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Cornell gets F in campus free-speech ranking
10+ hour, 52+ min ago (110+ words) Cornell University ranked 219th among 261 schools in a national assessment of campus free speech, according to 14850 Today. The 2027 College Free Speech Rankings, which weigh campus policy choices and student responses, gave Cornell a score of 55.5 out of 100 and an F, based…...
New Gallup survey highlights business climate concerns that hit especially hard in New York
3+ day, 11+ hour ago (1292+ words) Only about half of U.S. business owners view their city or local area positively as a place to operate, according to new Gallup research that puts customer access, business support networks, regulation and government services ahead of taxes and real estate…...
Cornell alumnus to discuss racial labor market inequality
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (159+ words) Economist Kerwin Charles will return to Cornell University on Sept. 22 to deliver the 2026 Staller Lecture on racial inequality in the labor market. The public lecture, "The Persistence of Racial Labor Market Inequality," begins at 4:30 in the afternoon in Room 155 of…...
Building a Budget That Actually Sticks
1+ week, 3+ day ago (432+ words) Why does this happen every single time? In many cases, personal finance fails as a method for improving your spending because it is too detailed and labor-intensive to track and manage daily. Most personal finance systems rely too heavily on…...
Pew survey finds more Americans doubt a woman will be president
1+ week, 4+ day ago (482+ words) Americans have become more skeptical that a woman will be elected president during their lifetime, even as most say a president's gender is not personally important to them, according to a new Pew Research Center survey. The survey found 37% of…...
What does ‘working class’ mean in New York? It's more than income or occupation
1+ week, 5+ day ago (915+ words) “Working class” is one of the most frequently used labels in American economic and political debate, but new research suggests it describes a much broader group of people than the phrase traditionally implies — a distinction that matters in New York,…...
Back-to-school stress is here: What New York parents should know as classes resume
1+ week, 5+ day ago (838+ words) As students across New York return to classrooms, the transition back to school is bringing more than new schedules and homework. It can also trigger anxiety, sleep problems and added stress for children and parents trying to reset routines after…...
Understanding Delayed Diagnosis and Its Impact on Emergency Room Negligence
1+ week, 6+ day ago (708+ words) What makes this especially troubling is that emergency medicine is already operating under extraordinary pressure. ERs across the country are managing rising patient volumes, staffing shortages, and increasingly complex cases, all under the same roof and often within the same…...
New York ranks among nation's 10 best states for budgeting, study finds
2+ week, 5+ hour ago (483+ words) New Yorkers rank among the nation’s better budgeters, with relatively low debt compared with income and the lowest credit utilization rate in the country helping push the state into the top 10 of a new nationwide analysis. New York ranked ninth…...
HWS professor connects transgender history with theater and media
2+ week, 1+ day ago (229+ words) A Hobart and William Smith Colleges professor is using theater, film and archival research to bring overlooked parts of transgender history to wider audiences. Joshua Bastian Cole-Kurz, a visiting assistant professor of gender, sexuality and intersectional justice, recently contributed essays…...