EDITORIAL: To the Trustees
Every fall, members of the Cornell Board of Trustees and the Cornell University Council arrive in Ithaca for a whirlwind weekend of meetings, presentations, speeches and socializing. While we always appreciate the presence of Cornell’s supreme authority on campus, we hope that the trustees and councilmembers seize this brief opportunity to interact as much with […]
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GUEST ROOM | You Too
On October 15, Alyssa Milano tweeted a picture reading, “If all the women who have been sexually harassed or assaulted wrote ‘Me too.’ as a status, we might give people a sense of the magnitude of the problem.” The phrase blew up overnight, with people replying to her tweet, tweeting and posting their own statuses, […]
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In Her First State of the University Address, Pollack Says Cornell Is on ‘Cusp of a New Era’
Pollack, who began her term in April, also repeated her commitment to free speech and said the University community needs to be more kind following concerning episodes, including an assault in Collegetown.
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Expelled Cornell Student Used Fake Grades to Gain Admission to 3 Colleges
The former student held a degree in neuroscience for more than a year after using fraudulent documents to gain admission to three universities over several years.
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From Mann Library to Amazon Prime: Anatomy of a Breakup
Despite my friends’ urging, I’ve only ever been inside Mann Library a couple of times. Honestly, for me it’s just not worth the walk. Matt Hagerty ‘17 clearly had a different opinion, as he directed and produced a short film in there! “Anatomy of a Breakup,” a fast-paced, quippy comedy released on Amazon Prime, is […]
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