Cornell University President Mike Kotlikoff delivered the annual State of the University address at the 75th Trustee-Council Annual Meeting, outlining the challenges facing higher education today. In his address, President Kotlikoff discussed the need for universities to prepare students for a future that is rapidly changing. He emphasized Cornell’s long history, commitment to academic freedom and accessible education, and highlighted the university’s contributions through impactful research, innovative faculty, and dedicated students. The address took place at Cornell University in Ithaca. For more details, refer to the full story on Cornell University’s news website.

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