The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/student-life/page/2/)
The Sigma Phi fraternity will operate under a deferred suspension until the end of the fall 2023 semester because an investigation by the Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards found that they had violated Cornell’s policy against hazing.
Cornell Votes announced its new voter ambassador program recently to increase voter turnout for future elections.
Students had the opportunity to join new clubs and other student organizations during Sunday’s ClubFest at Barton Hall.
With students returning after spending a long winter break with family, friends and loved ones, Cornell regains its energy around Ithaca campus.
Cornell students and faculty anticipate the upcoming Esports lounge as a space to foster community and well-being.
Following the release of a police report citing incidences of drugging and possible sexual assault at frat houses associated with Cornell University, Cornell IFC has temporarily suspended all frat-affiliated events.
“I have heard of many unfortunate incidents happening to women on campus while they were walking home by themselves at night, so I always make sure to walk home with a friend or call an Uber… I’ve been taught to always have my guard up, especially at social events,” said Jamie Levy ’23
During the first homecoming weekend without any COVID-19 restrictions since 2019, the University hosted a slew of activities to go along with the highly anticipated football game and encourage school spirit.
With COVID-19 mandates lifted and pre-pandemic activities returning to campus, Cornellians are now enjoying their first “normal” semester since the beginning of the outbreak.
With the recent completion of new North Campus Residential Expansion project came new residents, posing new challenges for Cornell employees working on North Campus.