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Writings on Cornell's response to the COVID-19 pandemic

Listed in reverse chronological order (latest first)

Cornell Rolls the COVID Dice (Part 2): Flawed Reasoning for an In-Person Semester Blog post: Aug. 17, 2020

Mixed metaphor alert! Cornell rolls the COVID dice Blog post: Aug. 10, 2020

Screen shot of Tweet from Aug. 6, 2020: Cornell's reasoning that in-person instruction would be safer than online instruction during the fall 2020 semester is based on a model created by PhD students and their faculty advisor in Operations Research (Peter Frazier).

Cornell's COVID research on human subjects Blog post: July 31, 2020

Cornell's pandemic reactivation plan Blog post: July 23, 2020

Cornell, capitalism, and the coronavirus Blog post: July 18, 2020

First posted: 18 August 2020; last updated: 18 August 2020

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