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After the Stanford debacle, its Law Dean published a strong and lengthy defense of free speech, and is requiring all students to be trained in free expression, and Cornell’s President and Provost rece...

Following roughly two decades of advocacy, BC students continue to call for a resource center.

The Student Assembly (SA) unanimously voted to pass a resolution expressing its support of continued proposals for an on-campus LGBTQ+ resource center at its meeting Tuesday night.

Cornell students and faculty expressed mixed opinions regarding the Biden-Harris Administration’s rescinding of the Free Inquiry Rule portion pertaining to religious student groups on college campuses.

Not long ago, our Student Assembly proposed a resolution that would force professors to excuse students who wish not to read, discuss or listen to any course material that offends them, including anything that refers to “sexual assault, domestic violence, self-harm, suicide, child abuse, racial violence, transphobic violence, homophobic harassment, etc.” Conceivably, the resolution would apply to any and all social issues, triggers and distressing themes that a student might prefer not to en...

The Slope Day Programming Board announced COIN as the Slope Day 2023 headliner, with Snakehips and Coco & Clair Clair also performing.

Cayuga Nation Gets Federal Approval To Create Land Trust, Tompkins County To Get More Funding from Opioid Settlement, Cornell Officials Reject Student Proposal For ‘Trigger Warnings’ In Classrooms

/PRNewswire/ -- Oregons Largest Multicultural Festival is back. The Portland Guadalajara Sister City Association (PGSCA) and Treadway Events presents the 36th...

After an internal review, the University of Delaware has decided to lengthen class times beginning with the 2023-24 academic year.

WILLIAMSBURG — In an Oct. 12, 2022 email to students, the College of William & Mary Residence Life office announced that, given the closure of the Yates and…