The Ithaca Common Council unanimously supported a resolution calling on Asteri property managers, the Vecino Group, to drop all tenant rent debt.
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A glimpse into the support services that Southside Community Center offers Ithaca’s historically Black neighborhood, in collaboration with Cornell and other community partners.
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Randi Weingarten ’80, president of the American Federation of Teachers, and Melinda Person ’98 M.S. ’05 both called on the Board of Trustees to demand President Michael Kotlikoff’s resignation in a Tuesday letter. https://t.co/RdmwB3R052
Thousands of flags representing reports of sexual assault on campus were placed on the Arts and Agriculture Quads by a coalition of student organizations on the evening of Oct. 13, alongside chalked messages criticizing the University.
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Former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates, the leader of an independent investigation into Cornell’s response to sexual assault and misconduct, released a statement to the Cornell community on Tuesday.
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The Ithaca Common Council voted late Wednesday night, 9-1, to approve a temporary moratorium on Cornell student event permits during a meeting in which online commentator Michael Tracey shouted alderpersons down and claimed he was stopped from speaking.
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Michael Tracey, an online commentator who has attempted to reveal the identity of Jane Doe, shouted the Common Council down on Wednesday, claiming they had refused to let him speak and threw his public comment card into the trash.
Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) and Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) spoke out on the alleged 2024 Chi Phi gang rape in a Wednesday X post and Tuesday NPR interview, respectively.
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The Student Assembly released a statement condemning the University’s response to the alleged 2024 Chi Phi gang rape in a Tuesday Instagram post.
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Student Assembly passed Resolution 10, calling on the University to enforce policies that prohibit instructors from requiring medical documentation for short-term illnesses, and discussed concerns about the Faculty Senate’s proposed drop deadline changes.https://t.co/PW9AZzWE4M
Students met at Ujamaa, a program house celebrating Black culture, to discuss recent removals of artwork in the house, aging facilities and the decline of Ujamaa’s Black residential population.https://t.co/7rCSqSyvLo
Cornell International Services announced that international students with F-1 visas may now only be eligible for CPT if their intended internship or employment is required for their degree.
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An estimated $5,600 of property was stolen from Cornell Law student Jensyn Yuan’s apartment on Sept. 15. According to IPD Chief Thomas Kelly, the incident is still under investigation.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) will travel upstate to Ithaca on Sunday for a town hall titled “Students vs. Billionaires.”
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Cornell’s S.C Johnson Graduate School of Management dropped to No. 9 in Bloomberg Businessweek’s latest rankings of business schools, falling one spot from last year.
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Because of equipment issues, Cornell Dairy Ice Cream will continue to be temporarily unavailable in many locations on campus until the beginning of October 'at least.'
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Cornellians for Israel and Cornell Hillel condemned left-wing streamer Hasan Piker's invitation to speak at Sage Chapel on Thursday, calling him "antisemetic" and "hateful."
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