Nearly 5,000 Students Admitted Into Cornell for Class of 2027
Students admitted into the Class of 2027 are eager to be a part of the Cornell community this coming fall.
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Cornell Athletes Discuss Ivy League’s Lack of Athletic Scholarships Following Lawsuit Filed by Brown Athletes
Two basketball players from Brown University filed a class action lawsuit against the Ivy League on March 7, arguing that Cornell University and other Ivy League institutions violate antitrust laws in their refusal to offer athletic scholarships.
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From Big Red to the Red Carpet: Producers of “Succession” and “American Masters” Share Industry Insights at Cornell Cinema
“Succession” producer Scott Ferguson ’82 and “American Masters” producer Michael Kantor ’83 shared stories about their career paths and impactful experiences as Cornell undergraduate students.
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Willard Straight Hall Throughout the Years: A Hub for Student Engagement and Expression
Though students today might associate Willard Straight Hall with COVID-19 surveillance testing or free popcorn, the hall has a rich history of student engagement and political expression.
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XU | Broadway’s Fat Ham is a Twist on Shakespeare, But it’s Also Much More
There is only one thing that makes me wish I wasn’t studying abroad this semester — Fat Ham, a comedy written by James Ijames, is on Broadway and I really want to go see it. The play ran from May to July last year at the Public Theater in New York, after premiering as a […]
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