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Building the Future: Cornell Construction in 2025 - The Cornell Review

Although Cornell is facing serious economic challenges resulting from the suspension of federal research grants, it is proceeding The post Building the Future: Cornell Construction in 2025 appeared first on The Cornell Review.Read Article

Why Kehlani Was Dropped From Cornell’s Slope Day Concert: Student Details Gathering 5,000 Signatures & Raising $28,000 To Drop Singer

Singer Kehlani was originally set to headline Cornell University’s 2025 Slope Day, an annual celebration that marks the end of the academic year.But weeks before the show, a campaign led by student activists successfully pressured the administration to cancel her appearance. The campaign effort mobilized thousands and brought national attention to the fallout between campus politics, pro-Israel advocacy, and freedom of expression.At the center o…Ithaca, New York · Ithaca See the Story

Harvard faculty pledge 10% of pay to support fight against Trump

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Eucharistic Procession unites Catholic community on CSU’s campus

On April 23, the Ram Catholic organization on Colorado State University’s campus commemorated a Eucharistic Procession, a ceremony that honors Jesus Christ. The group met at the Lory Student Center, circled The Oval and returned. Ram Catholic was founded in 1967 and serves the Catholic community at Colorado State University. Over the years, Ram Catholic has hosted numerous events, ceremonies and celebrations. Father Joseph LaJoie, pastor of Sai…Catholic Church · Fort Collins See the Story

Cornell Faculty in Support of Democracy and Academic Freedom - The Cornell Review

The Cornell Review is an independent campus newspaper at Cornell University. Founded in 1984, the Review has a proud history of defending conservative values and providing commentary on both local and national politics.Ithaca, New York · Ithaca Read Article

Why the Endowment Won’t Solve Cornell’s Problems - The Cornell Review

Cornell is facing many challenges, particularly the Trump Administration is suspending $1 billion in federal research grants due The post Why the Endowment Won’t Solve Cornell’s Problems appeared first on The Cornell Review.Trump Administration · Ithaca Read Article

Floyd Abrams: Speaking Freely - The Cornell Review

DOGE cut a CDC team as it was about to start a project to help N.C. flood victims

47% Center coverage: 19 sources

In and around Asheville, N.C., there are still visible signs of devastation that remain from the floods of Hurricane Helene six months ago: rusted debris in the yards of water-damaged residences in ruins.But Helene, a federal disaster worker who coincidentally goes by the same name as the storm, also worries about this community’s invisible problems that tend to persist, months later — like mold and financial and mental health aftereffects.“That…Donald Trump · United States See the Story

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Building the Future: Cornell Construction in 2025 - The Cornell Review

Why Kehlani Was Dropped From Cornell’s Slope Day Concert: Student Details Gathering 5,000 Signatures & Raising $28,000 To Drop Singer

Harvard faculty pledge 10% of pay to support fight against Trump

Eucharistic Procession unites Catholic community on CSU’s campus

Cornell Faculty in Support of Democracy and Academic Freedom - The Cornell Review

Why the Endowment Won’t Solve Cornell’s Problems - The Cornell Review

Floyd Abrams: Speaking Freely - The Cornell Review

DOGE cut a CDC team as it was about to start a project to help N.C. flood victims

On the 55th Anniversary of the ASRC Fire - The Cornell Review

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