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'I started making connections between my classes that I never expected'

"One of the most valuable things I gained from my Arts & Sciences education is the ability to think through an intersectional lens. I honestly can’t overstate how important that’s been for me. The distribution requirements pushed me to take classes in areas I never would’ve explored otherwise, and that ended up being such a gift. It helped me realize how connected everything really is."

Mana Setayesh: Science and Technology Studies

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Andrea Zarazúa: Biology & Society and Spanish

'My learning is limitless'

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Andrea Zarazúa is majoring in Spanish and biology & society.

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Jimmy Cawley: Government

'I studied the impact of COVID-19 relief funding on the performance of N.Y. public school students'

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Jimmy Cawley is a government major.

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Gaveal Fan: Robert S. Harrison College Scholar, Sociology & Information Science

'My research advisor let me develop my own projects'

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Gaveal Fan is a Robert S. Harrison College Scholar and also majored in sociology & information science.

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'Cornell was the perfect place to keep asking “why” over and over again'

"I’ve learned that you must listen with utmost care to individuals you disagree with, and that understanding them is a privilege not a chore. I’ve learned that relying on my peers is not a fault, but a strength."

Aidan Black: History

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Aerin Mok: Psychology & Anthropology

'Academic life becomes much more interesting when you see how its different areas can support one another.'

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Aerin Mok is majoring in psychology and anthropology.

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'I've worked on research projects in both organic and inorganic synthesis'

"Dream about what you hope to accomplish and recognize that there aren’t ceilings when it comes to ambition. Notice and pursue the beneficial feelings associated with triumph, reaching for them even if fear surrounds you."

Aria Mingo: Chemistry and Chemical Biology

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International politics

Carney’s first meeting with Trump yields ‘mixed outcomes’

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Tuesday's meeting between Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and the White House yielded “mixed outcomes” that fell short of a substantial reset of relations between the U.S. and Canada, says scholar Jon Parmenter.

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Osama Awadalla: Statistical Science

'I’m interested in using statistics and computing to understand and address systemic problems'

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Osama Awadalla is majoring in statistical science.

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'I’ve realized that activism takes many forms'

"Meeting different people from the Cornell campus and beyond has helped me to recognize the merit of simply being present — people appreciate someone who is willing to put themselves out there. Plus, the old adage is true. When you are constantly meeting new people, you really do learn something new every day."

Parker Piccolo Hill: English & Italian