Cornell Organizations Protest Genocide of Uighur People
Aiming to spread awareness on the genocide of the Uighur people, Cornell students formed the student organization Boycott the People’s Republic and hosted a Friday rally outside Goldwin Smith Hall.
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‘I Want to Feel Like This Is Ending’: Vaccinated Students Unmask After New Guidelines
While some students said they’re excited for more opportunities to gather in-person, others said they worried about unknown vaccination statuses.
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After a Senior Year Like No Other, Class of 2021 Soaks Up Final Weeks
As the Class of 2021 exits their final Zoom classes and bids farewell to their favorite spots on campus, seniors reflect on an unusual last year while looking ahead to their next chapter –– one marked by increased competition as COVID restrictions ease.
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Animal Kingdom Mothers Sacrifice Resources to Raise Young
While human mothers received elaborate bouquets or harried text messages for Mother’s Day, the other mothers of the animal kingdom dealt with the threat of predators and scrounged for food to feed their young.
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Ben Furnas ’06 Appointed to Top NYC Environmental Position
Ben Furnas ’06 was appointed director of the New York Mayor’s Office of Climate and Sustainability — the organization responsible for reducing carbon emissions and physical waste by managing roadways, rethinking public transportation and optimizing the electrical grid.
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