Lessons from California: The Next Admissions Flashpoint May Be at Cornell
On September 12th, the California legislature passed a law that would allow public and private universities in the…
New York
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New York Budget Removes Cornell’s Bundy Aid
The final NY budget removes Bundy Aid from any school having an endowment of $750 million or more
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Dr. Steven Koonin and Dr. Robert Socolow To Debate Climate Policy
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.
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Decarbonization and Reliability
This is Part III of a series reviewing Cornell’s electric system and investigating its reliability. Part I detailed…
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Can Cornell Continue Through a Power Outage?
Given how much Cornell spends for electric service, you’d assume that electric service is 100% reliable. Is it?
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Cornell Utilities Cost More Than You Might Think
Every time a Cornellian flips a light switch, it is a decision that has cost consequences mitigated by Cornell’s past investments and maintenance.
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President Pollack: New Pool May Be Ten Years Out
Cornell’s two pools will become unusable in 2025, meaning that after 2025 Cornell will be without its own natatorium.
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TCAT to Continue Mask Mandate Despite Court Ruling
Despite the court decision, masks are still required by TCAT, the busing system that services the Cornell area.
