The University recently released statistics about where students most often called the police when they had alcohol-related emergencies. Administrators, however, cautioned about drawing too many statistics from the data.

Matt Danzer '12 hits back at the Student Innovation Group's harsh letter to the editor about the ineffectiveness of the S.A.

The S.A. only has itself to blame for the lack of turnout in their recent election.

Skorton should approve the S.A. resolution that would allow the assembly to mass e-mail the student body, says a former Sun columnist.

The Student Assembly's Resolution 12 makes Cornell confront its dual status and both a public and private institution.

The Student Assembly will vote on Thursday to request the University to release the salary figures of their administrators. As a private institution, the University is not required to disclose those figures.

A Student Assembly resolution that would allow the S.A. to mass e-mail students has the potential to improve communication between students and the S.A. if implemented correctly.

The Student Assembly hopes to gain permission from the University Registrar’s office to set up a school-wide listserv to send updates on campus issues, with the goal of better engaging the student body.

To be truly representative of the student body, the Student Assembly must expand to include class-specific representatives.

The "First Amendment Clause," seen as an indirect response to President David Skorton’s reaction to the non-discrimination clause, was meant to reaffirm the First Amendment rights of Cornellians, but was tabled indefinitely after a lengthy discussion on Thursday.