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The statewide teachers union is celebrating Gov. Kathy Hochul’s proposed investments in education in the state budget.
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Hochul wants schools to ban smartphones and other internet-enabled devices before the next school year. Lawmakers are open to it.
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The union is demanding that Cornell bargain with them over the suspension of a graduate student who participated in a pro-Palestinian protest that shut down a career fair.
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The suspension comes after a demonstration disrupted a career fair on campus last week that featured weapons manufacturers Boeing and L3Harris.
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The university reported nine hate crimes in 2023. The increase mirrors a general rise in hate crimes across New York.
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University officials encouraged community members to contact police with the identity of protesters.
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UAW union members began their strike on Aug. 18, as over 8,000 students returned to Cornell’s campus. The new contract includes wage increases and cost-of-living adjustments.
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If workers vote to ratify the contract, they’ll return to the job on Tuesday.
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The first day of classes was marked by a rally and graffiti on campus.
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The UAW union, which represents service and maintenance workers at Cornell, has been on strike for over a week.
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This school year, students will line up each morning and receive a pouch to lock away their phones, AirPods and smartwatches. At the end of each day, they will get the pouch unlocked before they leave school.
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The union, which represents service and maintenance workers at Cornell, is trying to negotiate a new contract with the university.