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Hiring is still restricted indefinitely at the university, which is Tompkins County’s largest employer.
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Some attendees at a March panel featuring former leaders from Israel and the Palestinian Authority were arrested and charged with disorderly conduct.
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WSKG’s Phoebe Taylor-Vuolo spoke with WSKG Ithaca reporter Aurora Berry about the potential impact of Cornell’s plan to cut costs in the wake of federal challenges to universities.
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Cornell is the largest employer in Tompkins County. The university cited a loss of federal funding as one reason for the budget cuts.
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Activists from the climate justice group Cornell on Fire say similar protests have occurred in the past without disciplinary action.
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The study showed that cold weather significantly increased how much energy was used by the buses' batteries.
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Across the country, over 1,000 international students have reportedly had their legal status changed by the federal government.
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Risa Lieberwitz, president of Cornell’s chapter of the American Association of University Professors, says Cornell should stand up against potential demands from the White House.
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The protesters were charged with disorderly conduct during a Cornell University event last month about Israel and Palestine.
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This comes after pro-Palestinian grad student and plaintiff Momodou Taal had his visa revoked by the U.S. Department of State.