RESCHINI | Free expression and student journalism: what’s the point?
When one responds to an idea, article, or work of art in print, he is forced to engage with the content critically. The act of writing, for that reason alone, is a noble endeavor.
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Ho Plaza to remain closed through 2024
Construction at Cornell is almost a constant, but so much work in so many areas of campus is rather unprecedented. One cannot walk anywhere on central campus without being forced to evade some project somewhere.
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In wake of affirmative action end, admissions task force releases report
In the wake of the end of affirmative action, Cornell’s task force on admissions has released its report and recommendations for individual college admission plans.
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Cornell Republicans and Cornell Review to host FIRE expert on free speech
Mr. Murnane is an expert in the field of freedom of expression, along with contemporary debates regarding the First Amendment on college campuses across the nation.
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OPINION | Will the “Freedom of Expression” year live up to its name?
However, Pollack’s message misses out on a root cause of the directive; a pervasive culture of self-censorship on campus.
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Free expression year launches with Law School panel
A panel of law professors discussed the purpose of academic freedom in a Law School event that kicked off Cornell’s theme year.
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BREAKING | Cornell drops in FIRE free speech rankings
Cornell has dropped in FIRE’s ratings despite the upcoming free expression theme year.
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Biden administration moves to limit Supreme Court decision, impacts for Cornell
Executive agency powers may soon be used to circumvent this summer’s landmark affirmative action decisions.
