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Today: President Skorton answers your questions
President Skorton will be at today’s meeting to take questions from SA Reps as well as the audience. Don’t miss this great opportunity to hear about the state of the University firsthand! As a...
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Update on Resolution 11, 13 and 15; President Skorton’s Response
The Student Assembly has much influence over the quality of student life through the allocation of the Student Activity Fee and by having legislative oversight of the Office of Campus Life. When the SA...
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Housing Lottery Update
As Vincent’s previous post mentioned, President Skorton asked the Student Assembly to reconsider the resolution passed earlier in the year that put sophomores at the beginning of the general room...
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President Skorton to Attend SA Meeting this Thursday
All students are encouraged to attend this week’s Assembly meeting to hear President Skorton explain the rational for the tuition increase, Cornell’s response to the earthquake in Haiti and other...
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President Skorton Commenting on SA Resolutions
Every Semester the Student Assembly forwards all the resolutions it passes to the President of the University. Some of these resolutions are simply to call his attention to issues on campus, while...
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Student Assembly’s Housing Lottery Reform
Three resolutions passed unanimously by the Student Assembly in the fall of 2009 were accepted by President Skorton on 2/9/2010 and will be fully implemented over the next two years. The first...
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Re: “Student Assembly Votes Yes On Anti-Discrimination Clause,” News, Feb. 19
To the Cornell Sun, I would like to clarify that despite the doubts I expressed that President Skorton will be advised not to accept the Non-Discrimination Clause passed by the Student Assembly last...
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Lift Your Spirits Cornell on the Arts Quad
Tomorrow’s meet-up has been moved to the Arts Quad. The official time is still 4:30, but it looks like some of the 2,000 people expected to attend will be around all day enjoying the forecasted day of...
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