Class of '31 acceptance rate will be wild.

Just can't stay out of the news. At most places, nearly a month of beatings in the media would lead to some changes. Here, we apparently think the folks who oversaw the events in question are the only ones who can fix it. That's a very special kind of stupid if you ask me.

I was very impressed by this letter. I hope people will read it in its entirety. It is very on-point and is extremely well-written. Just as I would expect from Cornell professors: informed, thoughtful, dedicated.
It does seem that most signatories are from the A&S, ILR, AAP. I see almost none from engineering, for example. Maybe this difference in vocal dissent is typical among higher ed?

Alumni/students: if your major's faculty have signed, it'd be nice to send them a note of appreciation. If they haven't, you might reach out to the department and ask why--not to give them a hard time, but just to indicate that their support of students (whether explicit or not) is of interest to alumni.

"LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Open Letter from 200+ Cornell Faculty: We Will Too"

If only we still had our queen watching over us.

Graduating this semester. Was wondering if anyone knows what happens to our email and our Google workspace after graduation