OPINION | Cornell should adopt the new Princeton Statement
As the threats to free expression and academic freedom shift, so do the scope and emphasis of statements supporting free expression. The Princeton Principles are the newest addition.
Author: Review Staff
Cornell students, community members, and alumni contribute to the Cornell Review. Staff consists of student writers collaborating on articles, with occasional guest submissions as well.
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Who benefits from a centralized anti-racism center at Cornell?
Under the proposed plan, to graduate from Cornell, one must demonstrate mastery of a woke ‘skillset’ centered around anti-racism.
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Colleges to implement required anti-racism classes by 2024-25
In a long-delayed response to the killing of George Floyd, Cornell’s faculty approved a college-based menu of required diversity classes.
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Who decides admissions policy at Cornell?
The Supreme Court has ended affirmative action, but who at Cornell will ensure that the university will follow the Court’s guidance?
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OPINION | Do Senior Days Curtail Free Expression?
A new agreement shows that Cornell disrespects and expects the worst from its graduates.
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HEARD AT CORNELL | Cornell’s future admissions policy
Heard at Cornell is a column that regularly quotes important statements from Cornellians. This excerpt is taken from Pollack’s statement on the affirmative action case.
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SCOTUS tosses Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan, Biden proposes alternative
Cornell students with outstanding student loans awoke to an unpleasant surprise yesterday morning, as the Supreme Court overturned President Biden’s unconstitutional forgiveness scheme.
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Cornell’s Code of Conduct attacks First Amendment rights of alumni
An oft-forgotten policy of Cornell University can stifle speech of campus visitors.
