Cornell University says it is ending its partnership with Starbucks after the coffee giant punished unionization efforts in Ithaca, N.Y.

The Cornell Daily Sun reports Cornell Student Assembly President Patrick Kuehl announced Wednesday that the school will stop serving Starbucks products in its cafés and dining halls on campus when the current contract expires in June 2025. Kuehl said Cornell will seek to find “suitable alternatives” for coffee and related products.

“Cornell Dining does not intend to serve Starbucks Coffee in its café venues after the current agreement with the company expires in 2025,” Joel Malina, Cornell Vice President of University Relations, confirmed in a statement. “As President Martha Pollack mentioned in her response to a related Student Assembly (SA) resolution, Cornell Dining — in consultation with the Student Assembly Dining Services Committee — will initiate an inclusive process to select its next coffee product offerings and to ensure a smooth transition to a new vendor in 2025.”

Cornell is currently a part of the “We Proudly Serve Starbucks” program, which has come under scrutiny in Starbucks’ efforts to stop union efforts.

Starbucks closed its location near the Cornell campus months after employees voted to unionize, along with two other stores in Ithaca that voted in favor of unionization.

U.S. National Labor Relations Board judge Arthur Amchan ruled last month that Starbucks violated federal law when it shut down the Cornell location as part of an attempt “to discourage unionization efforts in Ithaca and elsewhere.” Amchan also found Starbucks targeted student workers by denying them leave over Cornell’s academic breaks during the unionization process, according to the Ithaca Voice.

Starbucks also closed two locations in Syracuse last year: one in Armory Square and one near the Syracuse University campus. The company said it closed the Armory Square location due to safety concerns, though employees had been been working on a plan to unionize when Starbucks shut it down.

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