university presidents and donor demands.
News
Wildfire Smoke Threatens Public Health in Tompkins County and Northeast United States
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Smoke from Canada’s over 400 actively burning wildfires has drifted to the Northeast United States —including Tompkins County — sparking public health concerns.
Columns
COLIE | Memory Eternal
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We carry with us some part of those who shaped our lives in any way, and I am happy to have known her, just as I am happy to know those who also shaped my life at Cornell and elsewhere.
collegetown
Early Morning Fire in Collegetown Apartment Building Leaves Some Students Displaced
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Early Monday morning, a fire broke out on the third floor of Collegetown Center, an apartment complex which houses many Cornell students.
Arsonist
Arson in Ganędagǫ:, Students Speak Out
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On Mar. 19, another fire alarm went off to evacuate the residents at Ganedago Hall. Students voice their frustrations with recent incidences of arson.
1967 Fire
52 Years Later, C.U. Honors the Nine Cornellians Who Perished in A Dormitory Fire
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“For too long, all of you have felt unheard and your memories unacknowledged,” Cornell President Marth Pollack said in a speech at the event. “No one can take away the pain of what you experienced. But what we can do is hear your stories and become accustomed, become the custodians of your memories with this memorial, which will remain here in the heart of campus for as long as the University stands.”
limebike
Five LimeBikes Found on Fire, Police Suspect Foul Play
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At around 1:30 a.m., a LimeBike was on fire near Cornell’s North Campus. The fire appeared to be minor, Cornell police said, but not an accident.
east seneca street
One Dead in Fire on East Buffalo Street in Collegetown, Police Say
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At 11:12 p.m., the fire was still burning, and smoke could be smelled from Collegetown.