Cornell's 2025 Slope Day saw a split in student attendance due to the controversy surrounding the original headliner, Kehlani. A community-organized alternative Slope Day event took place ...

R&B singer Kehlani remains firm on their views about Israel's war on Gaza after it recently cost them a performance opportunity at Cornell University.

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 ...

Cornell University is racing to find a new headliner ... accessible to any on-campus student. This year's Slope Day has been marred with controversy, so much so that its Pro-Palestine R&B singer ...

the selection of Kehlani as this year’s headliner has injected division and discord into Slope Day' A scheduled performance from Kehlani at Cornell University in New York State has been canceled ...

Cornell University has canceled a performance ... Kehlani was scheduled to perform next month as the headliner at Slope Day, an annual celebration at the upstate New York school.

Why did Cornell cancel Kehlani? Kehlani, initially scheduled to perform during Cornell University's Slope Day Concert, had her invite rescinded. Cornell University President Michael I. Kotlikoff ...

Kehlani was to appear at the university’s annual Slope Day celebration ... express hateful views, Slope Day is about uniting our community, not dividing it.” Cornell is among the many U.S ...

I am rescinding Kehlani’s invitation and expect a new lineup for a great 2025 Slope Day to be announced shortly," he wrote in a statement published Wednesday. Cornell University previously ...

Kehlani, initially scheduled to perform during Cornell University's Slope Day Concert, had her invite rescinded. Cornell University President Michael I. Kotlikoff pointed to alleged antisemitic ...

At Cornell University, Slope Day is sacred. It’s our release valve — a rare moment of unity on an otherwise high-pressure campus. A space where music drowns out the noise of deadlines ...