Anticipating the shift in student behavior caused by the crunch of year-end exams, officials at Gannett Health Services ratcheted up counseling services for finals week in December and urged students to report disturbing behavior exhibited by their peers.

The Student Assembly passed a resolution Thursday aimed at educating students in Collegetown about New York State’s new Good Samaritan law.

The University should reexamine its Medical Amnesty Program after New York State released its own.

Cornell will join 13 other institutions to combat issues of alcohol use on college campuses as part of the Learning Collaborative on High-Risk Drinking.

Nelly lovers, Slope Day veterans and freshmen new to the Cornell tradition are not the only ones who have been preparing for Friday’s festivities.

The University must be lauded for its decision to invest $1 million into Gannett.

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The University is pouring an additional $1 million into Gannett Health Services to accommodate increased demand for student mental health counseling.

Steven Zhang '12 calls out the administration for not living up to its claims of mental health excellence.