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Diana Ayubi: Psychology

'As an Afghan woman, simply being at Cornell was an act of resistance'

5/15/2025 A&S Communications

Diana Ayubi is a psychology major.

'Every single course was mind-bending and life-changing'

"At every juncture of my journey, there were bright people — professors, graduate students, fellow independent scholars — beacons on my path, whose encouragement, inspiration, wisdom helped me go forward. The program brought my other majors and academic interests together into a coherent whole and connected me with researchers at the forefront of their fields."

Elizaveta Zabelina: Robert S. Harrison College Scholar, Mathematics and Psychology

Songyu Ye: Mathematics & Computer Science

'I explored some fascinating problems in symplectic geometry'

5/15/2025 A&S Communications

Songyu Ye is majoring in mathematics and computer science.

Feifei Hung: China and Asia Pacific Studies & Government

'I've learned to be humble, open-minded and not complacent as a lifelong learner'

5/15/2025 A&S Communications

Feifei Hung is majoring in China & Asia Pacific studies and government.

Sylvan Martin: Mathematics & Computer Science

'I learned how to approach problems first from an intuitive understanding'

5/15/2025 A&S Communications

Sylvan Martin is majoring in mathematics and computer science.

Celia Doherty: Linguistics

'I mapped the humanitarian impact of the Wagner Group’s arrival in Mali'

5/15/2025 A&S Communications

Celia Doherty is majoring in linguistics.

person at a desk with computers, looking thoughtful — Ryan Young/Cornell University Semiconductors are at the core of the economy and national security. Their importance makes them a target. Sarah Kreps, director of the Tech Policy Institute in the Cornell Jeb E. Brooks School of Public Policy, discusses how Cornell is helping to keep the semiconductor supply chain safe.

Government

Research at risk: Protecting national defense from cyberattacks

5/8/2025 Cornell Chronicle

A Cornell-led assessment of vulnerabilities in the semiconductor supply chain and how to mitigate them is on hold after receiving a stop-work order.

People cluster together in an outdoor shelter, looking at papers and flowers — Dan Rosenberg/Provided From left, MFA students Gerardo Iglesias, Sarah Iqbal and Aishvarya Arora listen to observations by two young poets at the Ithaca Children’s Garden.

Creative Writing Program

Cornell writers inspire kids’ poetry at Ithaca Children’s Garden

5/8/2025 Cornell Chronicle

A crew of Cornell creative writers lent their time and experience to guide young poets during Nature Poetry in the Garden, an event held May 3 at the Ithaca Children’s Garden.

two people talking — Simon Wheeler Milstein student Oscar Wang, left, explains his project to another student at the Milstein Expo.

Student research

Milstein students show off projects at expo

5/8/2025 Milstein Program in Technology & Humanity

The showcase reflected the Milstein Program’s mission, helping students in the College of Arts & Sciences pursue ambitious, cross-disciplinary work.

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'As an Afghan woman, simply being at Cornell was an act of resistance'

'Every single course was mind-bending and life-changing'

'I explored some fascinating problems in symplectic geometry'

'I've learned to be humble, open-minded and not complacent as a lifelong learner'

'I learned how to approach problems first from an intuitive understanding'

'I mapped the humanitarian impact of the Wagner Group’s arrival in Mali'

Research at risk: Protecting national defense from cyberattacks

Cornell writers inspire kids’ poetry at Ithaca Children’s Garden

Milstein students show off projects at expo

Extraordinary Journeys, the Class of 2025