Gabriel Levin

Sep 27, 2024 | cornellsun.com | Gabriel Levin |Marian Caballo |Ming DeMers

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Sep 11, 2024 | cornellsun.com | Gabriel Levin

Calling all creatives: No matter what career path you’re looking to go down — from law, politics and media to science communication, literature and finance — there’s a place for you here at The Sun. So, what are you waiting for? Our general application is open until Sunday, September 15, at midnight. Find the link here. It’s recruitment season. The Sun is seeking talented writers unafraid to expose injustice, break news and speak truth to power — and if writing’s not your forte, that’s OK, too.

Mar 20, 2024 | sandiegouniontribune.com | Gabriel Levin

Levin is a student at Cornell University majoring in English literature and lives in San Diego. Last week, the House of Representatives passed a bill that could make way for a nationwide prohibition on TikTok. “Take that, Gen Z!” some elderly lawmaker is probably snickering from a Washington Congressional office right now. A number of civil-society organizations, including the American Civil Liberties Union, are raising the alarm about government censorship.

Mar 18, 2024 | cornellsun.com | Gabriel Levin

Editor’s Note: On Monday, March 18, multiple copies of this letter were hand-delivered to a representative of the Office of the President in Day Hall with the request that the letter be given to the president and other high-level administrators. Dear President Pollack, It is deeply saddening and disturbing how, in recent years, you have made minimal effort to maintain open lines of communication with The Cornell Daily Sun and the press at large.

Mar 13, 2024 | cornellsun.com | Gabriel Levin

Since 1880, The Sun has been unwaveringly independent. That means our student journalists have never and will never take marching orders from the administration or pressure groups. We are only beholden to you, the reader. The Sun — unlike the oftentimes unscrupulous, multibillion-dollar University it covers — is run by and for students and aims to always deliver the full truth. In recent years, the job of student journalists has become harder, but we’ve risen to the occasion.