On October 7, Eileen Chang ‘21, as well as a Boston University student, filed a class action antitrust case against the College Board, along with 40 top tier universities for price fixing. They claim that in 2006 the College Board and many of its university members decided to consider the assets of non-custodial parents (NCP) when measuring the financial need of applicants whose parents are separated.
On November 1, Todd Zywciki will discuss “The Rule of Law and Western Civilization
On October 18, Interim President Michael Kotlikoff gave his first State of the University Address to the combined audience of the University Council and the Board of Trustees. As Kotlikoff noted, “It feels quite daunting to be up here, rather than sitting in the front row, as I have for the last nine years.” He–and most Council and Board members–have heard a number of such addresses delivered by others, but this was his first time at bat on his own merits.
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The Cornell Review has some simple advice to Interim President Kotlikoff and the Board of Trustees: Just say no.
On Oct. 10, Momoduo Taal, a graduate student who was suspended for his role in the disruption of the ILR Job Fair on Sept. 18, posted on X that he had been reinstated as a student.
On October 2, 2024, Mr. Daryl Davis spoke at Landis Auditorium located in Myron Taylor Hall. Mr. Davis’ talk, entitled, “Fighting Racism with Free Speech” was sponsored by The Cornell Political Union, The Braver Angels, The Heterodox Academy, Freedom and Free Speech Society, The Afrikaans Society, and The Triad Foundation.
CML and BSU have been playing the race card in recent weeks after a stream of events that have invoked attention by Cornell’s administration.
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