November 5, 2024

2 thoughts on “Less Than Half a Percent of Student Body Attends Student Trustee Debate

  1. Maybe things have changed since I graduated from college (1972). But in my day we had student government, but it really didn’t do much except plan social functions. So, it was not really a government. Is the student government at Cornell any different? Do students really have a say in what goes on?

    1. Some will tell you student government is a farce. Others will say it has the ability (or potential) to be a meaningful governing institution and advocate for student interests in conversation with administrators and the board of trustees. I’d say, given the way it’s run at Cornell, it’s more the former.

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