Hosted by the Student Assembly, the vigil included speeches from Assembly representatives and a performance of Brown’s Alma Mater by the Touchtones a cappella group. Following the shooting, Cornell released a statement regarding security procedures on campus. Blum concluded the event with closing remarks about “carry[ing] difficult moments together,” and emphasized showing up for each other. A recording of the vigil is expected to be released by the Student Assembly. “It’s important that Cornell shows that Brown is not alone,” Blum wrote in a statement to The Sun, adding that “Ivy Leagues are united … in our compassion, resilience, and support for one another.”Read More

Source: Daily Sun February 08, 2026 12:59 UTC