Jon Miller '15 argues that though freshman vie for West Campus sophomore housing, less popular on-campus options deserve a second look.

Nikhita Parandekar explores ways in which the Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine could put the One Health philosophy into practice. 

For now, we, at the Weill Cornell Community Clinic, proudly provide a safety net for those in need of healthcare in New York City. We hope some day a person’s income or current employment status will not determine the quality of their health and that no one will have to wait to go to the doctor because they are afraid of being unable to pay.

Bet you don't know what Hazel Gunapala '12 thinks about Valentine's Day.

Morgan T. '13 argues that despite the fact that it's commercially contaminated, Valentine's Day also has some less cheesey benefits.  

Nearly a year after the United States Department of Education slashed funding for “critical language programs,” the federal government has indicated that it will only continue to cut funding. The University has not yet found a way to continue to fund these 11 language programs beyond a one-year provisional basis. One option the University is considering is to offer some of these languages through collaborations with other universities. This option strikes a good compromise between keeping costs low while maintaining the breadth of curriculum Cornell is known for. 

Heath P. '12 lets us in on his most embarrasing bedroom mishap. 

Jacob Kose '13 reflects on the changing nature of the film industry and some of the issues it still faces.

Maggie Henry '14 argues that the overturning of Proposition 8 on Tuesday is a gift for opponents of the legislation, as it reduced the law to an argument about inequality.