The latest information on road closures, construction delays, changes to operating status, or other unusual events on campus.
CrimeALERT: Arson - Ganedago Hall On September 19, 2023, at 11:40 a.m., the Cornell University Police Department and Cornell University Environmental Health & Safety responded to Ganedago Hall for a report of a sign damaged by fire in an elevator. It...
Users are reporting occasional delays in TeamDynamix's processing of incoming email messages. These delays are generally less than 30 minutes, and vary among the over 200 separate incoming email addresses used by TeamDynamix. The issue has been reported to the vendor, who is investigating.
Between September 19 and November 12, 2023, IDM will be upgrading some of the domain controllers for cornell.edu Active Directory domain. The upgrade process will involve decommissioning one domain controller at a time and replacing it with a new domain controller with same name and IP address. This work will be performed during business hours and is expected to be completed with the same day. No service outage is anticipated as the change will affect only one domain controller at a time. However, if an application or service is configured to use a single domain controller, that application or service might be impacted when the specific domain controller is being worked on. Please be mindful of the maintenance dates below and plan to change the configuration to use another domain controller before the planned maintenance: 9/19: AD9 9/21: AD10 9/26: AD2 9/28: AD3 10/3: AD4 10/5: AD5 10/10: AD19 10/12: AD20 If you are using any of the DNS round-robin names such as
Critical zero-day vulnerabilities have been identified in various software, including: Adobe Acrobat and Acrobat Reader, common web browsers and email clients, Microsoft Office on Windows, and the Microsoft Windows OS. All vulnerabilities are stated to be under known active exploitation or have a proof-of-concept exploit publicly available. Vendors have released updates patching these vulnerabilities. Vulnerable software is listed below. Apply patches as soon as possible. Vulnerable software: • Adobe Acrobat DC, Acrobat Reader DC, Acrobat 2020, and Acrobat Reader 2020 (macOS and Windows) • Google Chrome (macOS, Windows, and Linux) • Microsoft Edge (macOS, Windows, and Linux) • Mozilla Firefox and Firefox ESR (macOS, Windows, and Linux) • Mozilla Thunderbird (macOS, Windows, and Linux) • Microsoft Office (Windows only) • Microsoft Windows OS (all supported versions) Certified Desktop customers: • Windows: Patches for vulnerable third-party software will be automatically
The New York State Department of Transportation will be closing Pine Tree Rd from the intersection of Mitchell St and Ellis Hollow Rd to Snyder Hill Rd for pavement repair and paving. The road will be closed to all through traffic (allowing local traffic only) on Monday, Aug.15, 2023, and will remain closed until paving is completed (previously estimated as Sept. 22, 2023). This section of roadway includes Reis Tennis Center, Belkin Squash Courts, and Oxley Equestrian Center.
Construction dates are subject to constant change (i.e. inclement weather, unexpected findings, etc.). Please use caution when traveling through a work zone.
Campus Rd from Hoy Rd to Garden Ave will be reduced to one lane of alternating traffic from Sept. 11-27, 2023, for utility work related to the Cornell Bowers CIS new building project. The sidewalk and staircase on the south side of the roadway will be closed to pedestrians. Flaggers and instructional signage will be in place to direct traffic. Please use caution and comply with all traffic control instructions when traveling through the work zone.
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