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American universities have long been unique institutions that generate novel sometimes controversial and even classic ideas that will challenge and sometimes press popular wisdom bringing to bear deeper more rigorous analyses of evidence. Such ideas can at times youll advances or even breakthroughs of the most vexing questions and problems of our day. One of the most indispensable pillars in Higher Education, which makes such advanced wholly possible, is a cardinal principle and practice of Academic Freedom, the protection and the unfettered pursuit of ideas, concepts, evidence and knowledge, ...

Cornell today faces challenges to diversity, equity and inclusion measures and controversies over antisemitism and Islamophobia, while its admissions process adapts to the overturn of affirmative action.

Professors Erika Almenara, Lucy M. Brown and Violeta Lorenzo will highlight some of the women who transformed politics, labor, literature and daily life in Latin America at 1 p.m. Wednesday in Old Main 203.

The Latin American and Latino Studies program is funding three awards up to $1,500 each to fund research in Latin America or research related to Latina/o Studies and/or conference travel. Apply by April 5.

Join professors Jeffrey J. Ryan and Erika Almenara to explore major political, business and cultural issues facing Latin America during a talk at noon Monday at the Latin American and Latino Studies office, Old Main 203.