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ALEXANDRE LALLEMAND/ Unsplash European flags at La Défense in Paris
European politics

European leaders show ‘creative diplomacy’ in Russian oil ban

A&S Communications

The 27-nation bloc bridged economic and political differences to make a sixth set of sanctions, says government scholar Daniel Schade.

Installation by artist Rhonda Weppler, featuring cast resin fungi and Cornell’s cast of the Apollo Sauroktonos.
Verity Platt Installation by artist Rhonda Weppler, featuring cast resin fungi and Cornell’s cast of the Apollo Sauroktonos.
Community Engagement

Sculpture Shoppe launches with ancient Greek song performance

Cornell Chronicle

The Sculpture Shoppe, located in a former retail space in Ithaca Mall, will be open through the month of May.

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Extraordinary Journeys

'I realized home is where intellectual culture is'

Ariane Bowers is a philosophy major.

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'Take a chance on yourself and embrace mistakes'

Eric Kohut is a biology major.

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Extraordinary Journeys

'I didn't even know I could get this excited about learning and research'

Amelia Clute is a College Scholar and Spanish Language major.

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Extraordinary Journeys

'I gained perspective from my Arts & Sciences education'

AnnaBella Adragna is a sociology major.

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Extraordinary Journeys

'The Harrison College Scholar program helped me dig deeper into fields I am really passionate about'

Anuli Ononye majored in Feminist Gender & Sexuality Studies, Government, and College Scholar.

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'I met so many great people through the Humanities Scholars Program'

Emma Van Metre is a history and archaeology major.

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Slejven Djurakovic/Unsplash An old computer motherboard featuring an Intel microchip, invented by Roger Noyce.
Klarman Fellows

Early Silicon Valley championed meritocracy through ‘flexible masculinity’

A&S Communications

Klarman Fellow Charles Petersen won the Martha Moore Trescott Prize at the 2022 Business History Conference for his gender analysis of tech company leadership.

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Extraordinary Journeys

'I wanted to experience Arabic language differently'

Dana Slayton is a Near Eastern studies major,

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'Hard choices are what make life meaningful'

Willow Martin is a physics major.

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'My project taught me why public history matters'

Claire Deng is a Literatures in English major.

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'I learned how to make science accessible to people'

Sasha Milton is a biological sciences major.

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Supreme Court

Leaked SCOTUS opinion represents ‘new level of misogyny’

A&S Communications

Philosophy professor Kate Manne calls the draft decision "a heartbreaking step back for the rights of women, and anyone who can get pregnant, in America today."

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Extraordinary Journeys

'I've learned to have more faith in myself and my abilities'

Ramneek Sanghera is majoring in government and Literatures in English.