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Cornell Leads Ivy League in Peace Corps Recruits

Justin Rouillier  —  Feb 9, 2012

Fifty-eight Cornellians joined the Peace Corps in 2011, more than any other Ivy League university, according to Jim Haldeman, senior associate director of Cornell’s international programs, which includes the University’s Peace Corps program.

Letter to the Editor: Unblossomed egos

Apr 19, 2011

Vet student Lavanya Sayam opines on the misconception that being an "Ivy Leaguer" denotes a sense of intellectual superiority. 

The Poison Ivy League

Steven Zhang  —  Apr 12, 2011

Steven Zhang '12 chides the sense of superiority often associated with an Ivy League education. 

Class of 2012 Council Will Attend Clinton Global Initiative Conference

Joseph Niczky  —  Feb 25, 2011

Cornell will send three representatives to Clinton Global Initiative University this year, while Harvard, Princeton, Penn and Columbia will each send one.

Cornell Gains Access to 25 Million More Volumes

Laura Shepard  —  Jan 28, 2011

Harvard and MIT joins Ivy League inter-library borrowing program.

Northwestern Professor Says Cornell Degree Does Not Carry Weight

Melissa Kim  —  Jan 25, 2011

In the professional world, a Cornell degree is less competive, study says.

Cornell's Early Admissions Acceptance Rate Increases to 35.2 Percent

Michael Stratford  —  Jan 20, 2011

Cornell increased its early decision acceptance rate by about two percent from last year.

Princeton Tigers Ready to Pounce in Men's Basketball Ivy League Preview

Dan Froats  —  Nov 12, 2010

The Sun presents a look around the Ivy League to see how each team stacks up for the 2010-11 men's basketball season.

New Website Buys Students' Admissions Essays

Shashwat Samudra  —  Nov 12, 2010

The Essay Exchange purchases the admissions essays of Ivy League students, then sells them to Ivy League hopefuls. 

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