Cornell law professor cautions that DEI programs will come back to universities
Concerns Over College Discrimination Efforts The Trump administration’s initiatives to combat discrimination on college campuses have seen some victories, yet Ivy League academics believe more action is necessary. William Jacobson, a long-time professor at Cornell Law School, pointed out in a recent conversation that the Republican leadership must prioritize their agenda on diversity, equity, and […]
Riverview Mayor Michael Cornell Jr. faces charges of 9 felony sex crimes in Missouri
Riverview Mayor Charged with Multiple Felony Crimes Michael Cornell Jr., the 39-year-old mayor of Riverview, Missouri, a small city in north St. Louis County with a population of around 2,300, faces serious legal issues. He has been charged with nine felony sex crimes involving four alleged victims over nearly a decade. Cornell made history in […]
Trump’s agreement with Cornell allows a ‘zombie’ DEI agenda to potentially resurface.
Cornell University’s recent agreement with President Donald Trump puts an end to the government’s investigation into civil rights issues at the university. While it does lessen, it doesn’t completely eliminate, Cornell’s diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. The university’s DEI framework now feels, well, a bit like a zombie. It’s still there, but not fully […]
Cornell will invest $60 million to regain federal research funding.
Cornell University to Pay $60 Million to Restore Federal Funding Cornell University has reached an agreement to pay $60 million, allowing it to restore federal research funding and conclude an investigation concerning the institution. Michael Kotlikoff, the university’s president, shared details of the settlement on Friday. The payment consists of $30 million directed to the […]
Cornell agrees to reinstating federal research funding
Cornell University Reaches Funding Agreement with Trump Administration Cornell University announced on Friday that it has finalized a deal with the Trump administration, resulting in the restoration of over $250 million in funding for the institution. This agreement not only includes $60 million designated for the university but also concludes all federal investigations into allegations […]
Cornell publication removes artwork featuring Nazi symbols and Star of David
Cornell University’s student newspaper is facing backlash after featuring artwork by a professor that depicted a bloody Star of David alongside the Nazi “SS” symbol drawn on Palestinians’ backs. This image, which appeared in the Cornell Daily Sun, was eventually taken down due to accusations of anti-Semitism. William Jacobson, a law professor and founder of […]
Law professor at Cornell prepares civil rights complaint after whistleblower incident involving Israeli student.
Cornell Law Professor to Sue University Over Whistleblower Case A law professor at Cornell University is gearing up to file a federal civil rights lawsuit against the institution following claims made by an Israeli student. This student, Oren Leonard, alleges he was excluded from a course focused on the Gaza Strip due to his nationality. […]
Building social connections can potentially extend your lifespan, according to recent Cornell research.
Strong Social Ties Linked to Slower Aging A recent study suggests that maintaining strong social connections can contribute to a longer life. Published in the journal *Brain, Behavior and Immunity – Health*, the research indicates that social relationships may play a role in slowing cellular aging. While it’s already known that social bonds positively affect […]
Cornell law professor calls for a civil rights investigation into a colleague’s supposed dismissal of an Israeli student from a course on Gaza.
A prominent law professor from Cornell University is seeking a civil rights inquiry over claims that a colleague tried to bar Israeli students from participating in classes concerning Gaza. This week, Cornell verified that it has suspended Eric Cheyfitz, a professor known for his research and humanitarian efforts, according to a representative from the university. […]
Cornell MBA council advises ‘non-marginalized’ students to stay away from minority recruiting events, according to a report
Documents reviewed by the National Review reveal that Cornell University business students who are not part of “alienated or underrepresented groups” are being advised to forgo diversity-focused recruitment events. The rationale includes potential negative impacts on their career prospects and relationships with hiring entities at the school. This guidance was disseminated in an email from […]