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Anysa Bickici '29

The Cornell Problem is Higher Education’s Problem

Staff Writer Anysa Bickici ’29 confronts the national reckoning sparked by the Cornell Seven case, arguing that the scandal exposes a deeper failure embedded in higher education’s handling of sexual assault.

AAS to Consider Constitution “Overhaul”

AAS to Consider Constitution “Overhaul”

After a month of discussion, AAS senators made final adjustments to its revised constitution on Monday. The new proposal aims to encourage student involvement in AAS activities and increase senators’ accountability for their projects.

College Announces New AI Tools For Student and Staff

New AI tools, including Gemini App, NotebookLM, and Zoom AI Companion for Meetings, will now be available to students, staff, and faculty. The Jan. 21 announcement drew praise and criticism from current professors.

Why the Democrats’ “Unlawful Orders” Video is a Bigger Deal Than You May Think

Contributing Writer Anysa Bickici ’29 analyzes the “Illegal Orders” video by six members of Congress, showing it warns the military about executive overreach while exposing congressional passivity in defending constitutional norms.

“Exhausted” by Politics? A Personal Reflection on American Democracy

Contributing Writer Anysa Bickici ’29 probes a panel on the fate of American democracy, arguing that while experts diagnose authoritarian drift, the deeper crisis lies in the widening chasm between citizens and their institutions.