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The Blast reported that she was originally slated to perform at Cornell University's Slope Day Concert in April, but the school's president pulled the plug. In response, Kehlani took to social media ...

Stateside, Cornell University recently canceled Kehlani’s scheduled Slope Day performance, citing her “antisemitic, anti-Israel statements.” The singer has been a vocal supporter of Palestine, even ...

The cancellation came shortly after Kehlani was pulled from Cornell University’s Slope Day festival for comments related to Gaza.

Kehlani was scheduled to perform today at the annual Slope Day concert at Cornell University, but the show was canceled because the university's president Michael I. Kotlikoff said the decision to ...

In late April, Cornell University withdrew its invitation to Kehlani to perform at its annual Slope Day celebration. In a letter dripping with dishonesty and hypocrisy, President Michael I ...

Last month, Cornell University canceled Kehlani’s headlining performance at its annual Slope Day festival, citing concerns over her pro-Palestinian activism and backlash from student groups like ...

Organizers claimed similar concerns prompted Cornell University to cancel Kehlani’s show at the upstate New York campus after complaints that she expressed antisemitic and anti-Israel sentiments ...

University president Michael I. Kotlikoff wrote: Slope Day is a cherished tradition at Cornell — a time for our community to come together to celebrate the end of classes.

Cornell University has named rapper Gunna as the new Slope Day headliner after dropping singer Kehlani over her comments on the Gaza war, according to The Ithaca Voice. Kehlani’s public criticism of ...

The Cornell community must coalesce around the ideal of protecting college campuses as a place that is open to all, even to speakers who may provoke us to anger or to counter-protest. The April 24 ...