BREAKING: IFC TO RESTART SOCIAL EVENTS
Beginning this week, fraternities will be able to apply to host social events again, according to an email obtained by the Cornell Review.
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Beyond Cayuga's Waters | Campus | Climate Change | New York | Opinion | Politics | Science | Technology | United States
Decarbonization and Reliability
This is Part III of a series reviewing Cornell’s electric system and investigating its reliability. Part I detailed…
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Can Cornell Continue Through a Power Outage?
Given how much Cornell spends for electric service, you’d assume that electric service is 100% reliable. Is it?
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Cornell Utilities Cost More Than You Might Think
Every time a Cornellian flips a light switch, it is a decision that has cost consequences mitigated by Cornell’s past investments and maintenance.
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2022 In Review
All told, it was an eventful year at Cornell, with many developments that will prove to have a long-term impact.
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Cornell Launches an Admissions Task Force to Prepare for Supreme Court Decision
On December 6, 2022, Cornell announced that President Martha Pollack appointed a Task Force on Undergraduate Admissions that held its first meeting on November 21.
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Beyond Cayuga's Waters | Campus | Culture | Opinion | Politics | Science | United States
Oppenheimer Vindication is a Valuable Cancel Culture Lesson for Cornell
Cornell should follow the example of Bethe and other brave faculty of the 1950s to fight such attacks on academic freedom. If we continue to recklessly cancel people for ideological nonconformity, who knows? Perhaps it will take another 70 years before our successors can reverse our costly mistakes.
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Rep. Greg Murphy Hosts Campus Free Speech Roundtable
On December 5, 2022, Congressman Greg Murphy (R-NC) hosted his second annual Campus Free Speech Roundtable in the Capitol.
