19 Apr, 2026
BY LARISSA VERONICA HEATHERManaging Visuals and Layout Editor Managing Visuals and Layout Editor Larissa Veronica Heather captures Delaware’s win over Longwood on Nov. 9. Larissa Veronica Heather/THE REVIEW Larissa Veronica…
I have been at Cornell for 10 years and in academia for two decades and have never seen so many students in so much distress. A great many Muslim and…
I not only have taught and written with great pleasure at Cornell for 56 years, but I have also been treated very well here. For those reasons, this is a…
The rise of globalization has inevitably revitalized fields of comparison for state economic success, including measures of Gross Domestic Product, Purchasing Power Parity, Corruption Perceptions Index and inflation rate. For…
BY MACAYLA COOKStaff Reporter When Heidi Sarver received an email from her financial adviser this past August, she was expecting a normal check-in reporting that, as expected, she was on…

Photo Gallery: Women’s Basketball defeats Longwood in the 2023 Home Opener

BY LARISSA VERONICA HEATHERManaging Visuals and Layout Editor Managing Visuals and Layout Editor Larissa Veronica Heather captures Delaware’s win over Longwood on Nov. 9. Larissa Veronica Heather/THE REVIEW Larissa Veronica Heather/THE REVIEW Larissa Veronica Heather/THE REVIEW Larissa Veronica Heather/THE REVIEW Larissa Veronica Heather/THE REVIEW Larissa Veronica Heather/THE REVIEW Larissa Veronica Heather/THE REVIEW Larissa Veronica Heather/THE […]

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LIVSHITS | The United States is Not a Third-World Country

The rise of globalization has inevitably revitalized fields of comparison for state economic success, including measures of Gross Domestic Product, Purchasing Power Parity, Corruption Perceptions Index and inflation rate. For most people, assuming they were born after World War I, these economic measures for the standard of living have dominated the perception of wealthy and […]

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Letter to the Editor | Cornell University’s Funds Must Not, Cannot be Diverted

Re “Cornell Still Does Not Pay its Fair Share to the City of Ithaca” (Guest essay, Nov. 4) To the Editor: The guest piece by three officers of the Cornell Chapter of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) posted on Nov. 4 regarding Cornell’s financial obligations to the City of Ithaca is misguided. They […]

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SENZON | Put the Phone Down?

It feels surreal to live in an age where everyone has access to the internet, allowing us to create a narrative of who we are, and what we stand for from the touch of our phone screens. The technological advancements in the past century have created unspoken interconnectedness, resulting in people giving their two cents […]

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Photo Gallery: Elon edges Delaware 33-27

Photographers Larissa Veronica Heather, Ethan Grandin, Audrey Tong and Christiana Natalini capture Delaware’s defeat against Elon University on Nov. 4. Ethan Grandin/THE REVIEW Larissa Veronica Heather/THE REVIEW Audrey Tong/THE REVIEW Larissa Veronica Heather/THE REVIEW Ethan Grandin/THE REVIEW Ethan Grandin/THE REVIEW Christina Natalini/THE REVIEW Audrey Tong/THE REVIEW Christina Natalini/THE REVIEW Audrey Tong/THE REVIEW Christina Natalini/THE REVIEW […]

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BATEMAN |  Cornell Still Does Not Pay its Fair Share to the City of Ithaca

Wealthy universities across the country benefit from tax exempt status while they sit on endowments in the billions that grow every year and collect millions in tuition dollars annually. Their tax exempt status can have a significant impact on the budgets of the cities and towns that host them. PiLOTS (payments in lieu of taxes) […]

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