Refer to the original article published on Thursday, Sep. 19 for background information. Today the Review resumed its investigation into the anonymous distribution of flyers smearing Julius Kairey, a conservative columnist for Cornell’s major newspaper, the Cornell Daily Sun, which did not run a story on this event today. Kairey is unaffiliated with the Review.
Readers, be prepared and get pumped: The first print issue of the year is out on Sunday! On Sunday we will be distributing exclusively to those who attend Club Fest in Barton Hall from 1-4 pm. Additionally, we will be uploading the PDF version to our main website, www.thecornellreview.com. On Monday we will distribute throughout...
Dear Readers, It is with great enthusiasm that I and the rest of the editorial board of The Cornell Review announce our return to online and print publishing for the 2014-2015 academic year. We expect the first issue of our print publication to be distributed in early September. In the mean time and throughout the...
The Morris NorthStar, a conservative student newspaper at the University of Minnesota Morris, claims a professor at the school incited the theft and trashing of all distributed copies of its paper last November. In January, unknown perpetrators vandalized another 100 issues of the paper. The NorthStar is mulling filing a First Amendment lawsuit against the...