With Two Classes of Seniors, Coach David Archer ’05 Expresses Optimism for Football Season After 18-Month Hiatus
Cornell football is back, and as the Red prepare for this weekend’s homecoming game matchup against the Virginia Military Institute Keydets, Head Coach David Archer ’05 said he wants to start the season by building off the talent and momentum the team has held onto since the end of the 2019 season.
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Cornell Women’s Soccer Returns With a New Team and Coach at the Helm
Led by Head Coach Rob Ferguson, the Red have emerged from the pandemic with fresh talent and an eagerness to turn around this program’s reputation.
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Amid Reduced COVID Risk, Cornell’s RAs Return to Business as Usual With In-Person Programming
This fall semester Cornell resident advisors have found better work conditions and a better ability to interact with residents.
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BEARD | Keeping Track of Time
As I alluded to earlier, being a Cornell student is a full-time job. Moments of free time will be hard to come by and for the most part you’ll spend every day on “go-mode”. That’s not all bad though. I, for one, like being busy. Being a Cornell student certainly means you’ll be busy but it also means you’ll meet incredible people and do even more incredible things. A word of advice though; don’t let it all blend together.
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Faculty Senate Passes Resolutions to Improve Classroom COVID Accommodations
After a special meeting on Sept. 9, the Faculty Senate passed two resolutions that grant instructors control over classroom modality and demand more transparent University policies.
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