The SA’s “Manifesto” Ignores Actual Asian American Discrimination and Will Not Solve Cornell’s Fraternity Problem
Yesterday, the Student Assembly released the draft text of S.A. Resolution 34, “A Manifesto Calling Upon Cornell to…
Author: Samuel Kim
Samuel Kim is the Editor-in-Chief emeritus of The Cornell Review, an alumnus of the School of Industrial and Labor Relations, and a second-year at the Johnson Graduate School of Management. He has written for the Washington Examiner and the Legal Insurrection blog.
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Faculty Senate to Hear Anti-Racism Proposals
In the wake of protests which followed the death of George Floyd, Cornell University president Martha Pollack released…
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Blame Cronyism, Not Capitalism
In recent days, the financial world has been shaken by the “Gamestop Short-Squeeze”, a phenomenon which started when…
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Crisis and Consolidation: A Review of 2020 Campus Politics
Reminiscing on the events which transpired the past three years, one cannot help but notice how quickly many…
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Resolution Opponents Harassed Following Failed Disarmament Vote
On November 19, the Student Assembly held a hearing during which it considered Resolution 11, entitled “Calling For…
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After Heated Debate, Student Assembly Passes Anti-IPD Resolution
October 29th’s contentious and argumentative Student Assembly meeting centered around the proposed severing of Cornell’s connections with the…
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Exclusive Interview with Deputy Chief Monticello of IPD
The Cornell Review reached out to Deputy Chief Vincent Monticello, of the Ithaca Police Department, to discuss several…
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Pacific Pariah: How Recent Diplomatic Developments Have Increasingly Isolated China
The People’s Republic of China has long been seen as a rising global superpower, projected to overtake the…