Cornell University has added a new rule banning the processing of wild game in school kitchens months after two students went viral for carving up a bear in a dormitory kitchen.
"Processing wild/game animals in community kitchens is strictly prohibited," the school's new hunting partner, a fellow Cornell student, had planned on bringing the bear from the hunting grounds located roughly two hours from the school to a friend's house to prepare it, but claimed the friend had an emergency that left them unable to use his home.
Chin also said that before bringing the bear meat on campus, he and his partner ensured they weren't breaking any campus rules.
"We were really diligent in reading all of the rules [and] regulations," Chin state regulators to investigate.
However, after an inspector from New York's Department of Environmental Conservation visited the kitchen where the carving took place, the agency found no code violations, according to an NBC report.
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