Admitted Class of 2030 Shares Ivy Day Stories, Anticipates Fall Arrival
The Sun spoke to recently admitted students in the Class of 2030 who shared their decision stories, excitement and nerves about attending Cornell.
The Sun spoke to recently admitted students in the Class of 2030 who shared their decision stories, excitement and nerves about attending Cornell.
Student Assembly emailed the student body asking for candidates for the Spring 2026 election cycle on March 17. There are 30 available seats for the 2026-2027 academic year.
Hillel at Cornell started construction on a new center for Jewish students at a March 8 ceremony attended by President Michael Kotlikoff, Ithaca mayor Ithaca government Robert Cantelmo and U.S. Rep. Josh Riley.
Three Zubrow Distinguished Visiting Journalists will talk at Cornell this semester, offering insight into their careers and advice to students interested in pursuing journalism.
The National Donor Marrow Program hosted a stem cell registry event from March 13-20, adding to the donor registry to try to help find a perfect match for 15-year-old Max, son of Juan Uribe ’96.
University employees received a federal survey on March 17 as a part of an ongoing investigation by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission into alleged discrimination offenses.
Cornell Fashion Collective plans for its 42nd Spring Runway, expecting nearly 3,000 guests for their show on March 21.
Susan Henry, former dean of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences died on March 7.
President Michael Kotlikoff and Provost Kavita Bala spoke to the Faculty Senate about the Student Code of Conduct, Policy 6.4, which addresses bias, discrimination and sexual misconduct, the Committee on the Future of the American University and Resilient Cornell at the March 11 Faculty Senate meeting.
Following an 11-month OSCCS investigation for her “disruption” at the Pathways to Peace event in March 2025, graduate student Dina Ginzburg was found “not responsible” for three alleged Student Code of Conduct violations.
Cornell’s Presidential Task Force on Campus Sexual Assault released a set of “final recommendations” for the University via a Tuesday email to the Cornell community. The recommendations addressed the results of the 2025 Cornell Survey on Sexual Assault and Related Misconduct, which saw a campus-wide increase in all measures of sexual assault and misconduct at Cornell.
In Cornell's “Cayuga Language and Culture” course, students explore the history, culture and continuing presence of the Gayogo̱hó:nǫˀ community while learning the Gayogo̱hó:nǫˀ language, which the United Nations classifies as critically endangered.
President Michael Kotlikoff and Ryan Lombardi, vice president for student and campus life, spoke at Thursday’s Student Assembly meeting in which students debated resolutions related to Cornell’s involvement with Technion and the invitation of war criminals to campus.
The men’s lightweight rowing team’s 34-day temporary suspension will transition into a “phased return,” according to a Tuesday email sent to the Cornell rowing community by Cornell Athletics Director Nicki Moore.
Maya Regev, a former Hamas hostage and survivor of Oct. 7 attacks, spoke about her experience at the Supernova Music Festival and her time in Hamas captivity at an event hosted by Cornellians for Israel on Monday.
The University announced that the public comment period for proposed Student Code of Conduct revisions will be open through April 20 in a Monday email.
President Michael Kotlikoff responded to a Dec. 18 Student Assembly referendum on the code of conduct and the University’s judicial processes on Feb. 2.