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Student Workers Call for Higher Wages at Student-Organized Town Hall
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Citing rising tuition costs and long hours, student workers across campus are calling for the University to raise its minimum wage.
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‘We’re Not Succeeding’: S.A. Debates Financial Aid, Residential School Remembrance
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In a Thursday night meeting, the S.A. gathered to discuss late financial aid packages and lobby for the University to officially acknowledge the National Day of Remembrance for the U.S. Indian Boarding Schools.
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Crowded Lines and Maskless Meals Raise Concerns About Student Dining Safety
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With the fall semester fully underway, the hustle and bustle of campus is back with in-person classes and events –– but crowding in campus dining halls is posing concerns for some students and workers.
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Knee Deep in Nose Swabs, Test Site Staffers Reflect on Uniquely Essential Job
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As the University continues to stay at a yellow alert level, workers at testing sites across campus relay the challenges, rewards and experiences of the job.
Cornell Dining
Poor Food Quality and Overcrowding Challenge Cornell Dining Workers and Students
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Student workers and diners with Cornell Dining face unsafe overcrowding and ill-prepared food this semester.
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Student Employees Report Pandemic Obstacles
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Students workers bear heavy workloads and COVID risks across Cornell’s campus.
Cornell Dining
A Whole New Dining Room: Cornell Dining Workers Return to Work Amid Unfamiliar New Practices
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Cornell dining workers are adjusting to COVID-19 regulations, but are also concerned by the heightened health risks that they are facing.
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Student Dining Workers Left Unemployed Due to Downsizing
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Cornell has suspended student dining employment as dining halls continue to downsize — leaving student workers who remain on campus unemployed during the coronavirus pandemic.