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Graduation Issue Contents Four Years at Cornell 2016-2020: TAKING A PAUSE TO REFLECT The Sun takes you back to some of the most momentous events of the last four years, tracing back headlines from this semester to the fall of freshman year. Re-read coverage of events that undeniably changed the Hill, from the 2016 selection of Martha E. Pollack to be the next Cornell president to Winter Storm Stella, which cancelled classes two days in a row.

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Live From Newman BIG RED PRIDE

Arts and Entertainment Ithaca, though miles away from the metropolitan music haven of New York City, has nevertheless wrangled quite the lineup of stars to come entertain the Cornell masses. Reminisce over Foster the People and Towkio tearing down Barton Hall, Trevor Noah performing in 2017, Steve Aoki on Slope Day and other crowd-pleasers from the last four years.

Whether you counted yourself a Lynah Faithful or the friend who had to be dragged to games by Big Red fanatics, relive the biggest headlines in The Sun’s sports archives from 201620. The wins and heartbreaking losses alike await you.

Contents Four Years at Cornell 2019-2020 2018-2019 2017-2018 2016-2017 Solar Flashback Editorial-Opinion

3-12 3, 5-6 7-8 9-10 11-12 13 14-16

Class of 2020 Senior Send-Offs 161 Things Coronavirus Pictorial Four Years in Photos Arts & Entertainment Sports

18-25 26-27, 33-58 28 29 30-31 32 55-60

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Anu Subramaniam ’20, Maryam Zafar ’21, Shruti Juneja ’20, BreAnne Fleer ’20, Christina Bulkeley ’21 and John Schroeder ’74.

Cover Design: John Schroeder ’74 Cover Image: Harry Dang / Sun Staff Photographer Cover: On Friday, March 13 — after the surprise email from President Pollack stating that all classes were immediately suspended, and that all Cornell students were urged to return to their permanent home addresses — Cornellians gather spontaneously on Libe Slope to watch the sunset.

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SPRING 2020

‘We’re in fairly uncharted waters’

Administrators Explain March 13 Policy Twist That Immediately Cancelled Classes Until April 6 Shocked students hurriedly arrange travel from Ithaca Just as students booked flights and bus tickets, they faced the latest COVID19 pandemic shock on Friday morning, March 13 when President Martha E. Pollack cancelled classes until April 6. The replacement of in-person classes with online instruction as of April 6 had been previously announed on March 10. Uncertainty now permeates Cornell’s campus, as students have now been told to leave as soon as possible. Looming Concern

The surprise announcement reflects a looming concern that the current outbreak will worsen by spring break. Deputy Provost John Siliciano conceded that “in all likelihood it’s going to show up in the county if it hasn’t already.” Even though Tompkins County said that there were still no confirmed cases in a March 13 afternoon press conference, Tompkins County administrator Jason Molino declared a state of emergency, shuttering local schools. “As you look across the country right now, we’re in fairly uncharted waters,” Lombardi said in an interview with The Sun. With COVID-19 spreading seemingly

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Milling and chilling | Cornellians sit and watch the world go by on West Campus, three days after the March 13 news that all Cornell classes had been cancelled until April 6. The latter date had previously been announced as the day when online classes would replace in-person ones.

unabated — the number of confirmed cases spiked 30 percent overnight to 421 in New York State — Cornell officials said the accelerated timeline was necessary to give students the chance to begin making travel plans. “The greatest shift that I was feeling was the concern … travel, [which] is becoming more difficult, certainly downstate, in New York,” said Sharon McMullen, Assistant Vice President of Student and Campus Life for Health and Well-being.

The practical logistics of asking over 13,000 students to vacate campus is one that leaves a host of unsolved questions. Lombardi had sent out an email to students living on-campus earlier in the week, asking them to fill out a form for housing accommodations. While the form’s deadline has been extended to Sunday, March 22, Lombardi said that the majority of students who filled out the survey said they intended to leave campus. Students living on-campus who leave

will receive a rebate for housing and meal plans, though the exact amount has yet to be determined. In anticipation of swelling unemployment, President Donald Trump announced on Match 13 that interest on federally-backed student loans would be deferred — but the University has yet to address potential changes to financial aid or deadlines for tuition payment. To continue reading this article, please visit cornellsun.com.

TimeLine 1.20.20 COLLEGETOWN BAGELS TO REOPEN IN SHELDON COURT ACROSS FROM C-TOWN BUILDING TO BE DEMOLISHED: Although the iconic building in which students have bought late-night eats for decades will be demolished in June, the owners of Collegetown Bagels are planning to move directly across the street and open up a new location in the first

floor of Cornell-owned Sheldon Court. 1.23.20 NEW GREEK EVENT RULES MANDATE BYOB, 15 PERCENT ALCOHOL MAXIMUM: The Office of Sorority and Fraternity Life rolled out sweeping new regulations for Greek Life events after reforms were promised in the fall, restricting events to four days per week, requiring

catering services for all alcohol served and limiting co-sponsors on approved events. The new policy also outlined requirements for security, advance event registration and “good standing” for a chapter to host an event. 2.7.20 CORNELL CANCELS CLASSES AFTER BARRAGE OF SNOW: Cornell canceled classes at the

Ithaca campus as of 10 a.m. Friday morning, officially closing the entire campus around noon. The delays in announcements left questions unanswered about who should make the trek to campus, even as the University asked staff and students not to travel. This was the second snow day of the academic year, the first coming right after Thanksgiving break. 3.10.20 CORNELL CANCELS IN-PERSON CLASSES AFTER SPRING BREAK; WILL SHIFT TO ONLINE INSTRUCTION: Cornell became the latest university to announce that it would go digital after Spring Break, following a wave of colleges nationwide that had canceled in-person classes due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Although no case of the virus had yet been reported in Tompkins County, students were asked to leave campus at the start of Spring Break and stay home for the rest of the semester.

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Something old, something new | Collegetown Bagels has announced that, after leaving its decades-old location (left), it will move into Sheldon Court (right), directly across College Avenue.

3.13.20 PRESIDENT POLLACK SUSPENDS ALL CLASSES, EFFECTIVE AT 5 P.M.: In an unexpected move, President Martha E. Pollack announced that Cornell would suspend all classes as of Friday, 5 p.m., amid widespread concerns over the

coronavirus outbreak. Virtual instruction was set to begin April 6. 3.13.20 S.A. PASSES FOSSEL FUEL DIVESTMENT RESOLUTION AND POSTPONES ITS OWN ELECTIONS: Resolution 56 demanded that Cornell sever ties with the fossil fuel industry “as rapidly as possible,” following protests favoring that course. Cornell’s five constituent assemblies have all passed similar resolutions, including the Faculty Senate. The S.A. also voted unanimously to postpone its elections until the fall, keeping all current members in place with “no legislative power,”according to S.A. President Joe Anderson ’20. 4.5.20 NO UNIVERSAL S/U GRADING; OPT-IN DATE MOVED TO LAST DAY OF CLASSES: While the opt-in grading system would remain, in a concession to students, the deadline to change a course’s grading basis to S/U was moved from April 21 to May 12, last day of classes, according to an email Provost Michael Kotlikoff sent to members of the Faculty Senate. In addition, each transcript would include a “notation that explains the anomalies associated with the Spring 2020 semester.”

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SPRING 2020

‘We will have a commencement – and it will be a joyous one!’

2020 Graduation Ceremony Delayed, Not Cancelled The novel coronavirus canceled much of Cornell’s spring semester activities, such as in-person classes, and even Slope Day. However, one annual tradition withstood the historic pandemic: senior commencement. In a Friday, March 20 email sent to Cornell students — and addressed to “seniors and other graduating students” — President Martha E. Pollack promised that a graduation ceremony will occur, although admitted that the logistics are still uncertain at this time. Pollack opened the email emphasizing the “intense years of study” that spring graduates completed while at Cornell, and said that “in normal times, we would celebrate your accomplishments with commencement on Memorial Day weekend.” That will not happen this year, Pollack said in the email. The president wrote that the University is “not yet able to announce a date or location” of commencement ceremonies due to uncertainty of the impact COVID-19 will have, but she did state that “we will have your commencement.” “Commencement is a momentous, milestone celebration, one that everyone in academia, and especially graduating students, their families and their professors look forward to each year,” she said. Although the location has not yet been announced, Pollack said it will occur in Ithaca, and that the University “will find creative ways for those who are

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Celebration and protection | Five students have graduation portraits taken on Ho Plaza as a woman wearing an N95 respirator walks past on March 18.

unable to attend in person to be able to fully participate virtually.” Cornell’s pledge to eventually hold an in-person commencement event contrasts with that of many peer colleges.

Emory University and Washington University in St. Louis opted to cancel their annual send-offs completely, while the University of Pennsylvania said it would hold a “virtual event.”

Degrees will still be granted in May, before the commencement ceremony. To read the full text of Pollack’s email, please visit cornellsun.com.

Round-Up of Ivy League Schools’ Cornell to Effectively Choices About Grading Options Divest From Fossil

C.U. adopts opt-in satisfactory/unsatisfactory policy With in-person classes cancelled at colleges across the country, many institutions have adapted their grading policies to reflect the dramatic change in academic experience. But, even within the Ivy League, those decisions have not all been the same. After several weeks of contentious debate, including widely-circulated petitions, Student Assembly resolutions and a Faculty Senate debate, Cornell ultimately enacted an opt-in Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory policy. The decision allows students

to change their classes to the S/U grading option until May 12, the last day of classes. The University also waived restrictions on the number of courses students could take S/U and is allowing courses taken S/U to count for major and minor requirements. Explaining Anomalies

Cornell initially decided to extend the S/U option to all courses until April 21, but on April 5 announced that it would extend the deadline to change grading option until May 12. Transcripts will now

also contain a notation explaining the “anomalies associated with the Spring 2020 semester.” While the Student Assembly passed a resolution in support of a universal S/U policy, Cornell’s Faculty Senate voted against it on April 2. Three other Ivies’ mirror Cornell’s opt-in policy — expanded S/U options, but still offering the choice to take classes for a letter grade — while the remaining four will grade all classes for the rest of the semester on an S/U basis. To continue reading this article, please visit cornellsun.com.

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Deciding differently | The eight Ivies have differed in their policies regarding instituting more lenient satisfactory/ unsatisfactory grading options in light of the disruptions caused by the novel coronavirus.

Fuel Industry Holdings

Following the Board of Trustees’ Friday, May 22 decision to institute a moratorium on new private investments focused on fossil fuels, many questions linger about the details, with some feeling dismayed over the scope of Cornell’s divestment. Divestment is a complicated topic, involving years of protests, elusive details about Cornell’s endowment and a global conversation about fossil fuels and climate change. Cornell activists have been advocating for fossil fuel divest for nearly a decade, and Prof. Robert Howarth, ecology and environmental biology, has been working on it since the start. Seven years ago, he co-authored a paper laying out a blueprint for New York State to be fossil fuel-free, and his research as an earth scientist and ecologist has focused on the effects of methane

and fossil fuels. After the Board of Trustees’ first fossil fuel divestment vote in 2016, the board said it wouldn’t address the topic again unless all five constituent assemblies passed the same resolution and explained the industry as “morally reprehensible,” according to Howarth. Pushing Again

Last semester, Howarth, who is also chair of the University Assembly, and the U.A.’s Campus Infrastructure Committee decided to push for divestment again: They ultimately planned to pass a short resolution in all five assemblies to get the board to reconsider divestment. Prof. Caroline Levine, English, helped draft the short resolution and a white paper — a supplementary policy report — with the committee. In the white paper, she claimed that the fossil fuel industry has led

misinformation campaigns, so Cornell must divest to maintain its credibility as leaders in sustainability. By March, all assemblies had passed the resolution, and President Martha E. Pollack brought the topic to the board, Howarth said. But given its history, the divestment resolutions did not propose brand new information or even action, instead formalizing actions the board has already been taking. “The decision [on Friday], basically, ratifies and affirms what they’re doing anyway,” Howarth said. “There’s every reason to believe that back in 2015, a substantial amount of the endowment was in fossil fuels, and now it’s a little less than 5 percent. Clearly, they’ve been moving out.” To continue reading this article, please visit cornellsun.com.

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FALL 2019

Julia Feliz Accuses C.U. Of Racism, Prompting Both Support, Pushback Starting October 15, Julia Feliz would not be welcome at Cornell’s Alliance for Science program, its director said. The decision — which Feliz shared in a widely-circulated post — was followed by waves of student support in a Student Assembly resolution in solidarity with Feliz and a planned rally, as well as a University statement disputing many of Feliz’s characterizations and an email from President Martha E. Pollack. The controversy began earlier in October, when Feliz accused Iowa State University Prof. Max Rothschild of racist and sexist terminology when responding to their question after a lecture. Feliz recounted their experience at the Alliance for Science in a lengthy piece on Medium, an online publishing platform. On Oct. 24, in a phone call and email to The Sun, Rothschild unequivocally denied all accusations, wholly disputing Feliz’s account of the incident. The animal science professor added that “[a] ccusing me of being racist because I am white is offensive and racist.” Feliz said Rothschild spoke loudly and walked towards them to intimidate them. The guest lecturer denied this in an email to The Sun, saying that he requires a hearing aid, and attributed his actions to his inability to hear them at the time. Pollack replied to Feliz’s email after the S.A.’s resolution — which was contested by all fellows who spoke at the Oct. 24 S.A. meeting — by writing a brief email to Feliz, which they posted online. “I have received your message,” Pollack wrote to Feliz, a Puerto Rican former fellow, on Friday morning. “Cornell takes reports of alleged discrimination seriously, and all appropriate offices are fully engaged in this matter.” To continue reading this article, please visit cornellsun.com.

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Will the circle be unbroken? | Students stand together in a formation outside Anabel Taylor Hall at the service of remembrance for Antonio Tsialas ’23 after the chapel was filled to capacity on Oct. 29, 2019.

Friends Remember Tsialas ’23 As classes wrapped up on Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 29, 2019, a steady stream of students flowed through Ho Plaza to attend the memorial of freshman Antonio Tsialas ’23. The service was held in the chapel of Anabel Taylor Hall with an hourlong program to provide a space for students to mourn the death of Tsialas. The College of Arts and Sciences freshman was found dead near Ithaca Falls in Fall Creek Gorge on Saturday. Due to lack of space in the chapel,

which seats 150, some students stood or sat outside, talking about Tsialas. Club soccer teammate Sebastian Barquin-Sanchez ’22 previously told The Sun that he referred to Tsialas as a “little brother.” According to teammate Connor Dolan ’21, the club soccer team plans to retire his jersey number, 19. Students wrote letters to Tsialas’ family on notecards. He had been missing since Thursday night, after meeting with his mother for dinner, and had planned to take

his parents — who were in town during First-Year Family Weekend — on a tour of the campus over the next few days. His parents reported him missing when he failed to meet with them on Friday, state troopers said. The service concluded as Cornell faculty members read remarks, noting that Tsialas would be remembered by the community. A GoFundMe campaign in his memory quickly surpassed its goal of $20,000, collecting over $30,000 for the family.

