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Navigating Pre-Law at Cornell: Students Speak Out About Their Academic Journeys
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Students shared their experiences navigating pre-law advising resources on campus and the law school application process.
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Students shared their experiences navigating pre-law advising resources on campus and the law school application process.
Students grappling with a series of recent tragedies on and around campus felt disappointed by the administration’s “impersonal” and “perfunctory” response.
As the voter registration deadline approaches on Oct. 26, The Sun prepared a voting guide with all the information needed to vote locally on Tuesday, Nov. 5.
Over 150 protesters staged a walkout during the Cornell Board of Trustees meeting on Friday. Here’s what happened.
Cornellians hosted simultaneous vigils on the anniversary of Oct. 7 honoring Israeli hostages and Gazans killed over the past year.
The Sun asked five students with varying perspectives to reflect on the pro-Palestine encampment on the Arts Quad, which has been up for over a week. They spoke about the protests, the administration’s response and the events at Columbia University that sparked it all.
As protestors challenge Cornell’s Interim Expressive Activity Policy, The Sun outlines the legal rights of student demonstrators.
Four student protesters were temporarily suspended at 3:08 p.m., according to an email sent to the suspended students.
Following a sensational Freedom of Expression theme year, President Pollack looked no further than the second amendment when deciding on next year’s theme.
Cornellians reflect on their experiences with this year’s Perfect Match dating algorithm.