That’s fine and all, but Cornell students should have the right to freely attend religious services and practice their religion without denigrating jokes and comments. It’s no secret that many students at Cornell are atheist or agnostic, as is the case at many elite universities. For the most part, though, Christians at Cornell aren’t in-your-face. Funding for religious groups is often limited, and opportunities to advertise faith-affiliated events are often lacking. Different religious groups take turns opening themselves to questioning on Ho Plaza.

Source: Daily Sun November 17, 2019 21:33 UTC