TimeLine 8.6.19 FAMED WRITER TONI MORRISON M.A. ’55 DIES AT 88: One of only two Cornellians to be awarded both the Pulitzer and Nobel Prizes, Toni Morrison M.A. ’55 died after a short illness in August. Morrison studied creative writing at Cornell. She is the author of many popular works, including Beloved and Song of Solomon. 9.16.19 WEILL CORNELL TO PROVIDE DEBT-FREE MEDICAL SCHOOL: Students in Weill’s Class of 2023 — and all classes onward — will have their loans replaced by scholarships. Sticker price for Cornell medical school tuition is currently $58,760, and Weill Cornell’s website states that the program currently has 1,390 students enrolled across its programs. 9.20.19 C.U. STUDENTS SUPPORT GLOBAL CLIMATE STRIKE: Amidst chants of “system change, not climate change!,” hundreds of Cornell students and faculty marched to the Commons

on Friday. The march, one of over 4,000 protests occurring this week for the Global Climate Strike, called for divestment from fossil fuels and a federal Green New Deal, among other reforms. 10.26.19 MISSING STUDENT’S BODY FOUND IN FALL CREEK GORGE: Antonio Tsialas ’23 was last seen at a fraternity event at the house of the Phi Kappa Psi on Thursday night. The next afternoon, his family reported that he was missing when he failed to meet with them during First-Year Family Weekend. 11.17.19 HONG KONG PROTESTS CAUSE STUDYABROAD CORNELLIANS TO LEAVE: After five months of protests in Hong Kong, the city’s universities became epicenters of increasingly violent conflict, prompting Cornell to encourage the four students studying abroad there to leave and finish their semesters elsewhere.

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Debt slashed | Students who have struggled with mounting debt celebrate after the dean of Weill Cornell announced that students eligible for financial aid would no longer need to take out loans.

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SPRING 2019

Baker ’21, Sim ’21 Chosen as Student Trustees Expected to win but disqualified for email, Baker to fill vacant spot

J.T. Baker ’21 would have won the position of the student-elected trustee had he not been disqualified from race, the University announced on Wednesday, April 24, 2019. A Board of Trustees committee has recommended he fill a vacant spot alongside Jaewon Sim ’21, the undergraduate student trustee-elect, for the next two years starting July. The Trustee Nominating Committee disqualified Baker, who is a football player, on April 16 over an email sent by a

staff member in the athletics department showed that Baker would have won the — which takes up 43 of 64 seats on the Board alerting student athletes of Baker’s cam- election had he been included in the tally. — is the only type of position that allows The vote tallies released Thursday indi- nomination by the CBCG, while all other paign. The TNC said Baker was disqualified for failing to notify the committee of cated that Baker ultimately collected 2,583 types of trustee are either elected by constitthis email, which violated election rules. votes, 374 more than Sim, who received uencies or reserved for individuals occupying 2,209 votes. Voter On the same day, President certain positions such as the turnout was 29.24 perGovernor of New York. Martha E. Pollack and Chair of the Board of Trustees Robert cent, with 6,417 balThe University did not Harrison ’76 said in separate statelots cast in the election. confirm whether Baker is nominated to be a trusteements to The Sun immediately Based on this result, at-large as of April 24. But after the result was announced the CBCG — an if Baker assumed this spot, that they believed election rules 11-member committee it would be the first time a were not applied appropriately, which both Pollack and current student serves in a but they will not seek to overrule Harrison sit on — said BAKER ’21 SIM ’21 trustee role that is not a stuthe TNC, which is independent it affirmed Sim’s election of the Board and the administration. but also recommended that the Board select dent-elected position, according to Corey A re-tabulation of the election votes — Baker to fill a currently vacant trustee seat, Ryan Earle ’07. The only exception would conducted by the Office of the Assemblies according to a statement from the chair of be Ezra Cornell ’70, who began holding the life trustee seat as eldest lineal descendant of under the request of the Committee on the CBCG, Ronald D. McCray ’79. Board Composition and Governance — Cornell’s bylaws state that trustee-at-large Ezra Cornell while he was a student.

TimeLine 1.22.19 NORTH CAMPUS RESIDENTS RETURN FROM BREAK WITHOUT HEAT: Though temperatures hovered in the single digits as classes began for the spring semester, students returned to broken radiators and insufficient heating in their North Campus dorms. If it wasn’t hard enough to live in Low Rise 7, chattering teeth didn’t exactly help.

Blanchard ’52 referred to Satchel Paige as a “Negro” in his acceptance speech in front of students and alumni. Students and alumni denounced his comments in the days following. Blanchard apologized in a statement addressed to students and alumni, saying he was “devestated” to hear his words hurt members of the Cornell community.

2.13.19 ALUMNUS FACES BACKLASH AFTER USING ANTIQUATED TERM AT CONFERENCE: After receiving an award for being an “outstanding class leader,” Paul

2.28.19 STEVE AOKI ANNOUNCED AS SLOPE DAY HEADLINER: Best known as the world’s hardest working DJ, Steve Aoki was announced as the Slope Day headliner. Cousin

Stizz and singer EZI also performed. 3.13.19 ALUMNUS CHARGED WITH FRAUD IN COLLEGE CHEATING SCANDAL: Gordon Caplan ’88 allegedly wired $75,000 to rig his daughter’s ACT score. A family trust in Caplan’s name donated considerably to Cornell in recent years. Caplan was among nearly 50 others named as defendants in an FBI investigation called “the largest college admissions scandal ever prosecuted.” 4.11.19 STUDENT ASSEMBLY VOTES AGAINST RESOLUTION TO

DIVEST: In a vote that also incorporated the opinion of 582 students with two community votes, S.A. voted against a resolution to “urge” Cornell to divest from companies “profiting from the occupation of Palestine and human rights violations.” For the first time in recent memory, the vote was done by secret ballot, after students expressed concerns for the safety of themselves and their families should their votes be public. 4.14.19 HASAN MINHAJ DROPPED OUT AS CONVOCATION SPEAKER: Shortly before before planning to an-

nounce Hasan Minhaj as the convocation speaker, Cornell Convocation Committee members learned that Minhaj had dropped out. Two weeks later, the Committee announced Bill Nye ’77 as the Senior Convocation speaker. 4.19.19 WINGS OVER OFFERS CTB-INFUSED TOTS FOR 4/20 MENU: The Collegetown shop purchased by alumni in 2017 offered “Marley Parm CBD Tots,” garlic tots infused with Hemp CBD Oil, for $4.20 for Ithacans celebrating the holiday. They expected high sales from this novelty product.

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Farewell to The Nines: C-Town Joint Closes Popular pizza restaurant closes after nearly 40 years in business in Old Fire Station

Kielmann and Schultz — who celebrated the council’s decision — were given the freedom to sell the property to developers if they wished without having to receive approval from the Ithaca Landmarks Preservation Commission for making any changes to the building’s exterior. Though the fate of the property remains unclear, Lenya Checkovich ’20, who has worked as a line cook at The Nines for over a year, expressed that she hopes the property does not become a Collegetown apartment complex. “I guess that’s my main hope for it,” she said. Throughout her time as an employee, Checkovich has

“It’s sad, because we live right down the street and it’s a good [place] to eat.” Shelby Wray ’21

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Burning out | The Nines restaurant closed in October of 2018 after nearly 40 years in business serving pizza and other food in the old Ithaca Fire Station #9. Pizza enthusiasts, trivia night frequenters, open mic night artists and Latin dance lovers have had to say goodbye to longtime Collegetown staple: The Nines, a popular bar and pizza joint which formerly housed Ithaca Fire Station #9, announced it would be bowing out of nearly 40 years of business on Sunday, Oct. 7, 2018. Though that is the intended closing day, server Ryan Rutledge said that the restaurant’s final day would be determined by when they exhaust supplies. “It’s until we run out of stuff,” Rutledge said. “We could be open Monday, but we might not be. It’s just kind of day-to-day at that point. But at this point, Sunday will

probably be our last day.” Located at 311 College Ave., the restaurant was the subject of a contentious Ithaca Common Council debacle on whether to declare The Nines building a local landmark this past year. The proposal was struck down in June when Mayor Svante Myrick ’09 broke a 5-5 split in the council with a vote of no, The Sun previously reported. Myrick praised the owners Mark Kielmann ’72 and Harold Schultz — who have now owned the restaurant for nearly 40 years — for developing a community that is “still one of the three reasons [he goes] to Collegetown” after his undergraduate years.

interacted with employees who have worked at The Nines since it was established in 1980, and she explained that hearing their experiences working though “all of the cycles [The Nines] has been through” has been “pretty crazy.” “It’s bittersweet, but ultimately the owners … this is what they’ve been wanting for a while now, so it’s good for them,” Checkovich said. As Collegetown residents prepare to bid farewell to the restaurant, some acknowledge the closure as a goodbye to a hangout spot. “It’s sad, because we live right down the street and it’s a good [place] to eat,” said Shelby Wray ’21. The Nines’s final event will be a music show called “Hail and Farewell Nines” on Oct. 6, according to a Facebook post on the restaurant’s page that encourages Ithacans to “come out and celebrate all the good times.” The event will feature musical guests Pete Panek and the Blue Cats.

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Written in the snow | A swastika was discovered etched in the snow on North Campus in November of 2018.

TimeLine 8.27.18 UNIVERSITY PLANS TO HOUSE ‘100 PERCENT’ OF FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES IN NORTH CAMPUS: The North Campus expansion intends to build two new housing sites on the fields north of Appel Commons, which will provide housing to 2,000 students. 8.30.18 BIG RED MARCHING BAND REPRIMANDED FOR HAZING: Cornell found that incoming section leaders in the band had to “consume a shot of bar-b-que sauce” to “demonstrate devotion to the section.” 9.20.18 PROF. BRIAN WANSINK RESIGNS AFTER ACADEMIC MISCONDUCT INVESTIGATION: A faculty committee found that Wansink misreported research data and used problematic statistical techniques.

10.16.18 ALUMNA DIES IN BUS CRASH: Rebecca Blanco M.B.A. ’17 was killed in a crash while on a bus ride from Ithaca to New York City. Prosecutors said the driver had cocaine in his system and charged him with homicide. 10.23.18 CORNELL RUNNER ATTACKS 2 WOMEN: Police arrested a Cornell freshman Sunday afternoon after he attacked two women and threatened to rape them while wearing only a green T-Shirt. A custodian and a freshmen helped the women and stopped the runner. 11.20.18 THREE SWASTIKAS FOUND IN NORTH CAMPUS: In just nine days, three anti-Semitic signs were reported on North Campus — two in dorms and one near a dining hall.

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SPRING 2018

University Closes Ezra’s Tunnel After 188 Years

Cornell erected a steel gate on Monday, Jan. 22 through Wednesday, Jan. 24, 2018 in front of Ezra’s Tunnel, blocking off a cave blasted through rock by the University’s co-founder in 1830 that in recent decades has been used to reach a swimming hole where two Cornellians have drowned. The closure of the 200-foot tunnel above Ithaca Falls follows the city’s approval, in December, of Cornell’s offer to pay for and build the gate, which is on city land. The City’s 6-3 vote followed a months-long debate between those who wanted one of the most beautiful gorge areas to stay accessible and others who believed that more teens would be injured or die if the tunnel remained open. The black gate, made from a combination of stainless steel and galvanized steel, stands about 16-foot tall and includes a locked, 6-foot-by-8-foot door that can be used by medical personnel in case of emergencies. Some Common Council and Cornell community members hope that the gate could one day allow for guided tours, although there are currently no plans for tours of the area. Sub-Zero Wind Chills

Contractors paid by Cornell worked in freezing temperatures and snow from Monday through Wednesday last week, welding the bolt cutter-resistant gate shut. “We had the refreshing opportunity to work in sub-zero wind chills to get the work done” by the first day of classes, Dan McClure, the Cornell construction manager who designed the gate and oversaw the installation, said in an email to The Sun. “I commend the efforts of the team we put together to work on the side of a cliff in icy conditions, at some significant risk to themselves, in an effort to help secure the safety of others when the good weather returns,” McClure said. McClure said it is not yet clear how much the implementation of the gate cost, saying it would likely end up costing about as much as the gate Cornell erected in the Cascadilla Gorge. The gate will now be transferred to

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Gorges Tunnel | Ezra’s Tunnel was gated despite 500 signatures on a petition protesting its closure.

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Gated gorge | After months of debate, Cornell blocks off the entrance to Ezra’s Tunnel, which the University’s founder blasted through solid rock to channel water to a mill then operated by Jeremiah S. Beebe at the lower end of Fall Creek Gorge.

nel to lounge on the rocks upstream from the 150-footthe City of Ithaca, which will maintain the gate. Cornell owns the gorge area east of the Stewart tall Ithaca Falls or swim illegally under Forest Falls. A Avenue bridge, where students and locals swim illegally headline from The Cornell Daily Sun in 1963 reported under Forest Falls, and the City of Ithaca owns the that “Ezra’s Tunnel Lures Students.” gorge area to the west of the bridge, including Ithaca Frank Proto ’65 told The Sun in December, Falls and Ezra’s Tunnel. after urging Common Council to vote against the In 2011, Kendrick Castro, 22, from gate, that he and his friends walked Reston, Virginia, drowned the day through the tunnel “a number of “The safety barriers ... after he received his diploma after times” in the early 1960s. slipping and being swept away by the [are] a crucial component Logan Bell, who founded a loose rushing waters as he waded toward group, Free the Gorges, that advoof the broader gorge the swimming hole under Forest cates to keep natural areas open, safety efforts.” Falls. Winston S. Perez Ventura ’22, said the erection of the barrier “feels a 17-year-old from the Bronx, was almost unreal.” Todd Bittner enrolled in Cornell’s pre-freshman “There’s this big industrial piece of program when he drowned at the metal blocking access to an area that’s swimming hole on Aug. 5 of 2017. Both passed through so beautiful,” he said on Sunday evening. “We really don’t the tunnel shortly before their deaths. have much of a recourse at this point other than … going “The installation of the safety barriers to close off the in more dangerous paths to get to the same areas.” dangerous area above Ithaca Falls is a crucial compoJoe McMahon, the former chair of Ithaca’s Natural nent of the broader gorge safety efforts between Cornell Areas Commission, wrote in an op-ed in The Sun and the City of Ithaca, to promote safe and responsible that he wished he could continue to enjoy the area, use of the gorges,” Todd Bittner, Cornell’s director of but that the danger of the area and the desire of people “to go to a spot where there is little-to-no natural areas, said in an email. oversight” requires that it be shuttered. Some Common Council members said in The Tunnel’s History Cornell’s co-founder, Ezra Cornell, used gunpowder December that they supported the gate, but also held to burrow through the tunnel in 1830 with a crew. A out hope that it would one day be opened. “I will be voting for this gate with the hope that we dam above Ithaca Falls, which is now spray painted and crumbling, once sent water gushing through the tunnel will also marshall our time and resources [to] maybe take it down sometime in the near future,” Rob and powered mills along Fall Creek. For decades, students have traveled through the tun- Gearhart (D-Third Ward) said in December.

