Window hole
(10/05/26 11:07am)
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Glass shards
(10/05/26 11:07am)
CUPD officer
(10/05/26 11:03am)
Cornell University Police Department officers arrived at the scene approximately an hour after the activists vandalized Day Hall.
Vandalism
(10/05/26 11:01am)
Graffiti and emblem
(10/05/26 11:00am)
Graffiti and camera
(10/05/26 10:59am)
Glass shattered
(10/05/26 10:58am)
Smashed Window at Day Hall
(10/05/26 10:23am)
The window was halfway smashed through on the bottom pane.
Vandalism at Day Hall
(10/05/26 10:16am)
Students smashed the glass early Monday morning leaving shards of glass around the doors.
Chi Phi
(10/05/26 3:52am)
Over 1,000 pages of records obtained by The New York Times show the punishments given to the defendants in the Chi Phi sexual assault case.
Hunger_Games_Book_Collection.jpg
(10/04/26 7:03pm)
Courtesy of Creative Commons
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(10/04/26 7:00pm)
Courtesy of Lovett Music/RCA Records
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(10/04/26 2:12am)
A student holds a copy of a proposed resolution.
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(10/04/26 2:08am)
Student Assembly President Eeshaan Chaudhuri '27 leads the meeting.
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(10/04/26 2:05am)
Mason Tavares ’30 shared an anecdote during the public comment period.
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(10/04/26 2:04am)
Jane Wang '29 spoke on behalf of the American Civil Liberties Union Chapter at Cornell at the event.
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(10/04/26 1:58am)
A photographer covers the event.
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(10/04/26 1:57am)
Reporters were present at the Student Assembly meeting on Thursday.
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(10/04/26 1:54am)
The Student Assembly hosted a Public Hearing on Sexual Violence at its Thursday meeting and passed Resolutions 15, 16 and 17 related to the alleged 2024 Chi Phi gang rape. At the meeting, attendees and assembly members expressed frustration with a lack of accountability and transparency by the University.
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