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Lauren Stechschulte: 'The books I read, the movies I watch, and the music that I listen to all shape the way I interact with and understand others.'

4/21/2017

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Awards & Honors

Four Cornell students win 2017 Truman, Udall scholarships

4/21/2017 Cornell Chronicle

Celina Scott-Buechler is studying how human-made forces drive change in marine coral reef systems.

Student Research

Intrigued by chemistry

4/21/2017 Cornell Research

"I applied to colleges as a prospective chemistry major because of my interest in the field, despite knowing that I’d probably have to make a greater effort than others to develop my skills," said Ashley Vincent '17.

History

Migration, Forced by Climate Change

4/21/2017 Cornell Research

Climate change is a game changer: glaciers melt, sea levels rise, weather patterns become unpredictable. Garcia is exploring its impacts in her latest book project, "Climate Refugees: The Environmental Origins of Refugee Migrations," which looks at environmentally driven migrants.

Poetry

Interwoven - coal, colors, and other stories

4/21/2017 Cornell Research

“I write in books, not in individual poems,” says poet Lyrae N. Van Clief-Stefanon, English. “A group of poems that make up a book will have an over-arching through line, all these threads that I’m holding together.”

Awards & Honors

Physics professor to receive prestigious award in Prague

4/21/2017 A&S Communications

David Mermin, the Horace White professor of physics emeritus, has been named the recipient of this year’s Dagmar and Václav Havel Foundation VIZE 97 Prize.

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