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Banning TikTok gave us a brief glimpse of what it would be like to set Gen Z free. I’d be happy to see the ban return, this time for good.
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Banning TikTok gave us a brief glimpse of what it would be like to set Gen Z free. I’d be happy to see the ban return, this time for good.
On May 24, Peter John Loewen, director of the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, was named the dean of the College of Arts and Sciences.
As early as kindergarten, kids generally learn to not talk out of turn. Republicans — especially Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene — must’ve never taken a lesson.
Members of the Cornell Faculty Senate criticized the Interim Expressive Activity Policy and its adoption without approval from the body.
In an email to the Cornell community, the University shed light on preparedness plans in the case of a federal government shutdown.
Ithaca Carshare will resume operations in March 2024, after Gov. Kathy Hochul (D-N.Y.) signed a bill into law on Sept. 15 permitting nonprofit risk retention groups not based in New York State to provide insurance to New York policyholders.
Zach Winn and Janis Kelly ’71 have officially begun their election campaigns for Common Council and mayor, respectively, as candidates representing the Republican Party.
New York State Sen. Lea Webb (D) cut through a purple ribbon outside of her new office, the first Tompkins County State Senate office in over a decade.
The candidates vying for the role of student-elected trustee touched on basic needs for students, mental health and their policy plans at Wednesday’s forum.
The Jeb E. Brooks School of Public Policy hosted Edafe Okporo and E. Tendayi Achiume, who spoke on the lack of support and inclusion migrants face in the United States.