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Chasen | The Best Four Years of Your Life to Explore - Vimarsana News

Chasen | The Best Four Years of Your Life to Explore

After I move back to New York City in June, I will likely not have the chance to learn how to safely use firearms, or learn about oceanography, or explore the complexities of our capital punishment system. Having the chance to do all these things at Cornell has made me a better student, and a more open-minded learner.

MEHLER | More Space for Space and Seeing the Seas | The Cornell Daily Sun - Vimarsana News

MEHLER | More Space for Space and Seeing the Seas | The Cornell Daily Sun

Newsletter Signup Subscribe to our daily newsletter! As we prepare for the start of the semester, my sophomore brother is going to take BIOEE 1540: Introductory Oceanography taught by Professor Bruce Monger, earth and atmospheric science. I took the course my sophomore year as well, right in the middle of the pandemic where the course […]

COVID-19 Update: Cornell Reports Record-High 469 Active Student Cases - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 Update: Cornell Reports Record-High 469 Active Student Cases

As Cornell students now navigate both in-person and online final exams, cases have skyrocketed to a record-high 469 active student cases on campus — the highest number of positives on the Ithaca campus since the start of the pandemic.

First-Year Students Face Finals Season for the First Time - Vimarsana News

First-Year Students Face Finals Season for the First Time

As finals season quickly approaches, students express uncertainty about what is perhaps their first in-person college final after last year's virtual testing schedule.