Cornell Should Decriminalize Masklessness
Cornell’s existing mask requirements and enforcement structures infringe on student autonomy and create an unnecessary risk of embarrassing encounters in classrooms
Opinion
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Freedom of Speech: The Cornerstone of Free Society
All that separates free society from the enslavement of the masses is the ability to object. The enemy…
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Where is the ‘heightened police presence’?
One week ago today, the Cornell community received yet another CornellALERT. For the next five hours, students hunkered…
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Virtual Reunion Highlights Policy Questions on Indigenous Land Claims
Each June, Cornellians gather in Ithaca to catch up, showcase a year of achievements and inevitably to fundraise. …
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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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Just a Little too Quiet: Cornell’s Libraries
Of the ruins that the COVID-19 pandemic has made at Cornell, none feel more abandoned than the libraries….
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Student Politicians Vocal About Anti-Racism, Silent on SPEAL’s Fight for Freedom
Serving as the co-president of the Society for the Promotion of East Asian Liberty for a second year,…
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Conservatives at a Crossroads
In civics class we were taught a simple and punchy set of generalities to describe the Republican Party:…