TimeLine 1.23.18 CORNELL WELCOMES 62 STUDENTS FROM UNIVERSIDAD DE PUERTO RICO: Cornell welcomed 62 students from the Universidad de Puerto Rico with one semester of free tuition, room and board in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria. 1.30.18 BUSINESS COLLEGE DEAN ABRUPTLY RESIGNS, UNIVERSITY OFFERS NO EXPLANATION: The dean and public face of Cornell University’s business college since its launch, Soumitra Dutta, abruptly resigned, and neither the University nor Dutta offered any reason for his hasty departure. 2.5.18 ZBT PUT ON PROBATIONARY RECOGNITION AFTER UNIVERSITY FOUND IT CONDUCTING A “PIG ROAST”: Cornell’s Zeta Beta Tau fraternity was placed on probationary recognition after the University found that it was conducting a “pig roast” in which “new members could accumulate ‘points’ by

engaging in sexual intercourse with women.” Cornell later admitted that it “mischaracterized” these findings.

voting ended, because of a meme posted by one of his supporters that the committee said violated election rules.

3.19.18 FBI AND ITHACA POLICE FIND AR-15, HOMEMADE BOMB IN FORMER CORNELL STUDENT’S APARTMENT: FBI agents and local police seized an AR-15 rifle, a homemade bomb, a bulletproof vest, 300 rounds of ammunition and a plethora of other weapons, combat apparel and survival supplies from a former Cornell University student’s Collegetown apartment last week. Reynolds pleaded guilty to two federal felony charges, admitting that he hoarded weapons in his Collegetown apartment.

5.3.18 COLLEGETOWN PIZZA AND DUNKIN’ DONUTS CLOSE DOWN LOCATIONS: The reasons behind Dunkin’ Donuts’ closure remain unclear. It closely followed the shuttering of Collegetown Pizza’s 139 Dryden Road location, which sits about a block away. However, Collegetown Pizza reopened as Campustown Pizzeria in the same location shortly after.

4.9.18 CORNELL STUDENT ASSEMBLY PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE DISQUALIFIED FOR MEME: The Student Assembly Elections Committee disqualified Varun Devatha ’19 from the race on March 28, hours after online

5.3.18 COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS SET UP OF ‘FULLY OPERATIONAL URBAN CAMPUS’ IN NEW YORK BY 2029: By 2029, Cornell should have a “fully operational urban campus” in New York City that supports year-round undergraduate and graduate programs, a presidential committee said in a preliminary report released in early May.

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Election turmoil | The Cornell Fashion Collective’s 2018 runway show — which included this chicken wire concoction — took place on March 10.

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FALL 2017

Tech Campus Opens New Chapter in Cornell History

NEW YORK — All the right elements for a successful ceremony were gathered at the official opening of Cornell’s new Tech Campus on Roosevelt Island in New York City on Wednesday, Sept. 13, 2017: a brand new campus on a sunny day, enthusiastic new students, and optimistic academics, former mayors and governor. “Cornell Tech, welcome to New York,” said New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo, while New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio praised “the bigger and bigger role that Cornell is playing in New York City.” “This is the single biggest event at Cornell that I’ve witnessed in 40 years,” said Chair of the Board of Trustees Robert Harrison ’76. Facing an audience of several hundred members, all key actors of the new campus came together to celebrate and praise the completion of the first phase of a project intended to “bring together academia and industry to create pioneering leaders and transformational new research.” “Starting a campus from scratch is like surfing a big wave,” Cornell Tech Dean and ceremony moderator Daniel Huttenlocher said, summarizing the work accomplished since the University won former Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s administration’s applied sciences competition for a new campus in 2011. “It’s exhilarating, but can be hard to keep up with.” Indeed, since Cornell Tech’s first days within the Google offices in Chelsea, hundreds of millions of dollars were spent to create a sustainable and modern campus on the 12 acres of public land

leased by the city on Roosevelt Island, a tiny sliver of land in the middle of the East River. Collaboration as a Driving Force

“Cornell Tech is the result of collaboration,” former Mayor Mike Bloomberg stressed. The campus is the fruit of a public-pri-

will be able to develop their own startups. Since 2014, Cornell Tech has given birth to 38 startups, 98 percent of which are now based in New York City, and the City estimates that hundreds more could come into existence, generating $23 billion in economic activity over 35 years. For David Cheng MBA ’17, co-founder of Speech Up, a Cornell created mobile

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A high-tech future | Cornell community members celebrate the opening of Cornell Tech on Roosevelt Island at a dedication event in the Physical Sciences Building on Sept. 13, 2017.

vate partnership, as well as one between Cornell and the Technion Israel Institute of Technology, embodied by the Jacobs Technion-Cornell Institute on the campus. More importantly for the future of Cornell Tech, the campus is meant to foster collaboration between academics and businesses. The aptly named Bridge building will act partially as an incubator and collaborative space where students

app that gamifies speech therapy for children, Roosevelt Island means great opportunities to perfect his product. “There’s nothing better than being in a place where there are children, we’ve already partnered with local families here.” Beyond the important role of entrepreneurship in academia, Cornell Tech also seeks to foster a fusion of disciplines within academia. Ari Yannakogeorgos, a law student from Boston, used to work in

law in a venture company, then applied for the new law school on Roosevelt Island. “I wanted to do something where I could move from traditional law and do something more technologically focused because I wanted to work with cutting edge companies,” he said. Controversy Over Technion

But despite the beautiful buildings and ceremony, not all Cornell students approve of Cornell Tech. Student groups such as Students for Justice in Palestine have decried the new campus’ main partner Technion, whose president Peretz Lavie was present at the ceremony Wednesday, due to its partnerships with military companies and collaboration with the Israeli Defense Forces in Israel. “SJP will continue to oppose the partnership in all its forms,” said SJP member Piragash Swargalonathan ’19. “I don’t think there is a way to justify it, unless you can justify what’s happening in Palestine.” While opposition to Cornell Tech’s partnership was more widespread at the beginning stages of the campus, fewer students are engaged in the matter at the time of the campus’ opening. “I’m not really sure how Technion fits into the campus here,” said Ari Yannakogeorgos. In fact, no military research on Roosevelt Island has been announced at the moment. For now, Cornell Tech focuses on the future, with a campus built seven feet above the 100 years flood plain, looking at the United Nations from across the river.

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Silent protest | Traci Celestin and Delmar Fears, co-chairs of Black Students United, sit in silence and raise fists at a University Assembly meeting in Clark Hall, Sept. 19, 2017.

TimeLine 8.28.17 CORNELL INAUGURATES MARTHA POLLACK AS 14TH PRESIDENT: Inaugurated as the fifth president to serve Cornell within the past 15 years, Martha E. Pollack emphasized the importance of “humane and rational values” and inclusiveness on campus in her inauguration speech.

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9.15.17 ITHACA POLICE ARREST CORNELL STUDENT FOR POSSIBLE HATE CRIME IN COLLEGETOWN: A white student, John Greenwood ’20, was arrested for the alleged assault of a black student during an altercation that included racial slurs. Greenwood later pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and the hate crime charge was dropped. 9.20.17 BLACK CORNELL STUDENTS OCCUPY WILLARD

STRAIGHT HALL AFTER DELIVERING DEMANDS TO PRESIDENT POLLACK: Following an incident in which a white student called a black student racial slurs, hundreds of black students occupied Willard Straight Hall for several hours after delivering a list of demands to President Pollack. 11.10.17 HUNDREDS ‘RICKROLLED’ IN MYSTERIOUS CAMPUS PRANK: A student rigged devices in at least four campus buildings to play a short sample from Rick Astley’s “Never Gonna Give You Up” for days. 11.30.17 STUDENT ASSEMBLY VOTES TO DEFUND CORNELL CINEMA: The S.A. took a controversial vote to decrease the portion of the student activities fee allocated to the on-campus cinema to $0.

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Four Years at Cornell

SPRING 2017

SNOW DAY!

Snowfall Shuts C.U. Down for 28 Joyous Hours — calling the occasion a “once in a lifetime opportunity,” The Sun reported in 1993. Students also convened at Libe Slope, “traying” down the slope for a quintessential Cornell tradition. While “traying” down the slope was rare this time around, this year’s campus closure led to canceled classes, exams and the closure of buildings and libraries on campus. Many eateries on North and Central campus and “Jumping off this gap is something other essential campus facilities I’ve actually always wanted to do and remained open despite the campus shut-down. it’s like senior year I’m doing it.” On Tuesday morning, the University announced that the Mike Licciardi ’17 campus would close from noon on Tuesday and was expected to Tuesday, March 14 until 4:30 p.m. on reopen at noon on Wednesday. The folWednesday, March 15, 2017 lowing morning, the University updated its The last time Cornell shut down for original plan, announcing that the closure an entire day of classes was on March 14, would remain in effect until 4:30 p.m. on 1993. The Sun reported that the storm — Wednesday. dubbed the “storm of the century” — covHowever, professors began preemptiveered the Ithaca region with over 30 inches ly canceling classes and postponing assignof snow. ments before the University announced the When campus shut down 24 years ago, extended closure on Wednesday. students headed to Buffalo Street, using “Given the closure of the university sled, skis, mattresses, inner tubes and tarps at noon today and the lack of certainty to transform the busy street into a ski slope on when the university will reopen … Dumping more than a foot of snow on Ithaca and forcing New York into a state of emergency, Winter Storm Stella not only blanketed the campus but also left its snowy mark in Cornell history. In what some students were calling a Pi Day miracle, for the first time in 24 years, the campus shut down for more than a full day, canceling classes from noon on

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Slippery slope | Michelle Xiong ’18 looks up as she ascends Libe Slope, as her fellow Cornellians enjoy the rare wonder of classes being canceled for two consecutive days.

the midterm test that was scheduled for class tomorrow will be postponed until class on Monday,” one professor in the ILR School wrote to students on Tuesday. Much like in 1993, many students took full advantage of the unexpected free time and trekked to the slope and other spots on campus for sledding and snowboarding. Mike Buldo Licciardi ’17 used the snow day as an opportunity to check something off his senior bucket list: jumping over KATIE SIMS / SUN SENIOR EDITOR the Cocktail Lounge of Uris Floating | Mike Buldo Licclardi ’17 coasts over the ledge Library. “Jumping off this gap above the Cocktail Lounge in Uris Library atop Libe Slope. is something I’ve actually always wanted to do and it’s like senior year found the bustle of students rather “excitI’m doing it,” Licciardi said. “I was really ing,” according to Collegetown Bagels owner Gregor Brous. happy when all this snow came.” In fact, Brous said the closure brought For transfer students Rebecca Howardmore business to his CTB location in Cooper ’18 and Alexa Lehman ’19, the Collegetown because his Cornell customers blizzard marked their first winter in Ithaca. could walk to the location. Howard-Cooper, a transfer from University “[CTB Collegetown] got very busy of Maryland, ranked the storm as “definitebecause people can walk. I have two ly the worst [she has] experienced.” locations that were very busy: here and Rulloff’s,” Brous said. “All my other CTB/ Cornellians Crowd Collegetown While residents of larger towns often Ithaca Bakery locations and Agava were mob their local grocery stores at the hint very, very slow and in fact we had to close.” GreenStar in Collegetown, a grocery story of a snowstorm, Cornellians instead took that opened in August, also experienced to Collegetown for their blizzard shopincreased business as a result of the snow, ping, hitting up local businesses along the according to manager Jennifer McKean. College Avenue stretch. “As soon as classes canceled at noon, Citing issues with staffing, local store owners in Collegetown said the campus right at 11:30 until 2:30, was when everyclosing certainly made business more hec- body was here. It was quite fun,” McKean tic. Due to road closures, businesses had said. “The energy amongst the customers here and the staff being excited at having trouble reaching full-staff. Tompkins County Sheriff Ken Lansing so much business here.” For an area of upstate New York much commanded the road closure on Tuesday at 3 p.m., allowing only emergency per- accustomed to blistery conditions, Winter sonnel, people driving home for work and Storm Stella caused quite an interrupothers traveling for necessary health or safe- tion to the daily routine of Ithacans and Cornellians alike. ty reasons to remain on the roads. As students don their winter gear and TCAT service was also suspended in the return to class on Thursday, this momenwake of storm on Tuesday, but resumed tous campus closure will leave its rightful regular service on Wednesday. However, some Collegetown shops mark in Cornell’s history.

TimeLine 1.21.17 WOMEN’S MARCH DRAWS OVER 8,000: During the weekend of President Donald Trump’s inauguration, thousands showed up on the Ithaca Commons in tandem with women’s marches across the nation. 1.28.17 JOHNSON ’79 MAKES LARGEST EVER DONATION TO CORNELL: Fisk Johnson ’79 M.Eng ’80 M.S. ’82 MBA ’84 Ph.D ’86, who holds the record for most Cornell degrees by a single student, made history with a $150 million donation to Cornell’s College of Business. The school was renamed the SC Johnson College of Business in his honor. 3.5.17 AFGHAN REFUGEES ARRIVES TO WARM WELCOME: An Afghan family of six arrived in Ithaca on a special visa from the State Department. 3.29.17 UNION ELECTION RESULTS TOO CLOSE TO CALL: After a bitter election campaign on whether Cornell Graduate Students United should be the official union of Cornell graduate students, the American Arbitration Association de-

clined to announce an official result. The American Federation of Teachers, a national union that partnered with CGSU, is considering challenging the result, which still remains up in the air. 4.21.17 TEMPLE OF ZEUS WILL NOT BE RENAMED, AFTER PETITION TO ‘KEEP ZEUS ZEUS’: The Temple of Zeus Cafe in Klarman Hall will keep its current name after rumors that it could possibly be renamed after a donor. 4.26.17 CAYUGA’S WAITERS PERMANENTLY DISMISSED FROM CORNELL: Cornell’s oldest male a capella group Cayuga’s Waiters was permanently dismissed for alleged hazing incidents. 5.2.17 ICE AGENTS ARREST ‘UNLAWFULLY PRESENT MEXICAN NATIONAL’: Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested an “unlawfully present Mexican national” in Ithaca. Hundreds protested the arrest on the Ithaca Commons the next day, months after Ithaca declared itself a sanctuary city.

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Town and gown | Cornellians join Ithacans in the Women’s March on Ithaca, waving signs and marching in support of women’s rights on the day following President Donald Trump’s Inauguration.

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FALL 2016

Cornell Names Pollack Its 14th President Martha E. Pollack, provost at University of Michigan, was named Cornell’s 14th president on Nov. 14, 2016. Pollack began her term on April 17, 2017, following the termination of her term as U.M. provost on Jan. 31. The Board of Trustees unanimously elected Pollack as Cornell’s second female president, according to Jan Rock Zubrow ’77, chair of the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees and of the Presidential Search Committee. Interim President Hunter Rawlings will continue to lead the University until April. “We were looking for a bold strategic leader and someone who could really further the mission of the University and what really impressed us with Martha is that she has demonstrated those qualities at a really high quality institution at the University of Michigan,” Zubrow said. As she introduced herself, Pollack spoke about the importance of academia, emphasizing her belief that Cornell is “leading the way in how critical universities and their work are to the world today.” “It is really just a privilege to be here today. I have spent almost my entire career in higher education and I am deeply committed to the notion that universities are second to none in effecting positive change in the world,” Pollack said. “And really nowhere is it more true than here at Cornell — a private university with a public mission.” In response to a question about her policy goals as president, Pollack touched on improving the University with a focus on innovation and quality.

