SA R20 (2025-2026): Protecting Cornell's Values from the Trump Administration
Abstract: This resolution condemns Cornell’s settlement with the Trump Administration as a compromise of Cornell’s values.
Authored by: Hayden Watkins ’28, Alexander Walters ’28
Sponsored by: Christian Flournoy ’27, Daniel Addoquaye ’28, Kennedy Young ’28, Saanya Agarwal ’27, Lydia Blum ’27, Myshay Causey ’29, Grace Dorward ’26, Max Ehrlich ’26, Jocelyn Swavy ’28, Ellie Porter ’29
SA R19 (2025-2026): University-Wide Disassociation
Abstract: “We Demand a Fossil-Free Degree”. Cornell’s association with the fossil fuel industry is inconsistent with its role as a “global leader in sustainability”.
Graduate and Professional Student Assembly (2025-2026) - Physical Sciences Representative, Isako Di Tomassi
SA R13 (2025-2026): Acknowledged by the President
Dear Zora,
Thank you for conveying Student Assembly Resolution 13: Required Transfer of Excess Funds from SAFC to Student Assembly Reserves.
Sincerely,
Michael Kotlikoff
SA R17 (2025-2026): Reinstating the A&S Peer Mentoring Program
Whereas, the College of Arts and Sciences is the largest college at Cornell University, with over 4,600 undergraduate students currently enrolled, and overall enrollment has been increasing in recent years;
Whereas, the College of Arts and Sciences Advising Department is dedicated to supporting “the academic, personal, and professional growth of all undergraduate students in the College of Arts & Sciences”;