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Goldwin Smith Hall in the Arts Quad at Cornell in Oct. 2024 (Sophia Romanov Imber/Sun Staff Photographer).

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Local Hunters Claim Cornell is Allowing for the Overhunting of Deer on its Land

In many areas across its 5,490 acres of land, Cornell allows for deer hunting, aiming to improve forest health. Local hunters like Bill Enslow, however, claim that overhunting is destroying the deer population. The Cornell Botanic Gardens website links increased deer populations to “reduced forest structure, decreased native plant populations …, increased invasive species growth, and higher rates of Lyme disease” in Cornell’s natural areas, when compared to 20-30 years priorago. Deer management, or deer hunting, the site states, makes for “good stewardship” of land. Enslow, however, believes “that nature will take care of itself.” “I don't believe there should be any hunting on Cornell land,” Enslow said in an interview with The Sun. “But if there [is], do what the state does with their hunting season, don't say, ‘well, the deer are killing off the woods,’ and do a genocide right now.” Enslow said he used to hunt deer in the University-owned Mount Pleasant area, but now claims that he does not see deer there anymore. Click the link in our bio to view the full article. Article by Shubha Gautam Filmed by Amogh Baradwaj Edited by Amogh Baradwaj Produced by Benjamin Leynse

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The Red faithful show out against Princeton.

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AJ Nikolic '27 shoots and scores his second against Princeton.

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Jack Cascadden '27 shoots against Princeton.

Cornell President Drives Into a Student and Recent Grad Following ‘Harassment’

Cornell President Michael Kotlikoff drove his car into a Cornell student and ran over the foot of a recent graduate following a Cornell Political Union debate on the Israel-Palestine conflict Thursday evening, according to video footage obtained by The Sun. In a Friday email to the Cornell community, Kotlikoff described being followed to his car after the debate and “accosted” by a group of students and non-students who he wrote were “shouting,” “blocking the car” and “banging on the windows” before he left the parking lot. Kotlikoff described the encounter as a “harassment and intimidation incident” and wrote that he “waited until [he] saw space behind the car.” Kotlikoff did not mention any collision between the vehicle and the individuals. Click the link in our bio to continue reading. Article by Varsha Bhargava and Mary Caitlin Cronin Footage obtained by the Sun from Students for a Democratic Cornell Edited by Benjamin Leynse Sophia Dasser, Shubha Gautam and Atticus Johnson contributed reporting.

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The Red took down the Crimson with a commanding effort.

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Willem Firth '27 scores his second against Harvard.

President Kotlikoff Drives Into Cornell Student and Recent Grad Following ‘Harassment’

President Michael Kotlikoff drove his car into a Cornell student and ran over the foot of a recent graduate following a Cornell Political Union debate on the Israel-Palestine conflict Thursday evening, according to video footage obtained by The Sun. In a Friday email to the Cornell community, Kotlikoff described being followed to his car after the debate and “accosted” by a group of students and non-students who he wrote were “shouting,” “blocking the car” and “banging on the windows” before he left the parking lot. Kotlikoff described the encounter as a “harassment and intimidation incident” and wrote that he “waited until [he] saw space behind the car.” Kotlikoff did not mention any collision between the vehicle and the individuals. Video footage obtained by The Sun shows Students for a Democratic Cornell members Aiden Vallecillo ’26 and Hudson Athas ’27 being struck by the car. In the video, no person can be seen touching the vehicle before it drove into Vallecillo and Athas. Click the link in our bio to continue reading. Article by Varsha Bhargava and Mary Caitlin Cronin Footage obtained by the Sun from Students for a Democratic Cornell Edited by Benjamin Leynse Sophia Dasser, Shubha Gautam and Atticus Johnson contributed reporting

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President Michael Kotlikoff sent an email blast to the Cornell community titled “Harassment and intimidation incident at Day Hall” on Friday morning, after Students For a Democratic Cornell members followed him out of a Cornell Political Union debate and questioned him on Thursday evening.

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SDC president Sophia Arnold ’26 walks with President Michael Kotlikoff after the Cornell Political Union debate and asks questions about the University’s decisions. (Courtesy of Students for a Democratic Cornell)

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Video footage showing no students touching the vehicle leading up to Kotlikoff striking Athas and Vallecillo. (Courtesy of Students for a Democratic Cornell)

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Toast from Farm to Feast. (Courtesy of Farm to Feast)