Cornell at the Olympics
The 2024 Paris Summer Olympics have wrapped up with an estimated $3.08 billion economic impact. The games not only boosted the French economy, but the Cornell athletic tradition as well.
Culture
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OBASEKI | The sad reality of the ‘Silent Walking’ trend
How unfortunate is it that our generation is so inundated with constant distractions, so bereft of traditional experiences, that the act of being without technology for 30 minutes at a time is seen as a revolutionary experience?
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OPINION | Do Senior Days Curtail Free Expression?
A new agreement shows that Cornell disrespects and expects the worst from its graduates.
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Any Person, Too Many Studies
Cornell does not produce illiteracy in the conventional sense. Rather, Cornellians graduate with perhaps a more insidious form of ignorance.
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Pollack Rejects Proposed Starbucks Ban
The SA adopted resolutions declaring “Cornell Dining [shall] reassess its relationship with Starbucks.” Pollack’s rejection is a veto of that policy.
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Starbucks Union Drive Hits Cornell With Day Hall Occupation
With the closing of all three Ithaca Starbucks locations, protestors turned their attention to Cornell, seeking the end of Starbucks on campus.
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Cornell Cinema Recap: Studio Ghibli Sundays
A deep dive into the popular Japanese films featured at Cornell Cinema this year.
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Bill Maher ‘78 gives Martha “Cojones Award” for Defense of Free Speech
“Ladies and gentlemen, you know the Emmys, you know the Grammys, you know the Tonys, so now say hello to the Cojones!” Maher declared to a cheering studio audience.
