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Ithaca Minute – Maplewood groundbreaking, Cornell lacrosse, Collegetown mugging
Less than a year after the Maplewood Apartments complex closed on Ithaca’s east hill, Cornell University has broken ground on a new project at the site. The new 872-bed Maplewood complex will offer graduate and professional student housing.
The previous complex was built in 1989, with a planned life span of 25 years. Cornell considered renovating the existing structures, but decided to rebuild with higher density.
Unlike the previous Maplewood complex, the new housing will be financed and managed by EdR, or Education Realty Trust, a company based in Memphis and founded in 2004 by a Cornell University alumnus. That puts the property, and its rental revenue, back on the tax rolls, even though Cornell retains ownership of the land.
Ithaca Police say a man was mugged late Friday night on Schuyler Place, near East Buffalo Street. Cornell police have sent a warning to the campus community about the crime.
the victim reported he was “shoved to the ground, punched and kicked in the head and body while on the ground,” by four black males who approached him on Schuyler Place, a narrow east hill street between Collegetown and Downtown Ithaca.
And Cornell women’s lacrosse fell to Princeton on Sunday in the Ivy League championship game, but an at large bid will send the Big Red to the first round of NCAA action. Cornell will face Notre Dame on March 12th — in Princeton. The winner of Friday’s first-round NCAA game between #11 Cornell and #13 Notre Dame will face Princeton on Sunday to decide the quarterfinal bracket.
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Less than a year after the Maplewood Apartments complex closed on Ithaca’s east hill, Cornell University has broken ground on a new project at the site. The new 872-bed Maplewood complex will offer graduate and professional student housing.
The previous complex was built in 1989, with a planned life span of 25 years. Cornell considered renovating the existing structures, but decided to rebuild with higher density.
Unlike the previous Maplewood complex, the new housing will be financed and managed by EdR, or Education Realty Trust, a company based in Memphis and founded in 2004 by a Cornell University alumnus. That puts the property, and its rental revenue, back on the tax rolls, even though Cornell retains ownership of the land.
Ithaca Police say a man was mugged late Friday night on Schuyler Place, near East Buffalo Street. Cornell police have sent a warning to the campus community about the crime.
the victim reported he was “shoved to the ground, punched and kicked in the head and body while on the ground,” by four black males who approached him on Schuyler Place, a narrow east hill street between Collegetown and Downtown Ithaca.
And Cornell women’s lacrosse fell to Princeton on Sunday in the Ivy League championship game, but an at large bid will send the Big Red to the first round of NCAA action. Cornell will face Notre Dame on March 12th — in Princeton. The winner of Friday’s first-round NCAA game between #11 Cornell and #13 Notre Dame will face Princeton on Sunday to decide the quarterfinal bracket.