but for the Review, the election of Barack Obama marked a greater shift on Cornell's campus. The Review conducted a poll in 2012 that found that 60% of Cornell students that were registered to vote would be voting for Obama, compared to 14% for Mitt Romney. Cornell Insider In December 2008, The Cornell Review started its blog, Cornell Insider. It is primarily focused on breaking campus events. The Insider has been linked by blogs of all sizes, including IvyGate. Legal Insurrection, Campus Reform, The website also broke stories that were followed by media outlets such as The Hill, RealClearPolitics and The O'Reilly Factor. Management and operations The Review was incorporated in 1986 as The Ithaca Review, Inc. The editorial staff is headed by an undergraduate editor-in-chief, while the business staff is headed by an undergraduate president. Funding for the Review comes primarily from the Collegiate Network, a syndicate of conservative campus newspapers funded by the Intercollegiate Studies Institute. Notable alumni Ann Coulter – conservative social and political commentator Jamie Weinstein – Senior Editor on The Daily Caller Kenneth K. Lee – United States Circuit Judge See also Collegiate Network Cornell University Cornell Daily Sun Dartmouth Review Stanford Review Footnotes External links The Cornell Review Official Website post-2016 The Cornell Review Official Website pre-2016 Cornell American, Cornell Review Merge Hentoff, Nat. "Setting Fire to Offensive Ideas," The Village Voice, September 24, 1997 Ruby-Sachs, Emma and Waligore, Timothy. "A Once-Bright Star Dims," The Nation, February 17, 2003. The Cornell American: Taking a positive course To Do a New Review Cornell Review's Decline Chalkings Offend Ujamaa Residents'' Cornell University publications Student newspapers published in New York (state) Conservative magazines published in the United States Libertarian publications 1984 establishments in New York (state) Publications established in 1984