Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 14th of September.
Good morning, Ithaca.
The Town of Ulysses now accepts registration for fall recreation programs including adult sports, workshops, and youth clinics at local sites.
Some events begin today while others start in September and October—visit the town’s RecDesk to review fees and availability.
The University updated its Student Code of Conduct effective Aug.1 with changes to emergency suspension protocols, freedom of expression guidelines and transcript notations following community feedback from listening sessions and campus resolutions.
The updates were announced on July 30 by VP Ryan Lombardi to better address evolving student behavior.
The student managers at Dilmun Hill Student Farm worked full-time this summer (learn by doing) to grow over 3,700 pounds of produce and 32 types of crops, which were distributed locally through market stands, a CSA program and donations (celebrating the farm’s 30th anniversary).
At its Thursday meeting, the Student Assembly passed four resolutions addressing work options for international students, outreach duties for members, the 2026-27 operating budget, and Student Activity Fee changes + advanced proposals on disability engagement, anti-bias training, and syllabus standards set for the next vote.
Voting for Guthrie Athlete of the Week for Sept.
5-11 is open until noon on Thursday, Sept. 17. Nominees include local high school athletes (Windsor, Seton, Deposit/Hancock, Corning, Union-Endicott, Binghamton, Notre Dame, Walton/Downsville, Horseheads) and readers may vote repeatedly by refreshing the page.
Casey Jones ’90, Cornell’s men’s hockey head coach, has accepted an assistant coaching role with the U.S. Collegiate Selects for the Spengler Cup, which will be held from Dec.
26 to Dec. 31 in Davos (Switzerland). He said the role could boost recruiting for college hockey.
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