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Ithaca Man Shot on Elm Street, IPD Says

Emma Court  —  Apr 23, 2013

 Ithaca Police are investigating a shooting that occurred Sunday night in the 200 block of Elm Street.

Cornell Alumni Share First-Hand Experiences of Willard Straight Hall Takeover

Noah Rankin  —  Apr 22, 2013

“Tensions were extremely high on campus at that point in time,” said one alumnus. “I already knew about the Takeover at Willard Straight because I read about it in the papers. ... This was a major institution; there were black students who took over a student center with weapons.”

President David Skorton Expresses Support for Immigration Reform

Annie Bui  —  Apr 22, 2013

Universities such as Cornell should take interest in the national immigration reform debate given the major presence of international students on campus, Skorton said at a debate Friday.

Panelists: Cornell-Technion Partnership Will Foster Innovation in NYC

Rachel Weber  —  Apr 22, 2013

“In 10 years, we will have a strong technical reputation at the center,” one professor said of Cornell NYC Tech.

Two Cornell Alumni Donate $133 Million to Tech Campus, Bloomberg Announces

Tyler Alicea  —  Apr 22, 2013

“I’m glad to announce today that Cornell Tech’s potential to improve our city has grown even further,” Bloomberg said.

Two Bomb-Sniffing Dogs Join Cornell University Police Department

Danielle Sochac...  —  Apr 21, 2013

Bombings throughout the country have  prompted police to be more vigilant about explosive devices. Now, two bomb-sniffing canines are helping the Cornell University Police Department protect the University against possible future threats.

Eighth Annual Filthy/Gorgeous Embraces the ‘Gorgeous’

Dara Levy  —  Apr 21, 2013

Hundreds of Cornellians danced Saturday night away in Duffield Hall at Filthy/Gorgeous, a dance party celebrating LGBTQ expression and safe-sex practices.

RPCC Evacuated After Stove Malfunction Sets Off Sprinklers

Akane Otani  —  Apr 19, 2013

No injuries were reported, and as of 7:20 p.m., people were allowed back into the building.

'People’s School' Takes Arts Quad at Cornell

Noah Rankin  —  Apr 19, 2013

The People’s School, an open, student-organized forum, returned to the Arts Quad Thursday as a spring installment of the same-titled event held in October. 

City of Ithaca Sees Uptick in Towing Following Street Cleaning

Manu Rathore  —  Apr 19, 2013

Citing a lack of advance notice and insufficient signage, Cornell students whose cars were towed this week expressed anger and frustration with the city and its street cleaning policies. 

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