On August 27, the United Auto Workers (UAW), who represents 1,200 dining, grounds, janitorial, and animal care workers, reached a settlement of their strike against Cornell University. Union members will ratify the proposed settlement by a vote held on Sunday September 1 and Monday, Sept 2, with the goal of returning to work on Tuesday, September 3.
For many students across the nation, the decision to register to vote in their local collegetown instead of voting at their parent’s address seems to come up every November. But the question for students at Cornell seems to be much more complex.
On Monday, August 26, the first day of classes brought graffiti and a smashed glass door on Day Hall, marking the return of Gaza-related protests to the new academic year. These disruptions were joined with a week of marching and protests by the United Auto Workers (UAW) who are striking against Cornell.
On April 29, the U.S. Department of Education issued a final rule amending its regulations regarding sexual harassment and sexual assault.On July 2, a federal court in Kansas granted an injunction covering the states of Kansas, Alaska, Utah and Wyoming. However, because the organizations suing in the case included the Young America’s Foundation (YAF), Female Athletes United and Moms for Liberty, the judge gave the plaintiffs additional time to list schools located outside those states that should be covered by his order.
Ithaca voters accept a reduced school budget.
June Reunion plays a key role in maintaining Cornell’s relationship with its alumni. Over 7,300 alumni registered for…
Cornellians United for Free Speech, a student, faculty and alumni group dedicated to promoting free expression at Cornell will host a one-hour conversation on the state of free expression at Cornell on Friday, June 7. The meeting will be held in Room 401 on the top floor of the Physical Sciences Building starting at 4 p.m.
On May 30, President Martha Pollack responded to the undergraduate referendum conducted in April.
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