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Students demanded concrete action against rape culture at the University.

To the Editor:The article “Welcome to Cornell, Inc.” by John Monkovic ‘24 raises many interesting ideas — some valid and others misinformed.  He is correct that “shared governance” has become “nothing more than a buzzword.” For most of Cornell’s history, the faculty ran the show with very few staff in the central administration. The Trustees delegated […]

Two Cornellians face off in a race for alderperson of Ithacas Fourth Ward to secure a win for the democratic primary.

UGBC’s CSD honored Disability Awareness Week with four events to spotlight disabilities and how they affect the student experience at BC.

SA nominated and confirmed appointees to UGBC’s Executive Council for the 2022–2023 academic year during a Wednesday night meeting.

On April 21, the University announced that actress Constance Wu, who starred in

Danny J. Bakewell, Jr., Wilma Pinder, Lloyd T. McKinney Jr, Diamonté “Saweetie” Harper and Jaya Hinton were honored at the 46th Annual Scholarship Benefit sponsored by the USC Black Alumni Association (BAA).   

Barry Manilow tests positive for COVID, will miss NYC debut of his musical ‘Harmony’ By Andrew Silow-Carroll (New York Jewish Week) — Singer

Ever since my freshman year, now a distant three years ago, I’ve been trying to crack this place. Some goofy kid two doors down the hall and I would stay up until 4 a.m. pondering meaningless questions like “What is the Cornell ethos, really?” We still do, now in the mundane daylight of a cramped […]

Graduate students receiving stipends from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln will receive at minimum $5,465 each semester, or $10,930 for the full year, according to the 2022-23 graduate assistantship guidelines. The