News
Students Explore Caves, Mountains and Beebe Lake in Unique P.E. Offerings
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Students have the opportunity to delve into various unique physical education offerings at Cornell.
News
Not Going Swimmingly: Students Experience Long Waits, Stress at Swim Test
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For the first time since before the COVID-19 pandemic, Cornell students are taking their swim tests, which are required for graduation.
BIPOC/Related
Students and Instructors Defend BIPOC P.E. Class After Online Controversy
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Cornell Outdoor Education’s BIPOC rock climbing class has garnered praise and opposition for its inclusion of primarily students from minority backgrounds.
fitness
Cornellians Resort to Online Fitness in Response to Social Distancing
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Treadmills and fitness studios across campus may be empty as social distancing takes hold in Ithaca, but Cornellians are still exercising — some on their own and others through virtual fitness programs.
fitness
Students Across the Ivy League Seek Ways to Stay Active
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Running across the Arts Quad from spinning class to sociology lecture might not always lend the best body odor, and fitting physical education classes into a jam-packed schedule can be challenging. However, Cornell students are not alone in their quest to fulfill the two-course P.E. requirement.
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Bahamas Dive Trips to Backcountry Cooking: Physical Education at Cornell
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The University’s P.E. class roster includes courses inspired by cultures across the globe, from Filipino Kali to Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
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Exercise at a Cost: Two-Thirds of Cornell PE Courses Have Mandatory Fees
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“About two-thirds” of Cornell PE classes have a fee associated with the course, according to Frederick Debruyn, associate director of Physical Education. This fee must be paid to enroll in the class, and students at Cornell must take 2 semesters of PE in order to graduate.
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Phys Ed Auditing Disallowed
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Starting next semester, students will have to think twice about cutting their physical education classes. Whether they are shredding down the icy slopes of Ithaca on a snowboard or falling asleep in Relaxation and Stress Management, attendance for physical education courses will be crucial starting next semester when the audit option will no longer be available to Cornell students.