Page 2 - Cornell Community News Today

The FBI is investigating a series of anti-Semitic messages targeting a Jewish organization at Cornell University as New York Gov. Kathy Hochul met with students on Monday.

Focussing on in our community while case counts are important the severity of illness and what the hospitalizations look like and with increasing numbers since the end of june, the hospital sanctions have remained relatively low and were hoping that trend will continue even as we identify the omicron variant in our community. >> these are college kids, frank. theyre part of the larger community there. how likely is this to have spread outside the cornell community? >> the cornell students are pa...

Relatively low, and were hoping that that trend will continue even as we identify the omicron variant in our community. >> these are college kids, frank. theyre part of the larger community there. how likely is this to have spread outside the cornell community? >> yeah. the cornell students are part of our community, and certainly when we see cases like this within their populations, we do think right now it is somewhat contained to them. but as you said, they are certainly part of our community...

Way back in 2014, our founding editor  Alyson Martin wrote a story for  The Atlantic about cannabis on campus. In short, because colleges receive federal money, and cannabis remains federally illegal, colleges follow federal law, regardless of whether the state chooses to legalize.  Already, following New York’s legalization of cannabis last week,  Cornell University released a statement declaring that “cannabis use remains prohibited on campus.” “Dear Cornell Community,” it...