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Presidential pick | President Martha Pollack speaks at a press conference on Nov. 14, 2016 alongside trustee Jan Zubrow ’77 and trustees chairman Robert Harrison ’76.

In an email to the Cornell community today, Chairman of the Board of Trustees Robert Harrison ’76, lauded the search committee for its “fabulous job” in selecting the University’s next president, calling Pollack a “proven leader and scholar.” Gretchen Ritter ’83, the dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, offered similar praise of Pollack in an email to students, faculty and staff this afternoon. Ritter said that she was encouraged that Pollack, who completed a self-designed interdisciplinary

find it particularly important to reaffirm such values,” Ritter wrote in her email. “At lunch today, president-elect Pollack emphasized the point again, saying ‘We will honor and support the right of people from all backgrounds and perspectives to be here at Cornell.’ I hope you will all join me in recommitting ourselves to these values, no matter where challenges may Commitment to Diversity emerge in the coming weeks and months.” “I very much value integrity, that’s my Pollack sent her own email to the Cornell first priority,” Pollack said. “I value quality, I community in the late afternoon, in which she think it’s really essential that Cornell contincalled Cornell a “special place.” ue to be on of the world’s “Its egalitarian herstrongest communities … “I am deeply committed to the notion that universities are itage, research and I very much value innovateaching excellence, tion and adaptability, the second to none in effecting positive change in the world.” celebration of differworld is changing quickly ence and diversity, and Martha Pollack … [I have an] enormous deep history of service commitment to diversity.” combine to make this Pollack further elaborated on the impor- major in linguistics during her undergradu- a truly extraordinary institution, one that tance of diversity for students, the University ate years at Dartmouth, presented a “global embraces both the creation of knowledge and the future of the country. and the value of putting that knowledge to humanistic outlook.” “I think that appreciation for diversiPollack’s commitment to integrity and free use in positively impacting society,” Pollack’s ty and celebrating differences is absolutely speech was particularly compelling for Ritter, email read. essential to today’s world,” Pollack said. who said that these values are “incontrovert“Our students are going to graduate into a ible” to the College of Arts and Sciences. Academic Background very diverse world, and if they are not able to “At this time, as our nation grapples with Pollack was appointed provost at the work across different perspectives, then I fear an ideological divide and uncertain change at University of Michigan in 2013, where she for the future of this country and the world.” the highest levels of our federal government, I is also a professor of computer science and

engineering in the College of Engineering. She joked that when she joined the faculty in 2000, “There were more professors named Igor than female professors.” At Michigan, she also served as the university’s chief academic officer and chief budget officer. Pollack will receive tenured appointments in the computer science and information science departments when she arrives at Cornell. Much of Pollack’s research has been on artifical intelligence, including “automated planning, natural-language processing, temporal reasoning and constraint satisfaction.” She has also received accolades for her work to improve the climate for minorities and women in science and engineering. However, responding to a question about her status as Cornell’s second female leader, Pollack said, “I think that the job of the president is to serve everyone — not to be the female president, but to be the president.” In addition to serving as provost at the University of Michigan, she was a member of the Steering committee for the Jacobs Technion-Cornell Institute, which is a partnership between Cornell and the TechnionIsrael Institute of Technology at Cornell Tech.

TimeLine 8.21.16 CORNELL OFFICIALS PREPARE FOR CONSEQUENCES OF SUMMER DROUGHT: Students returned from the summer to a severe drought in the Southern Tier of New York. Cornell took several measures to mitigate water usage, including using disposable plates and silverware in all dining halls to avoid using water to wash dishes.

months, when they arrested Nagee Green for allegedly killing Nazaire. 9.14.16 TWEEN PRODIGY ENROLLS AT CORNELL: The youngest Ivy League student, Jeremy Shuler ’20, started at Cornell in the fall of 2016 at the age of 12. Shuler said that he has adjusted to college life well.

11.9.16 DEVASTATED CORNELLIANS ‘MOURN’ ELECTION OF DONALD TRUMP AT CRY-IN: Students voiced their frustration and anger with the election of President Donald Trump at numerous protests, walk-outs and marches. A “cry-in” held on Ho Plaza received national attention.

8.26.16 UNIVERSITY PROPOSES RENAMING PLANTATIONS THE ‘BOTANIC GARDENS’: After members of Black Students United demanded that the University rename the Cornell Plantations in the fall of 2015, Director of the plantations Christopher Dunn proposed renaming the Plantations to Cornell Botanic Gardens. The Board of Trustees unanimously approved the recommendation at its meeting in October. 8.28.16 ITHACA COLLEGE STUDENT DEAD AFTER STABBING AT CORNELL: Ithaca College student Anthony Nazaire, 19, was stabbed and killed after attending a party at Willard Straight Hall. Ithaca police did not make an arrest for over two

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Are you smarter than a 12-year-old? | Jeremy Shuler ’20 was 12 years old when he began taking classes at Cornell.

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Solar Flashback

Solar Flashback:

Reflections of Commencements Past By SHRUTI JUNEJA and BREANNE FLEER Sun Senior Editors

The Class of 2020 has had its commencement weekend indefinitely postponed due the coronavirus pandemic that has upended life as we knew it for higher education students everywhere. Instead of wearing caps and gowns and celebrating with friends and family and in Ithaca, graduates are wearing masks and spread out across the globe, taking classes and finals online in an unforeseen and unprecedented turn of events. While many other peer institutions have opted for virtual graduation ceremonies, President Martha Pollack has promised seniors that while graduation has been postponed, a “celebration will occur,” and it will be in Ithaca. While this is certainly the largest disruption of graduation activities in Cornell’s history, we took a look back at some of the other most notable commencement festivities and mishaps. Solar Flashbacks is a special project connecting The Sun’s — and Cornell’s — past to the present to understand how this rich history has shaped the campus today. Flashbacks appear periodically throughout the semester. To read the full text of this Solar Flashback edition, please visit cornellsun.com.

F IRST F ESTIVITIES

ornell’s very first Commencement was held in 1869, one year after the University’s opening, to honor eight graduates who had transferred in from other universities, according to the Cornell Alumni Magazine. “Let your course be true. So rule and direct yourself that you may well requite the bounty of the Republic, of this commonwealth, of Founder, and of all our Benefactors,” these first diplomas read. Ezra Cornell himself mailed the invitations, and President Andrew Dickson White wrote the wording. Furthermore, The Sun reported that “as was custom of the time, each of the graduates gave a commencement speech.

Among the topics of the day were a plea for female suffrage, a demand that the liberal arts college stimulate the American artist, and a compliment to the genius of the German mind.” Over a century and a half later, the class of 2020 has over 3,000 graduates, so it’s a good thing this tradition was discontinued or else Commencement would have to last much longer than a weekend. The day before commencement, local businesses closed their doors so that the “townspeople, accompanied by their own Knights Templar band,” could “flock up the hill to witness the laying of the cornerstone at McGraw Hall.” The ceremony itself was held down-

C ENTENNIAL C EREMONY

he 1968 centennial graduation proved to be an event to remember. It was scheduled for a Saturday evening on the Arts Quad instead of in Barton Hall, and John W. Gardner, the former secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, was scheduled to speak in addition to the University president. “At the 8 p.m. ceremonies, University President James Perkins will confer 1,891 bachelor’s degrees, 477 master’s degrees and 335 doctoral degrees, totalling approximately 20 more than last year,” The Sun reported that May. Planned festivities included a musical “sing,” a Glee Club concert and banquet and a Senior Party on Alumni Field.

His own flavor | Joe Biden, now a Democratic candidate for president, holds up an ice cream cone flavor named in his honor at C.U. on May 27, 2017.

Ezra’s 1866 - 1960 downtown Ithaca Cornell Library

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ommencement weekend comprises more than 100 events all around campus—from the major ceremonies viewed by thousands to gatherings in the individual schools, colleges, and departments,” according to the Cornell Alumni Magazine. “Given the scale of Commencement, the number of things that have gone wrong over the years is surprisingly low—a tribute to the staff ’s meticulous behind-the-scenes organization.” Banning Champagne bottles on Schoellkopf helped eliminate the “occasional injuries from careening corks.” However, recent grads “inexplicably carted a toilet all the way from the Arts Quad and into the stadium,” and “one incurable romantic caused a minor hubbub when he proposed to his girlfriend on the field in the middle of the ceremony.” Behind the scenes, “a staffer was running to retrieve a ceremonial donation check from backstage during President Bill Clinton’s Convocation speech and nearly got tackled by the Secret Service” in 2004. Ithaca’s weather can also be unpredictable, providing an additional challenge. In 2016, “a now-legendary downpour took organizers unawares, unleashing nearly a quarter of an inch of water in about half an hour … The whole ceremony was dispatched in half an hour, likely making it the shortest Commencement in University history,” according to the Cornell Alumni Magazine. Provost Michael Kotlikoff was still able to deliver his address, sending the graduates off with a message about diversity.“As you leave Schoellkopf today … continue to widen your horizons and take a step or two outside of your comfort zones — build on the diverse and respectful experience of Cornell,” he said, according to The Sun.

S PECIAL S PEAKERS

raditionally, Cornell University Presidents have usually delivered the Commencement speech, with outside speakers being brought in for the Convocation address by a senior class committee since 1985, according to the Cornell Alumni Magazine. Prominent speakers have included alumni such as astronaut Mae Jemison, M.D. ’81 and Bill Nye “The Science Guy” ’77, as well as non-alumni including former President Bill Clinton, former Vice President Joe Biden, poet Maya Angelou, former New York City mayors Rudy Giuliani and Michael Bloomberg and movie star James Franco. Biden, who is now the presumptive Democratic Party nominee for president in the 2020 election, received a scoop of Cornell Dairy’s “Big Red, White and Biden” ice cream and told the Class of 2017 about the need for dignity and CAMERON POLLACK / SUN FILE PHOTO

town at the Cornell Library, which had been donated to the people of Tompkins County by Ezra Cornell, and where “a huge crowd awaited the arrival of the procession, ‘not the least prominent among whom were the fairest ladies ever assembled for a college commencement.’” Commencement moved from downtown to campus in 1883, when it was held at the campus armory. In 1912, the first outdoors commencement was held on Libe Slope, which was utilized as “a natural amphitheater.” Over the years, Commencement also took place in Bailey Hall, Barton Hall and Schoellkopf Field, and has been permanently held in Schoellkopf since 1975.

inclusion, according to The Sun. “I’m so optimistic about your generation that I’m optimistic about this country,” he said, later adding: “It’s time for the country to wake up and ladies and gentlemen of the graduating class of 2017, go out and wake us up.” In 2014, actor Ed Helms, who played fictional Cornellian Andy Bernard on the popular sitcom The Office, delivered the address, asking the crowd, “You do realize I’m not actually Andy Bernard, right? He isn’t a real person. He is a character from a TV show, and I am the actor who played him. Or did you actually invite a fictional person to give this speech?” Helms also offered some apt advice for the outgoing seniors. “As you look ahead and ponder your lives after four years of extensive learning — having been taught by some of the greatest minds on the planet, studying late nights for endless exams and essays — please remember to be a fool,” Helms said.

Memories | A member of the graduating Class of 1955 gazes wistfully at McGraw Tower. In the left distance is Boardman Hall, a companion to Uris Library which would be replaced several years later by Olin Library.

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JOHNATHAN STIMPSON ’21

News Editor

Dining Editor News Editor

MARYAM ZAFAR ’21 City Editor

PETER BUONANNO ’21 ANYI CHENG ’21

ETHAN WU ’21 Opinion Editor

SHIVANI SANGHANI ’20 Assistant News Editor

HUNTER SEITZ ’20

NICOLE ZHU ’21

Assistant News Editor

CHRISTINA BULKELEY ’21

LUKE PICHINI ’22

Assistant Sports Editor

BEN PARKER ’22

Assistant Photography Editor

REMY MARKUS ’22

Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor

Assistant Sports Editor

JING JIANG ’21

Assistant Photography Editor

DANIEL MORAN ’21

Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor

ALICIA WANG ’21

LEI LEI WU ’21

Graphics and Sketch Editor

Layout Editor

DANA CHAN ’21

EMMA WANG ’20

Production Editor

Multimedia Editor

RYAN RICHARDSON ’21

Snapchat Editor

LEANN McDOWALL ’21 Newsletter Editor

GIRISHA ARORA ’20

BREANNE FLEER ’20

ALISHA GUPTA ’20

SHRUTI JUNEJA ’20

Senior Editor

Meredith Liu is graduating from the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. She was the Assistant Managing Editor on The Sun’s 137th Editorial Board, and an Assistant News Editor on the 136th Editorial Board.

