The event has adapted to changes in legal drinking age and university policies, maintaining it as a tradition for the Cornell community. In 2020 and 2021, Cornell hosted Virtual Slope Day, due to ...

This year's Slope Day has been marred with controversy, so much so that its Pro-Palestine R&B singer Kehlani will no longer perform at the concert on the University's Libe Slope on May 7 as ...

Cornell University has invited Jew-bashing entertainer Kehlani to perform on campus May 7 ... saying Kehlani is performing at the request of a student-run group on “Slope Day,” an end-of-year ...

Kehlani is breaking her silence to finally put to rest the claims of her being “Antisemitic” and “Anti-Jew” after Cornell University cancels her performance for its Slope Day concert.

This year's Slope Day has been marred with controversy, so much so that its Pro-Palestine R&B singer Kehlani will no longer perform at the concert on the University's Libe Slope on May 7 as ...

Kotlikoff told the Cornell Student Assembly it was now “too late” to dump the singer-songwriter and switch to another performer for Slope Day, the university’s end-of-year celebration to be ...

Kehlani, initially scheduled to perform during Cornell University's Slope Day Concert, had her invite rescinded.

Singer Kehani is speaking out after Cornell University canceled her Slope Day appearance. On April 23, Cornell released a statement stating that the singer was removed from the Slope Day Concert ...

Kehlani Performance at Cornell University Canceled Over Singer’s Pro-Palestine Comments 'Unfortunately, although it was not the intention, the selection of Kehlani as this year’s headliner has ...

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.

Cornell University has officially withdrawn its invitation to R&B singer Kehlani to headline next month’s Slope Day event, following significant public criticism related to the artist’s past ...

The Trump administration in early April froze $1 billion in federal funding to Cornell over whether university officials failed to prevent antisemitic discrimination and harassment on campus.