Idiot Professor Points to Blank Screen After iPad Shuts Off

ROCKEFELLER HALL—Educators are tasked with a plethora of growing challenges that have emerged with technological development: trying to mitigate the use of artificial intelligence,  navigating online assignments and grading, and attempting to implement the latest technology into their lectures.  Associate Professor Sasha James completely reformatted her course after several negative reviews online criticizing what she…

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Lab Partner Swears “It Feels Better Without Gloves”

COMSTOCK HALL—Last week, Cornell received an OSHA complaint for improper use of personal protective equipment, following many students refusing to wear gloves in an Investigative Biology Laboratory. Some cite having a severe latex/nitrile allergy, others claim the glove sizes are woefully inadequate, and many blame it on an extreme downturn in pleasure.  One student, Richard…

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Student at Palantir Event Offended By Implication They Support Palantir

DUFFIELD HALL—Many saintlike engineering students have had their virtuous reputations marred by unfounded accusations of immorality following a recruitment event hosted by Palantir at Cornell. These engineers have done nothing more than demonstrate their willingness to ignore ethics for a $200k starting salary. One attendee, Ceille Autê ‘27, who has never faced any kind of…

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Wikipedia Page of Esteemed Professor Currently Flunking You Not Even, Like, That Long

COCKTAIL LOUNGE—After a night of studying for Professor Palirello’s Static Dynamics class, students discovered that the professor who spent the entire semester single-handedly dismantling students’ GPA has a Wikipedia page that is “like, not even that long.”  Mark Ostrovsky ‘28 said, “From the way he leaves homework comments, I expected to put my thumbs to…

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Professor Adds Epstein Files Acknowledgement to Email Signature

ITHACA, NY—On Monday morning, Samuel Whitmore ’27, a student in Professor Daniel Sarver’s Ethics in Business course, noticed something different when he received an email from his professor. Near the close of the message, students were met with an additional paragraph between Sarver’s office location and the university’s standard land acknowledgement.  “I live and work…

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