AMINA KILPATRICK ’21

Arts & Entertainment Editor Assistant News Editor

Meredith Liu Guest Room

SHRIYA PERATI ’21

Senior Editor

Senior Editor Senior Editor

AMOL RAJESH ’20

KATIE SIMS ’20

Senior Editor

Congratulations Class of 2020 Columnists:

From the Editor

Shone, Shine, Shining IT IS HARD TO QUANTIFY SUNSHINE INTO WORDS. To me, it was competing with my fellow news deskers on the 136th Editorial Board to set a record for the earliest night desking. It was keeping my head above water on the 137th Editorial Board as people looked to 20-year-old me for instruction. It was watching the 138th Editorial Board not only survive a global pandemic but thrive as they brought the highest-quality journalism. Every single person’s sunshine looks a little different based on if they were a reader or writer, browser or die-hard, early riser or night owl. But regardless of what it was that made you shine, we just want to say thank you. Thank you to our readers who pick up our print copies and search our name in their web browsers. Thank you to our critics for helping us improve and reminding us to always make thoughtful and conscious decisions. Thank you to our writers who are the cogs in this whole machine. Thank you to our friends who listened to us fret about impending deadlines and question our decisions to be a part of this organization. Thank you to our parents not yelling at us about the close-calls we’ve all had with homework and exams because we were at the office or just editing one last thing. We saw a pandemic, protests, unbeatable hockey teams, inspiring students, ground-breaking research, and we get to watch as future classes carry on our legacy. There were highs and lows, cloudy days and snowstorms, but every day held a little sunshine at 139 W. State Street and cornellsun.com. For those of us on The Sun, it has been a privilege to serve the Cornell community by providing breaking news, live coverage of sporting events, sharing photos of the snow days people won’t forget, and educating through journalism. Class of 2020, thank you for letting us on The Sun share four years with you. It was the unpaid internship of a lifetime. It will be the answer to many interview questions. It will be the place some of us learned the most. It’s also the place some of us stumbled the most (guilty as charged). But through it all, it was a family, an experience, a challenge, and a once-in-a-lifetime trip around The Sun. Congratulations Class of 2020, we cannot wait to see how brightly you shine.

joined The Sun in fall 2017 for reasons I no longer remember, but I was certain that I would not last a semester. I had never done any journalism in my life, and before college, I had never written anything in English that’s more than 300 words. Somehow, I stuck around and even made it to editorship, but every single day I was down at The Sun’s red brick office in the Commons, I questioned if I was qualified to be there. When I had to call the shots on something, I wondered if the swarm of talented people in the newsroom was actually convinced by my reasonings, or if they were just being nice. I’ve been hyper-aware of who I am since the very beginning of my time in this country, when a customs officer at JFK airport commented on how well I speak English “for a Chinese student” as he stamped on my passport. Throughout college, I have repeatedly been told that my accent and knowledge about America could fool anyone into thinking that I’ve lived here forever. Having a disguise like this did make my life easier in many ways, but it also brought me tremendous guilt, as if I had selfishly escaped the collective fate of being one-dimensionalized by the politics of our home country and assigned to the labels of “spoiled,” “isolated,” “indifferent” and “brainwashed,” even though we too are people with distinct backgrounds, interests and personalities. There’s no way I can know for sure, but as I proudly told everyone that I’m from the beautiful city of Shanghai, I imagined the thought of “why should I trust her to run this newsroom/lead this group/spearhead this project” had at least crossed someone’s mind at some point. So after joining The Sun, I had one goal: I wanted to prove that I can be a good reporter despite growing up without any notion of the free press, for which I have no defense to provide. But then it quickly became something more. As I scoured the campus for stories, I found that neither the uniqueness that comes with my identity or the animosity against it has been given the attention it deserves. I found people habitually staying silent because they thought their story didn’t matter. I found that although The Sun is already much more diverse than many professional newsrooms out there, our focus is still disproportionately set on the select few already bathing in spotlight, all the while the underrepresented minority faculty are fighting against racial bias, the history of LGBTQ activism at Cornell is getting dusty on the shelf and the college experience shared by almost one-fifth of this community has never been made aware to the other 80 percent. Their stories are not being told

because there’s no one listening to them. There’s no one who connects with them or understands what they are going through. Then I decided I want to be that person. I wanted to bring these unheard stories to the front page, not to make any accusations but simply to show that maybe what you know isn’t everything. Sure, you’ve seen some international students don Canada Gooses, but there are also many of us who routinely sleep on airport benches to save money; some of us look like we don’t want to “assimilate” — whatever that means — but not everyone is as privileged as yours truly to have a protective disguise at their disposal, which is forged in years of top-class English education and unlimited exposure to Western pop culture. In some ways, journalism became my first taste at activism. I’m a woman, Asian, Chinese, international student — each of these defines me and none works in my favor. So when there’s no politician or administrator willing to speak up for me and those like me, I have to for my own sake. I wouldn’t dare say that I’ve been any good at it, but if the stories I helped tell had made even just one reader pause and examine their inherent biases as I did many, many times, then I’m proud to have tried. Of course, there’s no way I could’ve navigated this journey alone. So to end this column, here’s a clichéd thank-you section to those who have tolerated, accompanied and inspired me in the past three and a half years: Mom and Dad: Not sure if you’ll even get to this part, and I don’t think I’ll ever let you know just how much I prioritized The Sun over school (so you wouldn’t freak out), but thank you for always believing in me and letting me pursue what I love. Andrea: Thanks for all the cakes and cookies, the knowing winks about Hamilton and Captain America: The Winter Soldier, the late-night conversations, and for being the best roommate and friend anyone could ask for. Anu and Sarah, and the 136th News Board: Meeting you was the best thing that happened to me at Cornell. The caffeine- and Shortstop sandwich-charged nights at 139 W State St. will forever be my fondest memories of college. And finally, Prof. Kaylin O’Dell, English, Suffolk University: Thank you for the kindness and encouragement that you generously showed to the awkward, terrified kid in your FWS class. It meant the world to me, and I probably wouldn’t have joined The Sun and be who I am today without it.

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Opinion

Thank You, Cornell

BreAnne Fleer Guest Room BreAnne Fleer is graduating from the College of Arts and Sciences. She was a Senior Editor on The Sun’s 137th Editorial Board, and a News Editor on the 136th Editorial Board.

hile searching through The Sun’s online archives for a Solar Flashback story last fall, I came across an editorial that touched me profoundly. It was from September 27, 1910, over a century ago, and it captured the very essence of my experience as a Cornellian. “And let us say that you do not realize now the days you are passing through,” it read, addressing new students. “Look back at the remembrance. It is a wholesome existence with room for work and play, room for thought but little thoughtlessness. Not the ‘college life’

whereof you read, nor what you see on flaring posters. But this you surely realize in a day. The future will, as it has for all before, fashion as you desire. Only the broad boundaries have been laid, and within this University sphere is room for your rosiest prospect, if you but work aright.” No other quotation that I have read throughout my four years at Cornell better expresses the ups and downs, trials and tribulations, joys and stresses of being a student here. It is tough. It requires immense focus and determination. Yet, the opportunity to attend this University, and all of the possibilities that it opens up, have made it well worth it. When I was a freshman, standing wide-eyed on the Arts Quad and admiring the old buildings, I euphorically believed the University to be an “academic utopia.” It may have been a slight exaggeration — this was before I took my first prelims — but now, as I graduate, I still feel that exhilaration. Over the course of college, I have studied so many fascinating subjects, pondered so many difficult questions and met so many kind and dedicated friends and acquaintances. I have been constantly inspired by my fellow Sun editors, writers and staff, my classmates and my professors. They are the reason for the unforgettable experiences I have had at Cornell, and they deserve the utmost gratitude. To Cornell, then, I say thank you. Thank you to my peers, my professors, my advisors, the T.A.s who

graded my papers, the chefs who prepared the delicious meals, the staff who kept my favorite buildings up and running. Thank you to all those, past and present, who have made Cornell what it is. Thank you to all who will surely keep Cornell the special place it must be, well after our Class of 2020 has left its halls. While I cannot spend my last day as an undergraduate wearing a cap and gown and eagerly celebrating on campus, wide-eyed and thrilled just as I had been as a freshman, I am humbled and grateful for all of the memories I made at this challenging and wonderful place. Of course, the University itself is imperfect; much reform remains to be done, and changes are required to ensure that every student can have a positive experience. Together, we and our fellow Cornellians can and should make that possible. And the words written by the author of that editorial all those years ago, facing extreme uncertainty just like us—a few short years later the world would be engulfed in war—can help tie together the loose ends that remain. As we end our college years already scattered to the wind, we can turn to the determined Cornellian spirit developed through hard work and cold winters. As the student in 1910 wrote, “The future will, as it has for all before, fashion as you desire.” Whatever comes next, our experiences at Cornell and our solidarity as a graduating class can help us get through.

Whatever comes next, our experiences at Cornell and our solidarity as a graduating class can help us get through.

Rays of Sunshine

Shruti Juneja Guest Room Shruti Juneja is graduating from the College of Arts and Sciences. She was a Senior Editor on The Sun’s 137th Editorial Board, and a News Editor on the 136th Editorial Board.

came to Cornell as a naive, optimistic, wide-eyed freshman, filled with a sense of unbridled excitement about what the future would bring. I left as a cynical, pessimistic senior with bags under my eyes, filled with a sense of overwhelming fear about what the future would bring. Not exactly the profound character development I had been hoping for. Alas, life isn’t a sitcom and happy endings aren’t guaranteed, but I am so incredibly thankful for the many moments of Sunshine I experienced in between an awe-inspiring arrival and a dismal departure during my (almost) four years in Ithaca. Four years ago, I didn’t know what I was going to major in, I didn’t know who my friends would be, I didn’t know which extracurriculars I wanted to join and I especially didn’t know if the brand new winter coat and snow boots I bought would get me through the Ithaca winters. I joined The Sun on a whim during my first semester of college, attending the information session in a large auditorium in Goldwin-Smith. I had never written an article before, and I suddenly found myself constantly reporting on a variety of topics, talking with students, faculty and community members I otherwise never would have met. As a news editor, I went from writing content to assigning content, realizing just how much work goes on behind the scenes to keep The Sun going. Stories would fall through at the last minute and breaking news would occur when least expected, so front pages would have to be redesigned

at a moment’s notice. And as a senior editor, I went through The Sun archives with a colleague to write a series of “Solar Flashbacks” about Cornell history through the eyes of The Sun. Going through the archives was truly fascinating (and not a bad quarantine activity if you’re particularly bored). It was enlightening to see how campus life evolved over the last century and a half, and it was humbling to realize that we were all just a small part of something much bigger than ourselves. I never imagined joining the editorial board when I first arrived at Cornell, but I am honored to have been a small ray of sunshine that contributed to such a star of an institution. One of the quotes that stood out to me while digging through the archives is this one from Sun editor E.W. Huffcut 1884: “No one expected [The Sun] to live. In fact it was commonly predicted that it would not last a month, a week.” It’s kind of crazy to think that The Sun almost didn’t make it to the present day, because my college experience would certainly have been different, but it was reassuring to know that the previous editors were nothing more than students like us, filled with confusion and uncertainty, but driven by a sense of purpose. The Sun definitely lasted more than a week or a month, becoming an integral institution that persisted through previous epidemics and world wars and even endured a factional split that briefly produced two Suns in 1893. And the reason The Sun has survived

trate on editing stories amidst intense Nerf Gun battles, venturing to the upstairs floor of The Sun office solely for celebrations and walking back uphill to campus from the Commons after a long night of desking “just for the fun of it.” I have been so impressed by how the newest editorial board has risen to the challenge of providing such thorough and informative reporting during a global pandemic, and I have every faith that these rays of Sunshine will continue to keep The Sun shining brightly through these dark times. On my flight to Ithaca in the fall of 2016, I read the paper copy of the entire freshman issue of The Sun, feeling that it so appropriately captured my feelings of anticipation, and entered campus proud to be a Cornellian. On my flight out of Ithaca in the spring of 2020, I scrolled through the headlines on The Sun app on my phone (before switching it to airplane mode of course), feeling that it so appropriately covered all the continuing chaos, and left campus proud to be a Cornellian. If this column hasn’t contained enough sappy cliches and cheesy sentiments, I’ll end on this note. Like many seniors, I initially felt a sense of profound loss about senior spring and graduation, but after processing my feelings I realized, “How lucky am I to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard” (which I thought must have been a quote from a romcom, but Google has informed me that it is apparently from Winnie the Pooh by A.A. Milne). There were a lot of things I didn’t get to properly say goodbye to. I pulled my last all-nighter in the Cocktail Lounge, thinking I’d be back there again soon to study for finals. I had my last Cosmopolitan at Ruloffs, thinking I’d be back there again soon for another trivia night. I ordered my last pizza bagel at CTB, thinking that I’d be back there again soon for another brunch. I ate my last soup at Zeus, thinking that I’d be back there again soon after another class. I watched my last sunset on the slope, thinking that I would be back there again soon for a final Slope Day. I said casual goodbyes to various peers and acquaintances, thinking I would see them again soon at graduation. Yet despite the way it all ended, I still feel lucky that I found so many people, places and memories that made me proud to be a Cornellian. The Class of 2020 will forever be impacted by what we experienced on and off campus. But we were a small part of something bigger than ourselves, we were each rays of sunshine that helped make Cornell the shining star that it is, was and will continue to be.

Some of my favorite memories of college will definitely include undertaking midnight snack runs to Shortstop Deli ... and walking back uphill to campus from the Commons after a long night of desking “just for the fun of it.” and thrived all these years is because of the endless energy countless of dedicated editors and writers have poured into it. I’d like to give a huge shout out to the 136th Editorial Board’s news crew (you know who you are) — you were a fantastic team to work with and always inspired me to be a better editor and a better person. Some of my favorite memories of college will definitely include undertaking midnight snack runs to Shortstop Deli, complaining about why Sunstyle doesn’t use the Oxford comma, brainstorming alliterative photo captions and puns, sitting in “the corner” of CTB, sending memes on Slack and GroupMe, procrastinating in Klarman KG42, watching horror movies after all stories had been published for the night, attempting to concen-

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Final Sunset

Girisha Arora Guest Room Girisha Arora is graduating from the College of Arts and Sciences. She was a Senior Editor on The Sun’s 137th Editorial Board, Managing Editor on the 136th Editorial Board, and an Assistant News Editor on the 135th Editorial Board.

fter four years of being a reporter on the objective side of things, I’ve often dreaded this graduation column. I’m not very good at articulating how I feel, and definitely don’t think I’m a great writer. So I’m going to stick to the basics and do what I know best: talk about The Sun. When I first got to Cornell, I followed the advice that almost all of us receive and tried new things. I signed up for way too many listservs at Club Fest and attended a lot of G-bodies as that excited freshman during the first semester. Being an international student, I think I tried even harder to find the “community” that was promised, hoping that at least one of the groups I signed up for would give me that feeling of belonging that I was looking for thousands of miles away from home. Thankfully, one of the many organizations that I put my name down for that freshman fall was “the oldest, continuously independent” college newspaper, and over the years while everything else has fallen to the wayside — trekking down to the ivy covered building in the corner of the Commons became a constant over my time at Cornell — and I’m so glad it did. The Sun is unlike any other organization on this campus. I’ve been told multiple times to quit, because my friends firmly believe that being a full-time journalist while also being a Cornell student is ridiculous, and that nothing justifies staying up till 2 a.m. to put

together a newspaper multiple nights every week with the expectation of being present in your 8:40 the next day. I managed to ignore their well-meaning advice through my college career, and while my GPA isn’t faring much better because of it, it gave me the Cornell experience that far exceeded my expectations. What I love about The Sun is that even though it is in every way a trial by fire — too often I was writing an article instead of studying for the prelim I had the next day, and on multiple occasions lumbered into Zeus running on very few hours of sleep — but it introduced me to some of the most hard-working and passionate people I’ve ever met who I can now call some of my closest friends. Not everyone who works at The Sun wants to go into journalism (I don’t either), but it’s still a collection of people who have a crazy level of commitment to a job that pays them nothing, and they’re all somehow sort of into 80s music and get a great deal of joy drinking copious amounts of Andre. So while I still do not want to be a journalist — between the numerous correction emails, trips to Shortstop, long conversations in KG42, and page redesigns minutes away from deadline — I found that community that I was looking for. The Sun isn’t perfect, and anybody who tells you otherwise is wearing rose-colored glasses. Going from a writer, to an editor, to just a washed up senior who is around, I know that everyone may not feel the same sense of community that I’m talking about here. But there is something for everyone at this organization, and if you give it a chance, it may end up taking you by surprise. While the sunsets on the slope, the continuous search for an empty table at Zeus and midnight tacos at Dos Amigos will all be fond memories of my time at Cornell, this shortened semester took away my final months at 139 W State Street, and that’s what I’m going to miss the most. These last two months have taught me that life is unpredictable and what matters most, is the people who stick by you as you go through the cliched ups and downs. I’ve never been the emotional type, more pragmatic and “stoic” as some of my closest high school friends may say, but I’ve realized that letting people know that they are greatly appreciated is also extremely important. So I’m going to attempt to put those thoughts to words and give a shout out to all those who I am so deeply thankful for, because they made my time at The Sun what it was:

To the news crew of 136: people often look back at the year they spend as managing editor as some of their worst semesters at Cornell — constantly stressful, filled with correction emails and the burden of running The Sun weighing heavily on their shoulders. While I did get my fair share of all that, the people I shared this experience with made it a time to remember fondly. Each and every one of you brought something so different to the table, but over the course of endless hours of desking, wine nights and movies, you all became the support structure that I never knew I needed. Thank you for an amazing year, and for some of my best Cornell memories. I’m sure you know that there’s always a couch available for y’all in whichever city I end up in. Alisha, if there’s one person who knows the craziness I went through, it’s you. Thank you for being there whenever I needed you. I wish that instead of being stuck in quarantine, Megan, you and I could be on a road trip blasting early 2000s bops and getting sage advice in a random Denny’s in the middle of nowhere. Josh, I know I didn’t end up signing up for design, but I think I managed to somehow finesse these last 3 years. Thanks for setting the standards and answering all my questions, hopefully my turn at the helm wasn’t too disastrous. Jacob, we had our fair share of controversy, and I don’t think I could have managed it all without you. Thanks for making sure that our favorite college daily is still thriving. Sarah, thank you for taking the organization to new heights after I managed to stumble through the year I was in charge. I’m going to miss our non-verbal communications and the continuous stream of puns. Maryam, I know that with you in charge The Sun is in safe hands even in its most uncertain times. You will never cease to inspire me; thank you for not saying no to writing articles before your orgo prelims, and hope you can keep up the tradition of ordering Thai food for the entire newsroom. To my illustrious roommates at 407, you’ve been there when I’ve come back up the hill at an insane hour ready to listen to a rant or just be there while I recount my day. Thanks for letting me turn the house into a Sun annex. College without you guys would have been a lot less entertaining, and definitely filled with much less knowledge about FIFA. Gonna miss bugging y’all once this is over.

