The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/students/page/2/)
During Student Empowerment Day on Feb. 8, Cornellians advocated for state funding for university students with disabilities at the New York State Legislative Office in Albany.
Room 112 in Mann Library will now also be called the “CALS Zone,” offering advising and programming for students in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.
On the Friday that began Family Weekend, students, employees and alumni from various campus groups rallied for free public transportation and more resources for low-income students among other concerns.
Since the recent leak of the Supreme Court’s draft decision on Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, a Mississippi abortion case, campus organizations of various ideologies have commented on the news that the Court could potentially overturn Roe v. Wade.
Coming to Cornell, I believe all students understand that they are choosing to make Cornell one of their homes. What we seem to forget (and what I forgot as a 17-year-old applicant), is that we also have the opportunity to choose Ithaca as our home when we choose Cornell. Whether you arrived as a freshman or transferred as a junior, Ithaca is where we live, eat, work and sleep. Ithaca provides for us, and we in turn provide for Ithaca. It’s our choice to identify as Ithacans or just temporary visitors.
From brand-new North Campus dorms to century-old West Campus Gothics, students on campus face a huge range of living options – and all at the exact same price.
Students will embark on a range of summer experiences this year, from online internships at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago to in-person teaching at a local Zen Buddhist Temple.
The College Scholars go outside traditional Arts and Sciences majors, forging new academic paths even as significant parts of the program remain online.
Alena Reed ’22 will feature on Wheel of Fortune this week, representing Cornell in a special series focused on college student competitors.
In the wake of the Atlanta attack, Cornell’s Asian and Asian American students express concern for their families and emphasize future action against racism.