Student Assembly
S.A. Voting Rule Raises Concerns Over Uncounted Ballots
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Just a day before Student Assembly elections are set to end, last-minute confusion rained down on the election procedure, prompting concerns over invalid ballots.
Admissions
Gordon Caplan ’88 Paid $75,000 to Rig His Daughter’s ACT Score, the FBI Says. He and Nearly 50 Others Were Charged With Fraud.
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An elite education is said to be priceless — at least, that could be the motivation behind the actions of Gordon Caplan ’88, who allegedly wired $75,000 to procure a fabricated, inflated ACT score for his daughter.
Uncategorized
C.U. Will Pay $2.6M in Fraud Case
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Weill Cornell Medical College has agreed to pay over $2.6 million to settle civil charges that Cornell defrauded the National Institutes of Health and the Department of Defense as it sought more than $14 million in federal research grants, Acting U.S. Attorney Lev Dassin announced earlier this month.
The settlement resolves the charges that the government had brought against Cornell for filing false claims for federal research grant money. Cornell knowingly made false records and false statements in order to get fraudulent claims paid or approved by the federal government in connection with NIH and Department of Defense grants, according to the government’s complaint.