Cornell Lags in Financial Aid
This is a two-part series on Admissions and Financial Aid. Part I covers standardized testing in Admissions and…
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Post-Encampment Statements by Pollack and Dror
Most notably, President Pollack did not grant any of the CML’s demands, including a demand for full amnesty.
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BREAKING: Encampment Closing at 8 p.m. – Siliciano Appointed Acting Provost
The Coalition for Mutual Liberation has announced that they are ending their encampment at 8 p.m. on Monday, the first day of Cornell’s final exams.
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President Martha Pollack to Retire In June
On May 9, 2024, President Martha Pollack announced that she will retire on June 30.
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University Assembly Considers Expressive Activities, Shuttle Buses and IT Governance
On March 19, the University Assembly (UA) Cornell’s shared governance group that represents students, faculty and employees considered three areas of business.
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Cornell Admits 5,139 Students
On Thursday, March 28, Cornell sent notices to 5,139 students who were accepted into the Class of 2028.
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deRham Replaces DeLorenzo as Student Assembly VP of Finance
On April 18, the Student Assembly (SA) met from 4:45 to 9:05 p.m. to debate the results of the Office of Ethics Report regarding alleged misconduct by its key officers. During the meeting, Rocco DeLorenzo ‘24 resigned and Clyde Lederman ‘26 retained his office.
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Ann Coulter Speaks With Single Interruption
Ann Coulter returned to Cornell University to speak on immigration, after being silenced by protestors during her previous speaking endeavor.
