Far Beyond Cayuga’s Waters: An Interview with Alumnus Brendan Dodd
“My advice would be—I think it’s a Mark Twain quote, a favorite of mine—not to let your classwork get in the way of your education.”
Freshman Edition 2022
Articles from the 2022 Freshman Edition of the Cornell Review, originally published in September 2022.
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An Introduction to Shared Governance and the Student Assembly
At the least, the SA is involved in annual (and sometimes biannual) scandals. Such bedlam is hardly the mark of a healthy or effective government. Setting the SA on a better path will be an important challenge for Cornell’s next generation.
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Conservative Organizations Overview
Finding student organizations to join can be daunting when you first arrive in Ithaca. We interviewed officers in the most influential conservative student organizations and condensed the information here. Check out the groups that interest you at their next general body meetings.
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Outlining Our 2022 Vision: A Letter from the Editor
It is not always easy to express conservative or right-of-center opinions in the classroom. We hope that the Review can give students an outlet to express these views and positively contribute to the wider political discourse campuswide.
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We Remember: COVID at Cornell in Review
We at the Cornell Review do not intend on forgetting the past two years. Likewise, the Class of 2026 deserves to know what has transpired at their university in the years before their arrival.
