refunds
Cornell Promised Housing and Dining Rebates. Here’s How They Were Distributed.
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Students are receiving refunds for their unused housing and meal plans, but only after opting in to some of them.
North Campus
N.Y. Construction Ban Puts North Campus Expansion Timeline Up in the Air
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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.
coronavirus
Two Weeks After Promise of Room and Board Rebates, Refund Details Still Up in Air
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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.
Cornell Student Assembly
S.A. Greenlights Creation of Title IX Oversight Committee, On-Campus Housing Guarantee for Transfers
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Student Assembly passes Resolutions to address concerns with the Title IX office, housing and more.
Ithaca Waterfront
Ithaca, Developers Prepare for Ambitious Waterfront Housing Complex
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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.
News
Former University Land Sold at 12% of Valued Price to Become Affordable Ithaca Housing
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The land — 0.6 acres situated in the Fall Creek neighborhood — was initially leased to the owners of the apartment complex previously known as Gun Hill apartments, who used the land as a parking lot, according to Simon Allen, associate vice president for asset management.
affordable housing
Cornell Renews Commitment to Affordable Housing with Additional $200,000 Gift
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Cornell and Tompkins County officials announced on Friday that the University will extend its partnership with the Tompkins County Community Housing Development Fund and provide an additional $200,000 contribution this year.
LGBTQ
First Cohort of LGBTQ+ Residents Settle Into ‘A Really Special Space’
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A quarter century ago, the initial proposal for a LGBTQ+ program house was vetoed by the University. Now, the Loving House opened its doors as Cornell’s first LGBTQ+ Living Learning Unit.
Class of 2023
Attention Freshman: The Backstory of Your New North Campus Home
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The first dorm on what became today’s North Campus was Risley Residential College, built in 1913.
Cornell in Washington
Housing Costs a Barrier to DC Summer Interns
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Summer interns in Washington, D.C. struggle to find affordable housing, while Cornell in Washington participants reside in a reserved apartment complex.