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President Martha Pollack attended this week’s Student Assembly meeting to discuss the resolutions regarding content warnings and a permanent on-campus gynecologist, which were both rejected by Pollack.
From a statement released Monday (see the Foundation for Individual Rights and Education's post for more: Thank you for conveying Student Assembly Resolution…
Cornell University rejected a student government proposal to insert trigger warnings in class syllabi to warn students about "traumatic content" that could be discussed.
At their Thursday meeting, the Student Assembly passed Resolution 31, which urges University-mandated content warnings, and withdrew Resolution 32, which proposed modified S.A. election protocols.