inauguration
Panelists Highlight Role of Truth on Eve of Inauguration
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The topic — “Universities and the Search for Truth” — was chosen by the president herself, who has highlighted it as the central theme of inquiry since her arrival on campus.
DACA
Panel Addresses Questions, Concerns From DACA Students
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Aimed to address the community’s concerns for students with Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals status, particularly following President Donald Trump’s election, the University held a panel discussion to elaborate its policy.
cornell literary society
Cornell Literary Society Panel Discusses Universality, Cultural Power of Plays
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We are living in a “fractured culture” and playwriting is a means of reparation, according to award-winning playwright Neil Wechsler, who spoke in a panel Wednesday in Goldwin Smith Hall.
Featured in Category
Panelists Cultivate Discussion on Targeted Violence in Police Practices
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Velez and several Cornell faculty members collaborated to create a year-long series to discuss the topic, according to the University.
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Gaza Panel Criticized
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According to the Campus Code of Conduct, those who dislike what an invited speaker has to say have the right, among other things, to ask pointed questions and express displeasure with evasive answers. The audience in a packed Lewis Auditorium was reminded of this yesterday before the Gaza in Crisis Discussion Panel, where members of the Cornell community discussed their position on the Gaza conflict.
The panel, which expressed largely pro-Palestinian viewpoints, came after recent events on campus highlighted the impact of the Gaza conflict on the Cornell community. Wasif Syed grad organized the event hoping to encourage discourse.
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Talking it out
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Cornell hosts a Gaza discussion panel yesterday in Goldwin Smith Hall.
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Panel Explores Psychological Effects of Torture
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Last night, Cornell students, staff, faculty and Ithaca locals came together in Kaufmann Auditorium for a panel discussion that featured doctors from the Bellevue/NYU Program for Survivors of Torture. The program provides comprehensive care for victims of torture and aspires to raise public consciousness about such issues. The Campus Anti-War Network, the Committee on U.S.-Latin American Relations and Amnesty International sponsored the event.
The panel included Dr. Allen Keller, who oversees and coordinates medical programs for Survivors of Torture, Dr. Samantha Stewart, the program’s psychiatrist and Dr. Homer Venters, the attending physician of the program.