LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Introducing the Vote of No Confidence Resolution
The Cornell Daily Sun
Professor Paul Ortiz, labor history, delivers remarks to the Faculty Senate introducing a vote of no confidence in the administration.
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GUEST ROOM | Why We Spent Over 100 Hours Learning to Talk About Sexual Violence
The Cornell Daily Sun
Alumnae Anya Gowda ’26 and Emily Lui ’26 tell readers about the process of creating the Enhanced Assess, Acknowledge, Act program and it's purpose. They reflect on why this program needs to exist and what change they hope comes from it.
SCHAFFER | Proud to Vote
The Cornell Daily Sun
Opinion columnist and Dean of Faculty Chris S. Schaffer encourages Cornellians to engage in the electoral process by voting on Nov. 3 and engaging in the shared governance structure here at Cornell.
Jane Doe Expresses Feeling 'Unsupported' by Kotlikoff in Letter to Faculty Senate Amid 'Vote of No Confidence' Debates
The Cornell Daily Sun
Jane Doe expressed feeling "unsupported and disbelieved" by President Michael Kotlikoff in a letter sent to Faculty Senate amid debate for a "vote of no confidence" in Cornell's administration.
Flock Cameras On Campus to Be Removed, Administration Says
The Cornell Daily Sun
All Flock Safety cameras on campus will be removed "as expeditiously as possible," a University official wrote to The Sun on Thursday, after its contract expired on Oct. 14.
FIRE Calls Kotlikoff’s Fraternity Party Ban a 'Guilt-by-Association Punishment' That Violates Freedom of Association
The Cornell Daily Sun
FIRE criticizes President Michael Kotlikoff’s Oct. 13 decision to ban all Cornell Interfraternity Council social events for the rest of the academic year in an “urgent” Oct. 16 letter. The organization claims that the ban violates students’ right to freedom of association.
Tompkins County Proposes Special Victims Unit for Sexual Assault, Child Abuse Cases
The Cornell Daily Sun
A new Special Victims Unit for sexual violence cases and serious child abuse was proposed by the Tompkins County Sheriff’s Office and the Tompkins County Legislature, in light of concerns raised by the handling of the alleged Chi Phi assault.
Two Top Teachers Union Presidents Call on Trustees to Demand Cornell President’s Resignation
The Cornell Daily Sun
Randi Weingarten ’80, president of the American Federation of Teachers, and Melinda Person ’98 M.S. ’05 both called on the Board of Trustees to demand President Michael Kotlikoff’s resignation in a Tuesday letter.
Ithaca Common Council Unanimously Calls on Asteri to Drop Tenants’ Rent Debt
The Cornell Daily Sun
The Ithaca Common Council approved a resolution proposed by Alderperson Hannah Shvets '27 (D-5th Ward) that calls on affordable housing developer and Asteri operator Vecino to drop outstanding tenant rent debt.
Demonstrators Stage Trial of Chi Phi Defendants Outside Board of Trustees Meeting
The Cornell Daily Sun
After a staged trial, protestors took turns skewering signs with the faces of defendants in the Sept. 14 Chi Phi lawsuit and Cornell administrators, including President Michael Kotlikoff, in a Friday protest outside a Cornell Board of Trustees meeting.
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