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Divestment and moral education
Ian MannNot every petition will result in divestment. Many have already failed. Nonetheless, it is our responsibility to explore them anyway, to “wrestle with the great questions of human existence.”
Not every petition will result in divestment. Many have already failed. Nonetheless, it is our responsibility to explore them anyway, to “wrestle with the great questions of human existence.”
P-O-L-A-R-I-Z-A-T-I-O-N: Toward a more nuanced orientation
Simon RileyThe University prides itself on raising new leaders in the service of humanity. Leadership does not begin with an inability to acknowledge the other side of the conversation. It begins, rather, with curiosity and discussion. To hone these skills on campus, orientation should teach tolerance, not dogma.
The University prides itself on raising new leaders in the service of humanity. Leadership does not begin with an inability to acknowledge the other side of the conversation. It begins, rather, with curiosity and discussion. To hone these skills on campus, orientation should teach tolerance, not dogma.
Cornell shows us why the SHARE play needs to talk about rape
Audrey TanRape doesn’t go away if we stop talking about it; it only becomes more excusable in campus culture.