Ukraine
Cornell Students Support Ukraine Through Dnipro Fund, Scholars for Ukraine
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Two Cornellians, Kateryna Slinchenkova ’22 and Margarita grad, are leading efforts to raise funds for Ukrainians as the destruction of cities in Ukraine continues.
Aftershocks Event
Professors, Prominent Journalists Speak at Panel on Invasion of Ukraine and Global ‘Aftershocks’ of War
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The College of Arts and Sciences hosted Aftershocks — an Arts Unplugged event — on Sept. 22 featured journalists and professors speaking on the global effects of the Russia-Ukraine war.
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War Causes Cornellians from Ukraine to Adjust Summer Plans
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Ukrainian students at Cornell experienced major changes in their summer plans as the war in Ukraine makes traveling extremely challenging.
News
Rep. Tom Malinowski and Consul General Adrian Kubicki to Discuss Ukrainian Refugee Crisis
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On Wednesday, Consul General of Poland Adrian Kubicki and Rep. Tom Malinowski will discuss Ukrainian refugee crisis.
Arts & Culture
Putin’s Piracy, Cultural Heritage Loss In Ukraine
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Though not armed in a literal sense, art historians and archaeologists worldwide find themselves up in arms over the destruction and pillaging of precious artifacts and architecture in Ukraine.
Columns
GUEST ROOM | You Must Raise Awareness of the Uyghur Genocide
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Cornell, how can you justify having a program in Beijing? How can you justify not addressing the 40 Chinese Cornell students booing NurMuhammed? Her freedom of expression is at risk. I’m glad we have the Ukraine flag up in Klarman; now we must also recognize the Uyghur genocide with the same compassion and visible support.
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GUEST ROOM | Russia is Home I’ve Lost
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It’s never been easy to be from Russia. Okay, it actually was for a while. The 90s were a tumultuous time, but I was a kid. And the 2000s, when I was learning to think, were a decade of prosperity compared to before (or after). If I talked to foreigners, we mostly joked about bears and balalaika (but it is no joke that some actually believed I had a pet bear that I rode to school).
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Students, Faculty Push to Educate the Cornell Community on the Ukraine-Russia Crisis
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Since Russia’s initial invasion of Ukraine, students and faculty across campus have organized initiatives to educate Cornellians on the conflict.
Arts & Culture
We Need to Talk: A Call for a Comprehensive Cornellian “Teach-In” as War against Ukraine Escalates
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We cannot afford to overestimate the amount of background knowledge Cornell students have regarding President Vladimir Putin’s aggression against Ukraine. In communities across the country and across the world, the opinions of Cornell students and alumni are exalted by mere name recognition.
Arts & Culture
Ukraine: The Modern Munich Moment
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The West’s weakness is what enabled Putin to realize his imperial project. His goal is to bring Russia to the so-called “former glory” of the Soviet Union, which he sees only in terms of military power.