The Sun introduced me to some of the most hard-working and passionate people I’ve ever met.

As Seen on TV time at The Sun. The news is an exciting, and simple, proposition. If you can just find the relevant information and get it out to the people in a compelling way, you can make life better! It’s thrilling and addictive to believe in the direct and undisputable impact of reporting the news. Even joining The Sun to spout baseless opinions in the Arts section, playing a role in this great truth-seeking endeavor was inspiring. I was in awe every day by the diligence and courage that went into every news story that The Sun published. I was also in awe, but in the scared way instead of the good way, every day, of the amount of work I had committed myself to doing as an editor of The Sun. Katie Sims is graduating from the College of Agriculture and Life The Newsroom begins Sciences. She was a Senior Editor on The Sun’s 137th Editorial Board, with an awful rant by the Associate Editor on the 136th Editorial Board, lead character, a reporter, and Art & Entertainment Editor on the 135th Editorial Board. who is disappointed that he can no longer rationalize American cultural supremacy, and finds an easy blame: he best fictional dramatization of a newsroom is the downfall of journalism. We know that transparency the 2012-2014 HBO series The Newsroom. The and public accountability is necessary to a functioning best dramatization of a newsroom, though, is the democracy, but in my time since editing The Sun, I feel Sun office. like I have more questions than answers about how that They have a lot in common: ringing phones, dry can happen. humor, hair-trigger reactivity, lots of take-out, late The assumptions, norms and values which a reporter nights, more coffee, love-hating co-workers, excitement, brings (consciously or not) to a story will always change frustration. it. Plenty of people have argued to me that good reportIt’s regrettable that The Newsroom doesn’t have scenes ers leave these biases behind when they are interviewing about being late to a meeting because you were playing and writing. That’s a hopeful and impossible ideal, and mini golf with the other editors or when you have an the biases that are said not to exist are the most pernioffice slumber party and watch The Proposal. But their cious. main characterizations about journalists — as seekers of So if you can’t do objectivity, what do you do? I’m not goodness and truth, tireless and exhilarated workers and sure, but holding on to the assertion that journalism is self-righteous investigators — mapped accurately to my indisputably virtuous doesn’t help us find out.

Katie Sims Guest Room

While I know it is not all good, I am sure The Sun continues to better Cornell. And I am sure, no matter how acerbic my offhand comments about the workload are, I am better for my time spent at 139 West State Street. I’m better for the most joyous group of friends you could have in Megan Roche ’19, Emma Williams ’19, and Brian LaPlaca ’18. I’m better for debates and discussions with Jacob Rubashkin ’19, with whom I learned more than most of my classes. I’m better for the five editors who succeeded me in my roles, whose perceptiveness and aptitude has blown me away. I worked with dozens of other editors who were all astonishingly bright and conscientious, and dozens of writers whose reflections and analyses and knowledge changed the way I move through the world. It was a privilege to have a job working with such good people and reading such interesting writing. Finally, there are many people outside of The Sun who do invaluable work to keep it running. Several friends of mine were particularly understanding of the weird time commitment and stresses of working on the paper, and I’m grateful for their patience and care. I am so appreciative of my parents, as well. My mom’s loving support has underlain everything, and I’m thankful for her propensity to stay up late enough for me to call her, sad or frustrated, when my pages were submitted for the night. I have been called a disappointment to my father twice in this paper, but all jokes aside, I am an apple fallen very close to the tree and my dad’s advice and encouragement has been unceasing. To all of you, and for all of that, thank you.

I was in awe every day by the diligence and courage that went into every news story.

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The following provisional list of degree candidates for graduation is neither ofﬁcial or ﬁnal.

BACHELOR OF ARTS In Arts and Sciences Meredith Hannah Abato Reem Abdalla Ariana Abdulmassih Mahiro Abe Ahoefa Andréa Abita Christine Abiyou Kyle Sarah Abrams Charlie Giovanni Accurso Erie Martin Adames Giuliano Mario Addessi Evan Benjamin Adler Trey Elliot Aguirre James Kenneth Ross Aimer Leah Hope Ajmani Aubrey Cornelia Mae Alabanza Akers Denise Adejumoke Alabi Frances Leah Alani Maximilian George Albicker Hummd Damita Ali Khan Shakhzoda Alimdjanova Brian Emile Alle Sharon-Rose Joy Alonzo Gabriella Grace Alvarez Chiara Stella Alvisi Dean Michael Ames Chloe Harriet Amsterdam Jacqueline Uchenna Anaeto Meredith Rose Anderer Peter Anderson Nighat Ansari Helen Greer Antell Matthew Donald Anticoli Nana Kwaku Antwi Samanta Arenas Matthew Samuel Armstrong Miranda Jean Arnold Girisha Arora Roger G. Arrieux III Andrew Arriz Lizeth Arzate Reyes Keenan Thomas Ashbrook Hannah Marie Ong Ashby Corey James Atkins Ian Cameron Atkinson Jonathan Wesley Avery Koreoluwade Oluwadunsin Ayoade Allison Elizabeth Baal Reagan Jennifer Bachman Catherine Kyoko Badding Griﬃn Cole Bader Jae Won Baek Bernard Baffoe-Mensah Nicholas Dean Bagley Hai Yang Bai Juliana Bain Jacob R. Baker William Donnelly Baker Nathan Bala Diana Michelle Bank Natasha Frances Burns Barnes Annie Kathryn Barnett Chryssanthi Ioannis Barris Iyanah Firdaus Bativala Chloe Elizabeth Bausano Jeremy Stewart Baxter Sophia Beaudoin JeNaye Olivia Beavers Adam Jesse Bechler Dena Lauren Behar Jack Brophy Beichert Helena Belhumeur Carolyn Mary Bell Stephanie Ann Bell Noah Daniel Chapman Belser Aeden Jeffery Bempong Abigail Georgianna Benkert Emily Elizabeth Beres Cole Pollack Berke Jacquelyn Elizabeth Berman Anne Bernard Karli Madison Berry Arjun Bhalla Akhil Venkata Bhandaru Aditya Vardhan Bhardwaj William Archer Chiropolos Biggs RitaAnn Biscello Kendall Ann Bixler Priya Blair Christopher Payton Bland Nicole Swan Nio Blumenfeld Petra-Maria Bonna Olivia June Bono Jeremy Borden Boris Botchev Nassima Hillary Boukhalfa Jaime Claire Bourbonnais Hanne Maren Boveng Luke Bowden Kathryn Slater Bower Jackson Miles Boyd Nicole Emily Bradbury Maya Claire Bradley Dakota Grace Bragato Samuel Lew Brantly Andrew James Brodrick Jordan James Broihier Sean Elliott Brooks Carter Nelson Brown Diana Lauren Buchanan Allan Harrison Buchness Kunal Budhiraja Gabriel Steed Buffey Clare Darcy Burhenne Talia Burns Caroline Margaret Busch Helen Paffenbarger Butler Rosario Caballero Lucie Mary Dominique Cahierre Aylin Cakar Ashley Yomyra Calderon

Melanie Calderon-Lemus Daytawn Benjamin Campbell Sadea Campbell Arthur Campello Penelope Minerva Campos Margaret Neet Canﬁeld Alexander Peter Canzone Yuqing Cao Nico Luigi Capalongo Kaylee Belle Capruso Johnathon Richard Carboni MacDonald Gray Carden Bryn Alexis Carickhoff Kelsey Marie Carpenter Dillon Randolph Bardshar Carroll John Michael Caruso, Jr. Victoria Carmen Casarrubias Max Hanauer Cassell Luna Castelli Jennifer Cohen Catalano Michael Walter Catanese Leo Joseph Catapano Ludvig Albin Olle Cedemar Diana Andrea Ceron Marie Kathleen Ceske Alexander Donghun Cha Hyun Do Cha Jennifer Chai Sourabh Chakraborty Mandy Chan Kalen Wei Chang Charles Meng Chao Elizabeth Chartier Kyla Eliana Chasalow Arjun Chaturvedi Sydnie Soﬁa Chavez Max Joseph Chazen Allan Chege Du Chen Emily Chen Emmy L. Chen Erin Lu Chen Haonan Chen I-Kai Chen Jiankun Chen Jiayi Chen Kathleen Chen Kevin Justin Chen Matthew Chen Michael Chen Sitian Chen Yongyu Chen Crystal Cheng Derek Sirui Cheng Ricardo Robert Cheng Nadezhda Chernova Kyrylo Chernyshov Tracy Chui Ying Cheung Ellenor Chi Caleb Chiam Anirudh Dhananjay Chitale Austin McArthur Chiu Harrison Parker Chiu Jang Hyun Cho Min Jeong Cho Minsung Cho Hong-Seok Choe Michael June Hong Choe Angela Soyeon Chon Christina Juwon Chong Lauren Chong Darren Lap Kong Chow Emily Chuan Chow Eliza Christman-Cohen Thomas Andrew Chu Gregory Jae Chung Nicholas Tsubasa Cintron Michael Alexander Cirelli, Jr. Emma Dana Clark Rebecca Nobrega Clark Jack Douglas Clarke Eden Jaia Clingham-David Rebecca Clouthier Graham Harrison Cohen Jhanae A. Cole Kiernan Coles Leyanna Enam Adanna Collier-Thomas Maria Therese Congenie David Sherman Connelly Matthew Ciro Conte Onintze Contreras Jack Alexander Cook Elise Juliet Cording Javier Correa John Damian Correa Coles Baldwin Cotter Mollie Elisabeth Cramer Madeline Irene Crawford Caitlin Rose Cronin Tredarin Crumbley Harrison Zhiyu Cui Jintana Cunningham Maya Olivia Ticzon Cutforth Laura Kate Cvetkovski Hannah Rose Dahl Michael Sebastian D'Alessandro Sharon Tuyetvi Dang Teresa Datta Tomas Alonso de las Casas Stefano Gruber de Oliveira Jared Thomas DeCesare Christine Zheng Deep Athena Alyce Delgado Plato Alexander Deliyannis Yuhan Deng Andrew Joseph Denkewicz Andrew Michael DeRosa Jennifer DeRosa Emma Lilly Marie Dewil Katherine Jane Ann DeWinter Christopher Daniel Diaz Wenyu Ding Jeremy Pierce Dingle Abigail Grace Dittmar Lauren Allegra Divack Jessica Dobler Monica Julianna Doerr Olivia Erin Domingue Sylvan Donenfeld Lucero Sofía Dorantes Michael Scott Downey George Driskell III Frederick William Driver IV Peter Levi Duchovni Caroline Coughlin Dudley Ian Nicholas Robert Duke Clive Anthony Duncan Maryyam Durrani Ryan Kavi Dutta Matthew Michael Dykes Cassidy Elizabeth Eassa Prince Shadrach Edouard Sanithia Edwards Joshua Eibelman Ruwanthi Nayanthara Ekanayake Ella Albright Ekstrom

Ryan Elbashir Luke Alan Ellert-Beck Elizabeth Nicole Elorza Islam Elsaid Isis Maria Encinas Benjamin Todd Engbers Nancy Engel Daniel Scott Engelson Ryan Jeewoo Eom Darnell Epps Ugonna Erinne Leah Ellen Tatiana Eshelman Drake Edward Eshleman Ellianne Karen Espinoza Karena Devi Etwaru Sophia Elise Evans Alex Matthew Ewald Joshua Samuel Fagin Afsaneh Faki Sokhna Mously Fall Kelly Junn Wei Fam Vivian Chang Fan Zhengzhang Fang Alonzo James Farley, Jr. Marta Marie Faulkner Yang Fei Russell Barrett Feinman Amanda Feldman Maximilian Robert Fernandez Matthew Creason Ferraro Victoria Patricia Fibig Elias Yirgalem Filfile Benjamin Patrick Finegan Pablo Fiori Meghan Marta-Lauren Flanigen BreAnne Killeen Fleer Zoe Abigail Flores Paula Fogel Alexander William Fowkes Maya Yael Frai Matthew Richard Fricke Charles Barott Friedberg Ryan Andrew Friedmann Travis Michael Fristoe Jacqueline Rachel Fuentes Riley Ann Fukano Natalie Fung Rachel Gallagher Jose Gamarra Vanathi Ganesan William M. Gao Yu Gao Gwen Llewellyn Gardner Ruoqi Ge David Gregory Gelikman Sosna A. Gellaw Ethan Coffin Geller Beth Hannah Gentsch Marisa Elizabeth Gerard Logan Joseph Gershon Mohini Prashant Gharpure Isabel Parker Gibbons Jibran Gilani Aneil Singh Gill Alexandra Logan Ginsberg Renée Noëlle Girard Martin Maina Githinji Peter Gordon Glass Anna Sophia Godek William Schorsch Goetz Michael John Golden Nicholas William Goldowsky-Dill Spencer Goldsmith Lauren Isabel Goldstein Lauren Sydney Goldstein Jesus E. Gomez Samuel Murray Gomez Angela Erqi Gong Christopher Paul Gonzalez Cristian Andrew Gonzalez Ethan Francis Goolish Paula Gorniaczyk Griffith George Gosnell Hannah Michelle Gottesman Leonardo Grageda Kennedy Crystal Graves Madeleine Beatrice Gray Sydni Green Alexander Gates Greenberg Carson Raymond Gresens Nathalie Dana Griffiths Sarah Christine Griffiths Caroline Craft Groves Jonathan Nelson Gruhin Mingxin Gu Jizheng Guan Jiayi Guo Matthew Guo Willis Guo Alisha Gupta Komal Gupta John Gray Gustafson Alexandra Martha Gutierrez Angel Gutierrez Diala Haddad Jack Hadfield Bryan Riley Hagelin Zora Crnković Hahn Abigail Eskinder Hailu Cynder Lam Haines Eve Hallock Mikaela Jacklyn Hamilton Adrianne Jay Han Yuchen Han Nicholas Elwood Hansen Shaheer Haq Kiana Janell' Harrell Emily Kathryn Hasser Zachary Keith Hawley Austin Rae Haycox Eileen Hayes Daniel Hayon Horace He Kaitlyn Grace Hefferline Selma Helal Amy Jocelyn Heliseva Miles J. Henshaw Eliza Hering Marina Hernandez Mauricio Wladimir Hernandez William Hernandez Tjaden Adam Hess Ryan James Hill Matthew Francis Hillock Cari Jacqueline Himel Katherine Margaret Hintlian Anya Bohn Hoaglund Leah Rose Hoffman Jacob Michael Hogge Andrea Hohman Elizabeth Claire Holzknecht Joshua Hong Phoebe Cecilia Honscheid Rebecca Gabrielle Horowitz Victoria Rose Horrocks Kyra Virginia Houle Alexia Oria Howell Stephanie H. Hoyt

