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…
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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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Segregated Events Threaten Equality
Before the start of the spring semester, Cornell Outdoor Education decided to offer PE 1641 BIPOC Rock Climbing….
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Anti-Racism Proposals on The Ropes as Faculty Approaches Vote
As the Faculty Senate prepares to debate proposals addressing new “anti-racism” requirements for students and faculty, four new…
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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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Faculty Votes to Decide if Cornell Abandons Its Core Values
The “Do Better Cornell” anti-racism initiative is now up for a set of Faculty Senate votes. These votes…
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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.
