Cornell University now bans processing wild game in school kitchens after an incident.

The new policy says that processing wild animals in community kitchens is not allowed.

The school made this rule after two students brought a bear carcass into a dorm kitchen.

One of the students, Aaron Chin, talked about the incident on a podcast.

A different story is about a man who hunted a bear in Alaska.

Cornell made the new rule after the incident with the bear carcass in a dorm kitchen.

Chin said he and his friend planned to prepare the bear at a friend's house, but it didn't work out.

Chin said they checked the rules before bringing the bear meat to campus.

Chin and his friend made sure to follow all the rules because they knew people would be watching.

A man is walking on the Cornell University campus, where the school updated its laws.

The incident caused backlash on social media and the campus, and regulators got involved.

However, regulators found no code violations after investigating the kitchen.

In a different story, black bears are breaking into homes in Lake Tahoe.

Students are on the Cornell University campus, where the new rule applies.

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Fox News Digital tried to contact Cornell and Chin for more information.