Charlene Lilyann Hsu Eric Y. Hu Shanwen Hu Shengyuan Hu Joanna Hua Baiwei Huang Michael Huang Ori Maile Huang Wenxin Huang Yuanyun Huang Audrey Nan Huelskamp Matthew Colville Hull Scott Michael Hurwitz Yi-Ning Hwang Kevin Robert Hybels Alexandra Alexandrova Iankoulska Hector Enrique Ibanez Marine-Ayan Ibrahim Aibo Phoebe Ose Natalie Ilevbare Abdullah Islam Muhammad Tauﬁq Ismail Robert D. Jablonski III Malek Quincy Jacobs Yash Jaggi Tameem Amani Jahan Hannah Lee James Hyewon Jang Jin Hwan Jang Jake Arthur Januzelli Michelle Lynn Jarcho Rene Nicholas Jean-Baptiste Clayton Macgregor Jeffrey John Garrett Jester Mana Jhaveri Alex Lan Jiang Haoran Jiang Kathie Jiang Xiao Han Jiang Larisa Jiao Austen Joa Nicholas Alexander Johansen Michael Douglas Johns, Jr. Gabriella Alexis Johnson Jamilia Kimoya Johnson Kayla Nicole Johnson Madeline Johnson Brent Joshua Jones Mark Abel Jones Nile Nevin Jones Sophie Marie Jones Bhimamongol Jotikasthira Nicole Jourdain Kayla Anne Joyner Shruti Juneja Lucas Jensen Jurgensen Aditi Nandkishor Kabra Justin Young-Seung Kae Rhea Maria Kairouz Armine Stephanie Kalbakian Sahithi Kalvakota Justin Taemin Kang Ryan Kannanaikal Claire Vivian Kao Chrysoula Sylvia Kapelonis Kabir Shantanu Kapoor Isay Samsonovich Katsman Omer Aziz Kayhan Khaddy Kebbeh Medina Keita Chinmaey Kanchan Kelkar William Brady Kellum II Sterling Wayne Kelly Audrey Josephine Kennedy Edy Vélez-Valentín Kennedy Adam Robert Kennon Lakshmi Krishna Kesari Behram Mashal Khan Simran Jyoti Khosla Chelsea Elizabeth Kiely Allison Kim Dean Kim Elizabeth Grace Kim Haram Kim Ji Yoon Kim Joseph Chanwoo Kim Jung-Bon Kim Jungyun Helena Kim Kevin S. Kim Seonah Kim Seong Hwan Kim Stephany So Hyung Kim Sungkwon Kim Taeho Kim Henry Jacob Klausner Caroline Rebecca Kleiner Holly Elizabeth Klimowicz Anna Louise Kline Aliza Jane Klingenstein Taylor Knibb Nina Knight Lucy Hubbard Knox Kristen Ko Caleb Alvin Koch Kimberly Koh Jaspreet Singh Kohli Klaudia Kokoszka John Charles Kolesar Soumeeka Koneru Daniel Joshua Konviser Elijah Tariq Fine Koreman Gabriel Tariq Fine Koreman Ohad Riff Koronyo Dana Kost Andrei Andreevich Kozyrev Olivia Krawitt William Harris Kremer Ajay Krishnakumar Julian Maxwell Roberts Kroll Jacob Paul Kruger Eashaan Kumar Joseph Kuo Andrew Steven Kuramoto Shiana Ann Kuriakose Sylvie Jane Kuvin Joshua Kwan Hoggie Kwon Hyun Suk Kwon Lisa Angela LaBarbera David Labib Benjamin Blumstein Ladabaum Darnnel Corey Lahens Gabriel August Lane Marin Emily Langlieb Brooke Faith Laskowsky Elizabeth Grace Latham Barr Lavi-Romer Anh Nam Le Chloé Luce Le Moing Andre Ezekiel Lee Anna Grace Lee Ashlynn Mika Lee Benjamin Yi-Lin Lee Chi Kyu Lee Danica Morgan Lee Dong Hyun Lee Ethan Tom Lee Hayan Lee Hyun Seo Lee

Jason Lee Jonathan Sungwoon Lee Joshua Patrick Lee Junyoung Lee Juyoung Lee Juyoung Lee Megan Elizabeth Lee Moon Hyung Lee Richie Lee Wing Kay Nicole Lee Zachary Jungmo Lee Theodore Leeds Armstrong Blair Elizabeth Legere Isaac Norman Legred Edison Lei Jessica Hannah Olessya Leipman Emma Claypoole Lester Agustin Jose Letelier Aaran Leviton Leo Alexander Levy Paige Lewis Ann Li Emma Xiang-Qi Li Frank Li Han Chao Li Jingjing Li Jingjun Li Michael James Li Mike Yunxuan Li Naomi Weiyi Li Robert Li Sarah Bin Li Shuman Li Vivian Mengxue Li Yifan Li Alan Sixiao Liang Brian Lin Jennifer Lin Kevin Lin Zhiqiu Lin Zifan Lin Ilan Alexander Lindenfeld Harrison Matthew Lipsky Changyang Liu Hongzhe Liu Jeffrey Liu Jianda Liu Sabrina Jenshing Liu Shenyu Liu Ching Liuhuang Michelle Lo Kieran Allen Loehr Julia Mei Loh Aaron Loo Laura Melissa Lopez Luis Guillermo Lopez Cabrera Jia Xian Lou Zheng John Jeffry Louis IV Sabrina Ellen Lourie Jiaxi Lu Yu Lu Travis Hunter Lucas Justin Lue Nina Olga Lueders Kevin Patrick Luo Yiqing Luo Emanuele Lusso Erin Mackenzie Lynch Wenyuan Ma Xingyu Ma Austin Mack Aidan R. Mackenzie Griﬃn Mark Maduzia Tristan Andrew Magloire Kira Zhixiao Magnani Ramy Rasmy Mahmoud Samy Rasmy Mahmoud John Michael Mahoney Joe-Yee Mak Georgia Makris Rebecca Flank Maksimovic Jai Bergner Malhotra Isabel Lila Malina Claire Lillian Malkin Caroline Elizabeth Mameesh Lidia Barira Mandava Matthew Jacob Mann Yue Mao Alexa Marcasciano Antony Cheung Mare Stephanie Renee Mark Luz Anna Martes Christopher Stewart Martin Gavin Cole Martin Lucy Casey Martin Cecilia Martindale Daniel Jairo Martinez Daniel Bradley Marzagalli Isabelle Mashkouri Michael Jonathan Massiah Daniel Ralph Massillon Adam Jacob Masters John Michael Ralph Mastroberti Maria Alexa Mastropieri Laura Alexandria Mastrosimone Andrew Alexander Mata Caio Mauricio De Oliveira Jacob Michael May Joseph Louis McAllister Sean Patrick McCoy Lisa Meixner McCullough Michael Gilmer McGinnis David Charles Medeiros Zain Mehdi Sabira Mehjabin Zachary Kyle Menchaca Charles Theodore Mencke Raul Daniel Mendez, Jr. Abigail Mulatu Mengesha Charles Metzger Peter Lee Meyer Elise Julia Michaels William Ryder Miklavcic William Michael Miksic Julia W. Miller Zachary Max Milles Elizabeth Rose Milstein Kyongtae Min Peter Jeffrey Minch Neil Michael Minet Constantin Yuri Miranda Ally Jeanne O'Connell Mirin Aaryaman Mishr Isaac David Mitchell Sakura Mitsonomi Joseph John Mo Nandita K. Mohan Anish Mohile Mikhail Alexandrovich Molodyk Madeline Jean Monaco Brianna Amber Montalvo Christian Alexander Montenegro Victoria Isabel Montero Adam Jonathan Montgomery Kee Bum Moon Kyle Thomas Moore Natalie Elisabeth More

Charles Thomas Morgan Marc Morizono Indeesh Mukhopadhyay Alexander Mule Yitzhak Menashe Muroff Mariel Hathaway Murphy Payton Lane Sobul Murphy Seamus Murphy Isaiah Devin Murray Regan Elyse Murray Sarah Murray Tadiwa Musiiwa Lydia Mabel Musmanno Ryan Joseph Musto David Mwanjabala Luke Michael Mysliwy Gautham V. Nagesh Gabriella Joelle Benchetrit Naggar Connie Nappier IV Rachel Susanne Nash Joshua David Nathanson Hopey Frances Naumes-Givens Michael Nazzaro Bianca Negron Bradley Spencer Neufeld Karan Newatia Kai Jie Marcus Ng Samantha Y. Ng Alan Nguyen Brendon Thuong Nguyen Jonathan R. Ni Tyler Briant Nierstedt Emily Mayumi Nishiwaki Claire Elizabeth Noack Thomas Joseph Nolan, Jr. James Thomas Norris Nicole Tamara Nudelman Luke Kanina Nyalala Ian Achira Ochola Francis Edward O'Dowd III Aaron Hyunsu Ogita Michael Allan Aranga Ogongo Benjamin Sebin Oh Caleb Sanghyuck Oh Iyaniwura Olapeju Adunni Olarewaju Nicole Silva Oliveira Jenna Oliver Anne-Sophie Olsen Daniel Salvatore O'Mahony Kristin Hope O'Neill Christian Bernard Ong Chukwuebuka S. Onwuchekwa Destiny Mariah Orantes Andrea Buenaventura Orduña Ellie Jeanne O'Reilly Dana Lee O'Rourke Cole Edward Ortiz Emily Kathleen Ortwein Etinosa Osagie Jonathan Tiger Ou Joseph Otieno Outa Juliette R. Ovadia Adeyemi A. Oyemade Lily Pagan Gannon Joseph Palmiter Tatiana Pankratova Christopher Jeffrey Paradis Richa Bhadresh Parikh Christopher Sunwoo Park Eugene Park Natalie Anne Parker Samwise Thomas Parkinson Scott Shull Partington Pooja Piyush Patel Kyra Patton Valery Raquel Pena Ana Penavic Alexander Philip Perel Indiana Jacob Perez Jesus Perez Matthew Hamilton Peroni Rudy Nicolo Peterson Dang Cao Pham Henry Phan Jesse Odame Phillips Annika Pinch Michael David Pinelis Andreas Peter Pablo Pintado-Urbanc Carmen Poon Colton Leroy Poore Allen Tyrone Porterie, Jr. Isabel Pottinger Isabel Louisa Bishop Povey Dalton Lee Price Haoxing Pu William Martin Pundyk Huan Qi Christopher Qian Nancy Qin Shuhao Qing Yu Que Alexander Lee Quian Ryan Thomas Quinn Evan Paul Rabenold Thomas William Rachman Raymone Samir Radi Nicholas Errol Rahim Choudhury Fahim Rahman Kimaya Rajeev Raje Amol Rajesh Christina Shannon Ralston Abhirami B. Ramakrishnan Nidharshan Ramesh Neha Bhimesh Rao Rashmi Rao Aniroodh Ravikumar Jake Joseph Read Nethan Srikar Reddy Julia Simone Reeves Tomas Aaron Reimer Kathryn Christine Reis Christine Nelly Soﬁa Relander Caroline Ressler Jose Ignacio Revuelta Sophia Reynolds Camilo Stefano Segundo Reynolds-Dominguez, Jr. Kiersten Elizabeth Rhodes Quinn Simone Riccitelli Sahara Justice Richardson Anthony Patrick Ricketts Kelsey Riffkin Cameron Francis Riley Kelly Elaine Riopelle Julie Lynne Rissman Joshua Allan Roberts Zoe Eve Roberts Jodi Elisa Robertson Carolyn Therese Roche Andrea Beatriz Rodriguez Lucia Ynes Rodriguez

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Nataly Yudit Rodriguez Mauricio Deric Jonviet Rollins Juliette Rolnick Michael Elliot Rones Emily Shane Rosenbaum Rachel Freya Rosenberg Reed Alexander Rosenberg Katherine Diane Rosenberger Andrew Marc Rosenblatt Derek Jonathan Rosenzweig Caroline Taylor Rossi Kira Alexandra Roybal Eliana Rozinov James Alexander Rubin Jesus Ruiz Emma Curtis Runge Lauren Noval Russell Lauren Ilana Rutzen Cameron Ryan Margo Strong Rybeck Bahareh Yaseen Saadatmand Hartek Sabharwal Shilpa Sadhasivam Catherine Sadoff Katerina Sadov Jenelle Marcelle Safadi Siham Safir Elaine Rachel Sagalchik Kareena Sagar Tarannum Sarwat Sahar Matthew Salazar Josué Saúl Sánchez Peter Rafael Sanchez, Jr. Chelsea Mackenzie Sanders Peter Hyde Sanderson Shivani Prashant Sanghani Tharun Pratap Sankar Daniel Sanky Stephen Andrew Sansoterra Benjamin Santana Alina Marie Santiago Temitayo Olubunmi Sanusi Nikhil Saraf Murali Manohar Saravanan Michael Joseph Sarkis Olivia Green Sartorius Kai Saunders Bryan Michael Scanapieco Alexandra Margot Scharf Ryan Lee Scheinberg Peter John Scherbak Jared Scherl Jamie Abrams Schiff Olivia Rene Schmalfuss Victoria Catherine Schneller Jacob Harold Schoifet Thomas Howard Schreffler Nicole Celia Schumaker Raven Ariel Schwam-Curtis David Andrew Schwardt Katarina Louise Schwartsman Matthew Schwimmer Julianna Schwindt Christine Elizabeth Scott Catherine Eiko Seita Hunter Graeme Seitz Katherine Rose Selley Scott Reid Semaya Niranjan Senthilkumar Prajanan Senthilkumar Linus Setiabrata Meera Prafulchandra Shah Stanley Shao Jillian Maris Shapiro Armaan Sharma Elizabeth Helen Marjorie Sharp Anna Shats Grace Shau Megan She Cynthia Xiyuan Shen Eric Jyh-Yu Shen Yuchen Shen Shiyi Sheng Caroline Helen Shepanzyk Nicholas Reid Shepard Yixin Shi Evan Lewis Shields Ellen Rachel Shulina Stephanie Shum Delilah Ruth Siegel Katha Komal Sikka Rohan Seve Sikka Jeremy Samson Silverman Akshat Singh Vidit Singhal Kriti Sinha Philip Lawrence Sink Adalix Siri Gayatri Sitaraman Abigail Joy Skalka Sarah Frances Skrutskie Mary Clare Therese Slavinsky Hans Michael Slechta Jonah Gabriel Smart Sergey Smirnov Alastair Maben Oldfield Smith Kristopher Scot Smith Nicholas Kelly Smith Simone Marie Ann Smith Hailey Nicole Sokoloff Roman Sokolov Isabella Soldano Bradley Matthew Solliday Ji Hee Son Ju Hee Son Grace Song Lauren Kyungjoo Song Mengtong Song Yuanmingqing Song Aman Sood Vegen Soopramanien Miguel Angel Soto Tapia Calvin Ablorh Kofi Sowah Dimitrios Konstantinos Sparis Adam Roberto Spaulding-Astudillo Kyleigh Lauren Spearing Baxter Bernard Speed, Jr. Liam Spielmann Siddharth Srinivasan Jada Alexis Stackhouse Esja Lina Staggs Symona Stans Austin Starks Justin Starks Annette Stawsky Benjamin David Jeton Steeper Ezra Zucker Stein Scott Carlton Stevenson, Jr. Tait James Stevenson Montana Marie Stone Parker James Stone David Anthony Strauss

