Cornell Review Presses Director of Elections on 454 Missing Ballots
Director of Elections has “no idea” what happened to the 454 missing ballots, only has access to same…
Author: Joe Silverstein
Joe Silverstein is a senior at Cornell University's College of Arts and Sciences, where he studies Government and International Relations. Joe has been published in Fox News, New York Post, Wall Street Journal, Washington Times, American Spectator, The College Fix, and other notable publications. Mr. Silverstein relaunched The Cornell Review in 2020 after a period of inactivity on campus.
Joe is the founder and director of the Review's China Initiative, which hosts forums with various China experts and produces exclusive reporting on China's influence in academia. He can be reached at jis58@cornell.edu.
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Controversy Abounds After Anuli Ononye Declared SA President Despite 454 Missing Ballots
Anuli Ononye, often described as the most progressive candidate in the race, has won the SA Presidency. According…
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BREAKING NEWS: Dead Body Found in the Gorge Near Ezra’s Tunnel
This morning, a deceased person was found near Ezra’s Tunnel. The individual’s identity and cause of death are…
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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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Campus | United States | World
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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Campus | Culture | United States | World
Chris Fenton ’93 Speaks About Chinese Communist Party Influence in Hollywood
Chris Fenton ’93 delivered remarks on Thursday as part of the Cornell Review’s brand new China Initiative. Mr….
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Concerns raised as Cornell considers dual-degree program with China’s Peking University
Photo Credit: Gil Corzo / Shutterstock As Cornell University considers establishing a dual-degree program with China’s Peking University,…
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At Cornell, pro-Hong Kong ‘fight for freedom’ signage repeatedly vandalized, destroyed
ITHACA, N.Y. — Kinen Kao, a Cornell University student and Hong Kong native, has been unable to return…
