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Interim President Michael Kotlikoff and Vice President for Student and Campus Life Ryan Lombardi fielded questions at Thursday’s Student Assembly meeting on the housing process, Greek Life, protected speech and co-op funding.
Recently-elected graduate student trustee intends to close the gap between graduate students and University administration.
At their core, co-ops are a working critique of capitalism — the economic system based on competition, not cooperation.
The proposed Good Cause Eviction law is intended to increase tenant protections in the city and prevent arbitrary evictions, requiring landlords to provide a legitimate reason — or “good cause” — for evicting or non-renewing tenants.
Local advocates explained the connection between recent labor and housing activism.
The Ithaca Common Council will vote on a short-term rental ordinance on May 1, a policy that will regulate the use of residential units as rentals.
Housing and Residential Life partnered with student dining employees to ask rising juniors and seniors planning to live on-campus about their housing plans ahead of next year’s on-campus housing shortage.
On top of all that, every Cornellian is now an athlete — D1 for the competitive sport of “securing housing.”
Today, The Sun is excited to launch Lifestyle, a new subjective department that aims to spotlight student life, advice and personal experiences for and from the Cornell community.
Numerous freshmen express dissatisfaction with the results of the General Room Selection, sparking concerns about the fairness of favoring upperclassmen in the housing allocation process.