The Student Assembly voted to approve a $400,000 budget increase for the Slope Day Programming Board on Thursday, Sept. 21. This more than doubles the group’s budget from $315,000 to $715,000 ...

Kehlani's statement came after Cornell University dropped her from headlining its Slope Day Concert. The university's president, Michael I. Kotlikoff, announced the decision to drop the Grammy ...

“I want [Slope Day] to be a by-line funded group of the grad students because Slope Day is supposed to be a community event,” said Liz Rapoport ’09, chair of the SDPB.

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The cancellation of Kehlani's Slope Day appearance comes as President Donald Trump's Administration freezes more than $1 billion in federal funding for allegations of antisemitism on campus.

Cornell University has canceled Kehlani’s upcoming performance, which the singer was slated to perform on campus at the university’s annual Slope Day on May 7. According to The New York Times ...

After outrage mounted over the school’s choice of Kehlani to headline the school’s annual "Slope Day" concert – spearheaded by a petition made by pro-Israel students – Cornell President ...

A performance by R&B star Kehlani at Cornell's annual Slope Day festival was canceled after a backlash against the artist's anti-Israel remarks and statements labeled as antisemetic.

Kehlani “Unfortunately, although it was not the intention, the selection of Kehlani as this year’s headliner has injected division and discord into Slope Day,” he wrote in a letter to ...

Kehlani was scheduled to headline the Ivy League school’s annual Slope Day celebration on May 7, but university president Michael Kotlikoff announced last week that he rescinded the invitation ...

American singer Kehlani has responded after Cornell University dropped her as the headliner for its Slope Day Concert. Kehlani was billed to headline the concert, which celebrates the institution ...

Selecting Kehlani to headline Cornell’s annual Slope Day “has injected division and discord” into the event, university president Michael I. Kotlikoff wrote in a letter.