Overview

• Cornell University has officially canceled Kehlani's May 7 Slope Day concert, citing her pro-Palestine statements as divisive for the campus community.
• University President Michael Kotlikoff stated in a letter that the decision was made to maintain the event's inclusivity and address concerns raised by Jewish and pro-Israel students.
• Kehlani has been a vocal supporter of Palestine, using her music, videos, and social media to highlight the Gaza conflict and criticize Israeli actions.
• Cornellians for Israel launched a GoFundMe campaign, raising over $28,000 to help secure a replacement performer for Slope Day.
• The university has promised to announce a new headliner soon, following the decision to withdraw Kehlani's invitation.