Cornell’s Code of Conduct attacks First Amendment rights of alumni
An oft-forgotten policy of Cornell University can stifle speech of campus visitors.
Opinion
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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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Invite a journalist, Cornell
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.
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Unplug and touch grass
So, if you’re a recovering politico, close your Twitter and put down your phone. Go outside and touch some grass.
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GUEST COLUMN: The Student Assembly Succession Crisis Reveals Potential for Corruption
SA EVP-elect Claire Ting ’25 speaks out on succession crisis
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In Defense of the Student Assembly
We want to empower students, not take away representation and power from them. What good would it do to completely take away students’ representation?
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Abolish the Student Assembly
The Student Assembly routinely embarrasses Cornell with scandals, partisan politics, and corruption. And why shouldn’t they? It’s not as if they could get any more unpopular.
