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Campus Sees Widespread Power Outage in Wake of Season’s First Snowstorm
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Power went out across campus early Friday afternoon after wet, heavy snowfall.
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Power went out across campus early Friday afternoon after wet, heavy snowfall.
The Common Council moved forward with the implementation of short-term rental regulations during its Wednesday meeting. The council also approved an upcoming December vote on a zoning amendment for Cornell Hillel’s proposed building at 722 University Ave.
A woman who fell into the Fall Creek gorge early Sunday morning has been airlifted to Robert Packer Hospital. Her current condition is unknown.
Every local and state representative elected for Tompkins County on Tuesday night is a Democrat.
Republican nominee Donald Trump will reclaim the White House in 2025, following an arduous campaign.
Some students reported struggling to fit going to the polls into their already packed academic schedules and said that having the day off — like some other schools in New York State do — would have made it easier for them to vote.
Lea Webb (D-N.Y.) beat challenger Mike Sigler handily to maintain the 52nd district’s state senate seat.
New York passed Proposition 1, an update to the Equal Rights Amendment to the state constitution that will protect against age and gender identity discrimination in healthcare.
A Cornell student was arrested by Cornell Police for allegedly hiding in a female resident’s dormitory and injuring a resident in his escape. He is due in Ithaca City Court for trial on Wednesday.
Ben Shapiro, a conservative political commentator and the founding editor-in-chief of the right-wing media company The Daily Wire, spoke to a packed audience in Bailey Hall on Monday in an event titled “What’s at Stake on November 5th.” During this talk, Shapiro discussed the upcoming presidential election and fielded questions about intersectionality, free speech, LGBTQ+ politics and former President Donald Trump.