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Government

‘Who is guarding Facebook’s guardians?’ Lawmakers can step up oversight

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… Facebook’s Oversight Board voted to uphold the social media … “Social Media and International Relations.” Kreps says that Facebook’s Oversight Board acts like a private firm without … ‘Who is guarding Facebook’s guardians?’ Lawmakers can step up oversight …

Extraordinary Journeys

'Being able to help students has been extremely meaningful to me'

Andrew Salib is an NBB major

Extraordinary Journeys

'I knew that I wanted to work directly with communities'

Bianca Murillo is a psychology and Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies major.

Extraordinary Journeys

'I've learned to try to ask questions of everyone all the time'

Micaela Carroll is a College Scholar.

Extraordinary Journeys

'People want to help you find your path'

Raisa Kochmaruk is an environment and sustainability major.

Extraordinary Journeys

'Moments or periods of crisis also offer opportunities for renewal'

Hassaan Bin Sabir is a government and history major.

Extraordinary Journeys

'I feel prepared to learn how to tackle any new challenges'

Skyeler McQueen is a German studies and mathematics major.

Extraordinary Journeys

'I am proud I accepted the challenge of high-level courses'

Sophie Uluatam is a math major.

Extraordinary Journeys

'Cherish every moment you have here'

Sydney Eisenberg is an econ and French major.

Extraordinary Journeys

'The Latina/o Studies Program was my biggest support system'

Tomás Daniel Chávez Reuning is a Literatures in English major.

Extraordinary Journeys

'I have realized that there is creativity everywhere'

Will Guzman is a chemistry and Asian studies major.

Extraordinary Journeys

'I felt as though I had found a poetic community'

Sarah Sachar is a College Scholar, comparative literature & Spanish major.

Extraordinary Journeys

'I hope one day my research could prevent the injury that cost my mom her life' 

Sasidhar Karuparti is a biological sciences major.

Migration

Despite refugee boost and family reunification, Biden has ‘long road to go’

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On Monday, the Biden administration announced a significant increase in the number of refugees allowed to enter the United States. The announcement comes as the administration also begins to reunite parents separated from their children under the Trump administration’s family separation policy. Maria Cristina Garcia, professor of history and Latino studies, and Chiara Galli, sociologist and Klarman Postdoctoral Fellow, comment.

Aerial view of the Arts Quad in the fall
Extraordinary Journeys

'Cornell has empowered me to be a better advocate and thinker'

Sarah Lorgan-Khanyile is a Comparative Literature and Literatures in English major.