The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/the-new-york-times/)
In the second episode of Under The Sun, Marc Lacey ’87 joined columnist Gabriel Levin ‘26 remotely from his office in The New York Times headquarters to reflect on the lessons he has learned throughout his legendary career in media.
Nobody can really say how ubiquitous trends like Wordle happen or where they’re going, but we hang on in order to stay connected to those around us. We form obsessions, make questionable purchases, create memes, try to capitalize on a passing craze.
Marc Lacey ’87, national editor for The New York Times, will be the first journalist to visit Cornell as part of a new Distinguished Visiting Journalist program hosted within the College of Arts and Sciences beginning in the Spring semester.
As 11 — and possibly more — Democratic candidates for President of the United States jostle and jibe on a national stage in Ohio next month, a hint of Big Red will be seen amidst a stage of blue: Marc Lacey ’87 will moderate the debate.
Haberman, a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist widely recognized for her coverage of President Donald Trump, was scheduled to speak on Nov. 28 in an event sponsored by Cornell Hillel, but the talk has been postponed to next semester.
The New York Times Chief White House Correspondent and CNN political analyst Maggie Haberman will speak at Cornell on the “Current Political Landscape” on Wednesday, Nov. 28.
“We’re basically trying to anticipate the trend that print newspapers are going away, and we want to try to provide a universal platform for undergraduate Cornell students by having this New York Times online subscription,” said Paul Monaghan ’18, S.A. Appropriations Committee