Cornell’s Students for Justice in Palestine unequivocally support Jane Doe and demand the resignation of a number of Cornell admin and a new university judiciary system among other demands https://t.co/gRhTYImv62
Cornell University was the first Ivy to admit Black students. Cornell was the first coeducational Ivy (from its founding). Cornell should be the first Ivy to abolish Greek life for good. Enough is enough.
Hasan Piker on Cornell University's disgusting hypocrisy:
"You got more of a penalty at Cornell University if you participated in a pro-Palestine student encampment. I was talking to some of the leaders of the pro-Palestinian encampments; one of them got suspended for a year. They got literally worse penalties in Cornell University than most of the rapists did. It's fucking nuts."
@Cornell Liang also suspended two graduate student activists, effectively revoking their visas. ICE hounded them in Ithaca until they left the country. Cornell is now requiring they return to the US to graduate with no guarantee of their safety. Support them here: https://t.co/BEZdbpDYvS
@Cornell This LinkedIn post was deleted today after I posted about it. I archived it over a year ago, assuming it was just in reference to suspending protestors — it’s far more sickening with the full context.
Hi, this was me! Please support Doctors of Rahman with their Sudan medical missions and keep speaking up for the Sumud 4.
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@Cornell At Cornell, one person— Christina Liang — handles every disciplinary case, including the Cornell Seven’s and the suspensions of over 40 protestors. Liang wrote in 2025 that “2024 was one of the most challenging years of my career…and it helped me learn that caring less is okay.”
On the *same day* the Cornell Seven drugged and raped Jane Doe, Cornell banned four students (including the President of Cornell @jvplive) from campus for three years for nonviolent, pro-Palestine protests. The same @Cornell officials let the rapists off with apology essays.
I was banned from teaching and declared persona non-grata by Cornell police. Prohibited from being on campus and was told that if I want to see a doctor, I must seek permission first. My crime? Being anti-genocide. Yet if you do this, you write a letter and you’re free to roam.
Cornellians for Israel invited an actual war criminal to our campus earlier this year and that wasn’t enough for these pro-genocide motherfuckers. God forbid a Twitch streamer gives a speech (which sold out in a matter hours, btw)
I’m old enough to remember when right-wingers told us “campus free speech” was the most important political crisis ever. Now they’re insatiable in their desire to suspend/arrest/deport student protestors, cancel speakers, impose speech-based federal funding restrictions, etc