Cornellians United for Free Speech, a student, faculty and alumni group dedicated to promoting free expression at Cornell will host a one-hour conversation on the state of free expression at Cornell on Friday, June 7. The meeting will be held in Room 401 on the top floor of the Physical Sciences Building starting at 4 p.m.
On May 30, President Martha Pollack responded to the undergraduate referendum conducted in April.
As the Spring Semester ends, construction on the Cornell campus shifts into high gear. As with last year, the Cornell Review lets you know what changes are in the works.
Cornell students need to emphasize their shared identity to overcome current divides.
Yet in a little while, maybe a month or maybe a year, we’ll be happier for the four years we spent on the Hill. So goodbye, Cornell, until we meet again.
Proposition #1 – approval of the budget failed to pass by a two-to-one margin.
The final NY budget removes Bundy Aid from any school having an endowment of $750 million or more
If you only condone hateful rhetoric towards Jews, that is anti-semitism.
This organization is a registered student organization of Cornell University