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Lana Kennedy-Brol ’25 is a mother, a cancer survivor, and a non-traditional, first-generation student who grew up on the Seneca Nation reservation. Source: LinkedIn | Tony Chen PHOTOGRAPH 

“October
winds change things,
from
the scarlet of
frost-scorched boughs
to whistling gray
branch and clatter,
readying plenty of
clarification
coming ice can seal.”

excerpt from a poem by A. R. Ammons  Source: Poetry Foundation QUOTE 
Thousands—united by a shared purpose—supported undergraduate scholarships through annual fund giving in 2022.  Source: Giving to Cornell DATA 
Microalgae cultivation facility along the Kona Coast of Hawai‘i’s Big Island. New Cornell research shows that the best locations for algae farming facilities lie along the coasts of the Global South, including desert environments. “In that narrow strip of land, we can produce more than all the protein that the world will need,” says Charles Greene, professor emeritus of earth and atmospheric sciences. Source: Krishna Ramanujan | Cornell Chronicle PHOTOGRAPH 
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