This week is Neurodiversity Celebration Week, and the subject has elicited a range of reactions from Cornellians. Accordingly, we are proud to announce two articles taking differing positions on what neurodiversity represents and the value of celebrating it. This article takes an critical view on the subject.
Cornell students have recently experienced a wave of crime alert emails. There have been five sent out so far this semester, many involving unlocked doors
According to the Cornell Hazing website, the New York Epsilon chapter of Sigma Phi has been found to have hazed its potential new members in Spring 2022. Sigma Phi will be on probation through December 2023.
Both professors are very knowledgeable in their fields, teeing up what could be a high-profile event, especially since climate change is such a controversial topic at Cornell.
President Pollack voiced approval for the proposal, stating in her email that she “support[s] efforts to expand access to non-prescription health care supplies, including contraception.”
In recent years, Cornell’s shared governance has taken an odd path, trying to find consensus between all five governing bodies on issues that don’t necessarily concern each one—the SA, Graduate and Professional Student Assembly, Faculty Senate, Employee Assembly (EA), and the University Assembly (UA)
On March 8th, the Cornell Review will be hosting alumnus Stephen Einhorn ‘64 to talk about climate change.
At the meeting last Tuesday, the UA approved the motion without much discussion or debate. Cady described the process as “very quick.”
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