OPINION | Cornell should adopt the new Princeton Statement
As the threats to free expression and academic freedom shift, so do the scope and emphasis of statements supporting free expression. The Princeton Principles are the newest addition.
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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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RESCHINI | Any person, any study, any skin color
Aftermath of affirmative action: the system breaks down without the promise that, no matter who you are or where you’re from, you can ‘make it’ in this country.
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EDITORIAL | Affirmative action is gone, Cornell should take the lead
Racial discrimination in college admissions has been declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. Now is the time for unity and levelheaded conversation about the best way forward for Cornell.
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Cornell’s Code of Conduct attacks First Amendment rights of alumni
An oft-forgotten policy of Cornell University can stifle speech of campus visitors.
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Cornell’s free speech protections fall short, advocacy group says
FIRE noted Cornell’s documents fail in one key area: how free expression rights intersect with allegations of bias or harassment.
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Events Should be Measured by Impact not Quantity
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Cornellians clamor for Chicago Principles, but university already protects free expression
Cornell’s Core Values provide roughly the same coverage as the Chicago Statement–even defending “wrong or offensive” ideas.
