The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/housing/)
For students who live on West Campus, this semester has been characterized by disappointing food, difficulties finding friends and, for those who live in the gothics, spiders.
Coming out of a year of living with close friends and maintaining those relationships is all about relying on each other.
So, if on-campus housing capacity is truly the limiting reagent in the fulfillment of “any person, any study,” then Cornell should look to other avenues of expanding its reach.
Resident advisors say Cornell isn’t doing enough to protect them. One R.A. said he and his colleagues are working extra without overtime or hazard pay. “I don’t see how this will last a semester,” he said.
Cornell announced move-in dates and COVID-19 test time slots to on-campus students on Friday.
Students are receiving refunds for their unused housing and meal plans, but only after opting in to some of them.
The University has halted construction on the North Campus Residential Expansion project until further notice, following new state regulations in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
With in-person classes canceled and students rushing off campus, Cornell families have been left wondering how the administration will potentially handle previously promised rebates on room and board fees.
Student Assembly passes Resolutions to address concerns with the Title IX office, housing and more.
Originally Cayuga Nation land, Ithaca’s waterfront will now be home to a 158,000 square foot housing complex, fit with a promenade, parks and dock space.