Cornell’s free speech protections fall short, advocacy group says
FIRE noted Cornell’s documents fail in one key area: how free expression rights intersect with allegations of bias or harassment.
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Events Should be Measured by Impact not Quantity
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Free expression resolution fails to pass president’s inspection
The resolution has drawn criticism for its use of ambiguous language that could expand prohibitions on free expression.
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Cornellians clamor for Chicago Principles, but university already protects free expression
Cornell’s Core Values provide roughly the same coverage as the Chicago Statement–even defending “wrong or offensive” ideas.
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Reconstructing Big Red, Cornell rebuilds itself over the summer
Cornell is spending millions of dollars (re)building structures across campus this summer.
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VA Magnet School, Pipeline to Cornell, Has a New Admissions Policy
Cornell relied upon TJ’s highly selective admissions policy to vet students for freshman admissions.
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Any Person, Too Many Studies
Cornell does not produce illiteracy in the conventional sense. Rather, Cornellians graduate with perhaps a more insidious form of ignorance.
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Pollack Rejects Proposed Starbucks Ban
The SA adopted resolutions declaring “Cornell Dining [shall] reassess its relationship with Starbucks.” Pollack’s rejection is a veto of that policy.
