A committee of faculty members, students and staff is in the process of reviewing the university's interim policy governing protests and other expressive activities, and plans to issue a report early in the fall semester recommending a final policy for implementation.
The Committee on Campus Expressive Activity is charged by university leadership with making recommendations for the formulation of a Cornell policy that both protects free expression and the right to protest, while establishing content-neutral limits that ensure the ability of the university community to pursue its mission.
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