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.
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SA reallocates, considers raising Student Activities Fee
The SA recalculates and reallocates the SAF every two years, distributing it among directly funded organizations and to SAFC, which then funds the vast majority of student groups.
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Pollack introduces “The Indispensable Condition: Freedom of Expression at Cornell”
All students and faculty will be invited to a number of events designed to “build understanding and foster discussion around the freedoms on which higher education, and democracy, depend.”
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HEARD AT CORNELL | The freedom to say anything and to question everything
Heard at Cornell is a column that regularly quotes important statements from Cornellians. This excerpt is taken from Pollack’s address at new student convocation.
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Who benefits from a centralized anti-racism center at Cornell?
Under the proposed plan, to graduate from Cornell, one must demonstrate mastery of a woke ‘skillset’ centered around anti-racism.
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Colleges to implement required anti-racism classes by 2024-25
In a long-delayed response to the killing of George Floyd, Cornell’s faculty approved a college-based menu of required diversity classes.
