China’s sanctions on scholars lead to growing academic backlash in U.S.
A petition is being circulated in support of scholars who were sanctioned by the Chinese government for their…
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Faculty Votes to Decide if Cornell Abandons Its Core Values
The “Do Better Cornell” anti-racism initiative is now up for a set of Faculty Senate votes. These votes…
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Beijing Funded Student Group Pressures Cornell on Dual Degree Program
The Cornell chapter of the Chinese Students and Scholars Association (CSSA) is circulating a petition demanding that the Ivy League university move forward with its proposed dual degree program with China’s Peking University, despite significant pushback from the Faculty Senate and Student Assembly.
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Cornell Faculty Needs to Speak Out on the Flawed Anti-Racism Initiative
On Wednesday, April 14, the Faculty Senate opened debate on anti-racism proposals from three student-faculty task forces proposing…
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China’s War on Religious Freedom
While religion increasingly grows in China, Muslims and Christians alike continue to face opposition from the Chinese government….
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Just a Little too Quiet: Cornell’s Libraries
Of the ruins that the COVID-19 pandemic has made at Cornell, none feel more abandoned than the libraries….
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Statement of Prof. William A. Jacobson Opposing Cornell Faculty Senate Proposed Critical Race Mandates
This article was written by Cornell Law School professor William A. Jacobson. It was originally published on Legal…
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It’s Time to Talk About Systemic Racism…In Xinjiang
With books like White Fragility and How to Be An Antiracist topping the New York Times’s bestseller list,…
