DAPL
Students Raise Over $700 in Coin Drive to Support Standing Rock
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In a penny war to support the Standing Rock protectors protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline, Native American Students at Cornell collected 17,010 coins, totaling $788.95.
Dakota Access Pipeline
Cornell Students Host Write-A-Thon Opposing Dakota Access Pipeline
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“The fact that they’re placing this pipeline just half a mile over the reservation, after [the Army Corps of Engineers] declared that it wasn’t safe for Bismarck means that it [probably] isn’t safe [for the reservation either],” said Elizabeth Chi ’18, an officer for Climate Justice Cornell.
NASAC
Native American Students: Iroquois Art Exhibit ‘Crossing a Line’
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The structure is a visual symbol of the 1792 Central New York Military Tract, which destroyed indigenous lands to create 28 new townships now known as Central New York.