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Cornell Campus Groups and Organizations in Ithaca Advocate Against Sexual Violence
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Numerous campus and Ithaca-based organizations held events to advocate against sexual violence in honor of Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
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Your Fall 2021 Red Alert Questions, Answered
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With 930 positive COVID cases detected on campus this week, final exams shifting modality and winter break fast approaching, the situation on campus is rapidly evolving. Here’s what we know so far.
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Where to Get Your COVID Booster in Tompkins County
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Since the CDC authorized all adults to receive booster shots, Cornell community members can sign up at a variety of locations across Ithaca.
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‘Do More Learn More’: Student Resource List Encourages Cornellians to Tackle Racial Injustice
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Prameela Kottapalli ’23 and Louise Wang ’23 have created a Cornell-specific document that includes pages of courses, Ithaca-based advocacy groups and organizations in regions where many students live.
Dining
Racial & Food Justice — A Resource
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As the murder of George Floyd has shocked the nation into protest and the realities of systemic racism are further exposed, it is important to consider just how deeply this racism permeates. As the farmers market pavilion in Ithaca opens for its 46th year and many home gardens in the upstate region finally begin to flourish after a long winter’s frost, it is incredibly important to consider the intersection of food and racial justice. Our country was founded on colonialism and inequality. These same inequalities proliferate into our current food system, creating vast disparities in access to food and land. As a growing number of movements seek to dismantle our current food system in hopes of erecting one founded on principles of sustainability, health and justice, we must also acknowledge that food justice is racial justice.
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Cornell Services Expand Online Resources for Students
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The Learning Services Center, Career Services and [email protected] are all serving students online.
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Cayuga Addiction Recovery Services Moves Out-Patient Care Online, Inpatient Treatment Continues
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Whenever possible, staff are working from home, and clinicians who have to come in to work are provided personal protective equipment.
Homeless
Ithaca Homeless Shelters Find Ways to Serve Community Amidst Pandemic
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While COVID-19 poses unique challenges to all of Ithaca, St. John’s Community Services and the Tompkins Department of Social Services remain committed to helping the city’s homeless population.
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Student-Generated Spreadsheet Provides Safety Net for Those In Need
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Students have generated a spreadsheet with over 200 contacts willing to provide travel assistance and places to stay in wake of the several policies enacted in response to COVID-19, which have caused stress for students making last-minute plans.
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Student Leaders Bridge Gap in University Resources Through Office of Student Advocate
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Office of the Student Advocate launches a peer supporter program to address student concerns amidst a time of confusion and anxiety.