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Kehlani axed from Cornell performance over 'hateful views,' Gaza comments
Cornell University is speaking out after canceling a scheduled performance from Kehlani. In a letter posted to the school's website, university President Michael Kotlikoff shed some light on the decision to axe the R&B star from the school's "Slope Day" year-end celebration over comments she made regarding the state of Israel.
A senior official with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security claimed, without evidence, that the student was a "terrorist ...
More than $1 billion in federal funding for Cornell and around $790 million for Northwestern have been frozen as the government investigates alleged civil rights violations at both universities ...
The New York Times first reported the funding freezes at Cornell and Northwestern. The institutions are being probed by ...
The Trump administration is freezing $790 million in federal funding to Northwestern University and more than $1 billion in ...
Cornell University has canceled a performance ... next month as the headliner at an annual celebration at the upstate New York school called Slope Day. But President Michael Kotlikoff said ...
Kehlani was scheduled to perform next month as the headliner at an annual celebration at the upstate New York school called ... call for violence against Jews. Cornell is among the many U.S ...
Cornell, Harvard, Princeton and Yale — and local schools Rutgers, Rutgers-Newark, Sarah Lawrence, three branches of the State University of New York, The New School and Wellesley. Other ...
Target CEO Brian Cornell met with the Rev. Al Sharpton in New York on Thursday as the retailer faces calls for a ...
A hospitality professor lamented the "sad" trend of diners closing their doors today. A NYC photographer noticed the trend ...
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