Cornell Welcomes Students With Energetic Start to Term
Cornell University in Ithaca reported a successful first day of classes. Students gathered on the Hill for the start of the new academic term. The report highlighted a positive atmosphere on campus as the day commenced, with various activities taking place around the university grounds.
Source: Cornell University
Source Type: College
Source Location: Ithaca
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