Dept. of Education Investigates Cornell for Bias
On November 16, the Office of Civil Rights (OCR) of the U.S. Department of Education announced that it is investigating Cornell and six other schools.
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Fraternities Adopt New Recruitment Rules And Open Registration
The Cornell Interfraternity Council (IFC) has adopted a comprehensive set of rules to govern how its 29 member houses will recruit new members.
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Kuehl Wins Fourth Ward Common Council Seat
On November 16, the long-delayed results of the election for the four-year Common Council seat from the Fourth…
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Faculty Senate Discusses Prof. Russell Rickford
On November 8, the Faculty Senate discussed the free speech controversy surrounding the Oct. 7 Hamas attack and subsequent war over Gaza.
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Michael Knowles Speaks At Cornell
On November 6, Michael Knowles, a Daily Wire show host and conservative commentator lectured at Cornell University.
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Heard at Cornell
Heard at Cornell is a column that regularly quotes important statements from Cornellians. This excerpt is taken from…
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John Tomasi visits Cornell to praise institutional neutrality
Tomasi advocated for institutional neutrality, using the Kalven Report as a guide, during a talk at Cornell.
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OPINION | Cornell should not throw Rickford to the mob
If Professor Rickford is fired for extramural comments, Cornell is not the free speech platform it pretends to be.