Jessica Claire Strauss Hannah Grace Subega Anushri Gargi Subramaniam Jameela Sabrina Suleiman Alana Danielle Sullivan Liam Gerard Sullivan Eric Joshua Sun Fangchen Sun Haozhe Sun Kairui Sun Shoshana Elaine Swell Peter Kennedy Szilagyi Hansen Tai Christopher Talavera Srikar Tallavajhala Jiazhen Tan Conner David Tart Nicholas Tausig-Edwards Sara Tayara Grace Eaton Taylor Kasserine Taylor Renee Rochelle Taylor Xavier Wandji Tchoujan Evan Teng Megan Claire Teshima Garrett Roye Tetrault Constantine Nicholas Theodore Noah Breslin Thomas Samuel Giles Peacock Thomas Jack Wilson Thompson Jesse Savon Thompson Julia Thompson Ellie Thorsgaard Kaitlyn Joy Tice William Paul Timkey Devante John Timms Kevin Ting Tina Y. Ting Teagan Todd Hannah Christine Tokish Tomohiro Tokuyama Erin Mackenzie Ton Claudia Michelle Torres Lynn-Saskya Toussaint April Ann Townson Jack Nathan Tracey Catherine Yik Tran David Quang Tran Devki Trivedi Thorr Trowbridge Talia Grace Turnham Violet May Turri Melissa Ellen Pettaway Tyson Nadia Chinelo Udochi Fabrice Odny Ulysse Kyra Hansen Umrigar Franco Ricardo Uribe-Rheinbolt Harmke Dorien Van Dijk Anuush Krishna Vejalla Tatiana Stephanie Velasquez Adriana Vanessa Veliz Syon Verma Cosmo Joseph Viola Ashwin Viswanathan Elisabeth Kirsten Vollmann Khush Wadhwa Hnin Ei Wai Lwin Ian Alexander Wallace Ilana Rose Wallenstein Megan Christine Waller Claire Louise Walton Elvis Muendo Wambua Chanyu Wan Betty Wang Chloe You Wang David Yang Wang Jia Yi Wang Lily Wang Mena Wang Michelle Qiang Wang Ryan Sam Wang Sophia Wang Weiyu Wang Xiangzhou Wang Xiaoxuan Wang Yujing Wang Yunqin Wang Zhenghe Wang Jacob Veit Warﬁeld Elisabeth Warne Jacob Schrager Warner Jake Thomas Watkins Zoe Morgane Watkins Ryan Matthew Watters Thomas Williams Watts Jia Wei Matthew Hobson Wells William Wen Jacob Samuel Wexler Nikolas Hunter Weyland Zachary Whipps James Alyanakian Whitaker William Reitz Widmann Linden Lorraine Wike Christopher William Wilkins Maya Chantelle Wilson Scott Maxwell Wilson Kevin Winoto Kyra Lynn Wisniewski Miles Alan Wittenberg Sam Wolf Sydney Jennifer Wolfe Gavin Hong-Yan Wong Kelly Wong Mason Phillip Woods Emily Woodward Amanda-Joy Wright Hsing Ya Wu Jeffrey Kaifeng Wu Kane Wu Shangzhen Wu Zhuoning Xiao Jia Ning Xie Songruo Xie Xinhao Xie Zhuorui Xie Kailai Xiong Sarah Xu Yuxin Xu Zhujun Xu Chaska Kenneth Yamane Kurlya Yan Emily Yang Jenny Yang Robert Yang Runde Yang Weifeng Yang Wentao Yang Xinquan Yang Yihuan Yang Yijun Yang Yuting Yang Zhaoxu Yang Jeffrey Yao Rohan Yaradi Jeewon Yeun Eunnuri Yi Eunice Yiu Jehoon Yoon

Sang Won Yoon William Yoon Isabella York Isaac David Younglund Jintong Yu Tianmu Yu Yizhou Yu Zhou Yu Ding Yuan Melik Bilge Yuksel Christopher J. Yun Soumaya Zaadoud Anne Catherine Zaher Micah Arielle Zandee-Hart William Zha Alana Zhang Angela Zhang Ann Zhang Brandon Zhi-Yi Zhang David Y. Zhang Freya Qi Zhang Haolin Zhang Jason Chenxi Zhang Lillian Zhang Oufan Zhang Qiawen Zhang Raymond J. Zhang Ruiling Zhang Shu Zhang Tianyi Zhang Xinyu Zhang Xitong Zhang Yichi Zhang Zhelun Zhang Alice Zhao Erhao Zhao Hongsheng Zhao Jinyan Zheng Richard Zheng Zidong Zheng Abigail Zhong Andy Zhou Eric Yinye Zhou Kelly Zhou Kenny Zhou Yuchang Zhou Duanduan Zhu Richard Zhu Yanruyu Zhu Yijun Zhu Mohammad Sameer Ziaee Christopher Michael Zobek William Benjamin Zuckerberg

Bachelor of Science in agriculture and life Sciences Haniya Abbasi Laila Abdul Ghani Jaclyn Farrah Abrams Amanda Grace Adair Courtney Adams Mary Abigail Adams Riley John Adams Olubanke Mary Agunloye Phillip Y. Ahn Kelly Ajodah Anastashia Alexis Alfred Sarrah Zohair Ali Nicole Alimena Rafael Almanza Alexander Amezaga Andrew Ethridge Amini Anisha Amurthur Ethan Christian Andersen Madeline Daly Andres Elizabeth Stapley Andrews Allison Anker Samantha Rose Annunziato Chukwuka Anthony Anyene Andrew James Ardizzone Christina Maria Arroyo Alec R. Ascione Grecia Alexandra Asencios Jessie Anne Ashﬁeld Shaumik Ashraf Ushbah Asim Fiorella Atoche Chuquizuta Valerie Awad Chimaobi Kelechi Awaraka Remy Alexa Babbush Michael Ross Badding Evyatar Shalev Baer Laura Hays Bagwell Katalinich Luke Anthony Balestrieri Thomas Read Barbee Lillian May Barber Francine Grace Barchett Nathan Barott Anne Elizabeth Bartlett Trina Barua Rebecca Hayley Bass Eric Michael Bates Kylee Rae Baze Gabriel Beckerink Julia Elisa Bella Katleen Bellony Alexandria Carol Benoit Eleanor Karter Bent Alexandra Beramendi Jonathan Marc Berlingeri Aaron Berman Celia Helen Berman Jenna Elizabeth Bernhardt Cameron Drew Bertossa Abigail Bezrutczyk Asmita Bhatta Dia Bhatti Joyce Bi Jessica Marie Biggott Emma Namelelani Birch Anna Birn Cache Mayleena Bisasor Allan Dwight Bishop IV Amber Rose Bjerre Jakub Henryk Bobrowicz Mary Kate Bonanni Natalie Bonilla Lindsay Borman Benjamin Roy Boston Griﬃn Beck Boutwell Emily Jamie Bowins Jacob Barrett Brenner David Leiben Brodsky Jade Malia Brown Natalie Kay Brown Rachel Brozina Matthew Ryan Burke Margaret Emma Burke Jacob Burley Vanzel Burnett Alison Buseck Natalie Butkevich

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Darren Tsai Dylan Tsai Albert William Tsao Yun Ping Tseng Kaitlin Tubbs Charles Goldsberry Tucker Jean Charles Turban Davila Asena Yufan Suna Uluğ Seth Lamont Urbon Alexandra Marie Uzzo Alison Valbuena Hernandez Lucas James Van Bramer Tara Elizabeth Putri van Nieuwstadt Srilekha Vangavolu Shristi Varshney Emma Vedock-Gross Kristen Amy Vergara Anthony Michael Viego Amil Jayesh Vira Katherine Elizabeth Voor Duylinh Vu Marshall Thomas Waggoner Emily Nicole Waite Kelly Jean Waldvogel Micah John Wallingford Kyle Eugene Walsh Clara Kyle Walton Adina Lynn Walzer Brandon Haoyang Wang Clay Wang Hanzhang Franklin Wang Irina Yixuan Wang Jiahe Wang Jingfei Wang Kevin Xue Wang Shengbo Wang Yixuan Wang Zaibo Wang Ian Andrew Warshawsky Raymond Weeks Xingzhi Wei Justin Emanuel Welfeld Samuel Ryan Wenger Everett Adam White Robert Whitney Colin Scott Whitten Galit Gold Wiener Khalon Kai Wilson Adam Konrad Wojciechowski John Lyons Wolford Leah Elizabeth Womelsdorf Braedon Carter Wong Jeffrey H. Wong Lok Yee Jacqueline Wong Mitchell Yuk Yiu Wong Stacey Yin Wong David Alexander Worsley Christopher Andrew Wright Cindy Wu Jill Wu Kelly Wu Yihui Wu Christopher Michael Wuestneck Alexander Ethan Wurm Olivia Fan Xiang Michael Fangjin Xiao Amanda Xu Andrew Xu Wenzhe Xu Zhengxing Xue Qihang Yan Xiaoyu Yan Ashley Yang Danny Zongda Yang Jee Won Yang Qiyu Yang Xinzhe Yang Yuji Yang Zixuan Yang Aaron Trevey Yao-Smith Roanne Hossam Yehia Tosin Yeku Sixian Yi Kevin Zhu Ying Cassandra Marie York Connor Erickson Young Jakob Youngblood Annie Yu Canhui Yu Danqiao Yu Subin Yun Amanda Zeitlin Cynthia Nicole Zelga Ray Zeng Bo Ya Zhang Danny Zhang Glenna Lilu Zhang Jeffrey Zhang Lan Zhang Tianyi Zhang Wenjia Zhang Yishu Zhang Alina Chou-Ting Zhao Crystal Ze Zhao Jessica Wendy Zhao Sophie Bei Zhao Kexin Zheng Tiffany Zheng Amy Zhong Liye Zhong Catherine Zhou Christina Yiling Zhou Ryan Zhou Vivian Lisa Zhuang Micah Nui Zick Nathan Harley Zimmerberg William Patrick Zink

Bachelor of Science in charles h. Dyson School of applied economics and Management Steiner Abayie Suzette Abreu Chaitanya Hemantbhai Agrawal Nader Hamid Ahmed Puneet Arneja Arys Kaung Myat Tun Aung Lakshmi Babureddy Willow Bailon Danielle Catherine Balen Simon Yakov Barats Noah Thomas Baughman Noah Troy Bauld Thomas Christopher Beirne Nolan Rippe Berkenfeld Brandon Phillip Bertolino Melanie Julia Bis Pedro Bobrow Andres Brea Apolinaire Jacques Brown Ryan Alexander Brown

John Casler Amy Chen Sophia Chen Sneha Chezhian Eric Moonrae Cho Elizabeth David Christian Chapin Elizabeth Clark Bradley J. Cohen Danielle Brooke Cohen Terrence Harold Coles Michael Jonathan Collet Maxwell Hoyt Cook Kevin Cuervo Catherine Alexandra Curran Eshan Dalela Eric Boyd Denbow Ansh Manish Desai Nina Sonali Dheer Andraya Geraldine DiMeglio Connor Brett Duffy Samuel Cleary Duggan Ethan Mackenzie Dysert Saran Demali Eccles Jonathan Brandon Eisenson Yousef Tamer El-Raghy James Aaron Enriquez Wendell Anthony Nathaniel Ewing Olivia Marie Faulhaber Tyler Scott Fein Kristen Sarah Ferguson Miah Feroz Justin Michael Flores Cathryn Elizabeth Ford Philip Charles Garbarini Richard Gbemu Lyana Geng Christophe Gerlach Anthony Ghaly Michael David Gillooley Nicole Theresa Gilmartin Deven Girgenti Ely Craig Giroux Julia Anne Gleason Lucas Shindler Goldman Shelby Blake Gosset Iris Gou Princess Sandra Gyan Thomas Johnathan Hagen Joseph Hashmall Cory James Haslam Albert Galatyn Hill IV Lee Hannah Hofman Leah Holtman Chia-Hsuan Huang Michelle M. Huang Hunter Hughes Makela Saoirse Hughes Kristen Lise Incorvaia Cynthia Clarissa Istanto Seo Yeon Jang Marin Karlo Jankovic Abdullah Javaid David Jones Nicholas Peter Kacena Alexis Lauren Karmel John Anthony Katsingris Lev Kazakov Samuel Sebastian Kent Nikhil Kesarla Katrina Khan Karla E. Kim Narhee Kim Harley Kirsch Alexander McCracken Kost Reshmi Kotla Nicolas Indrajit Kumar Erika Victoria Lacasse Sonal Lakhotia Jordan Landsman Jennifer Rebecca Laura Eric Granger Lee Matthew Lee Serina Tzuyin Lee Lok Ting Christine Leung Jenny Li Jason Matthew Lieberman Taylor Alexis Lis Timothy Louie Luangkhot Charles Neil Lunney II Jonathan Mac Chaz Mack Ryan Patrick Maloney Jeffrey Turner Malott Jordan Malveaux Nazreen Mansoor James Mase Peter Joseph Mastrorocco III Michael David May, Jr. Thurston McCarty Joshua Adriel Metelitsa Kamakhya Misra Kyle Harrison Morgan Julia Rae Moses Stella Louisa Moss Charles Gabriel Mouaikel Connor David Murphy Philip Morgan Murtha Thomas Myers Jacqueline Lee Norkus Donggun Oh Joseph Olashinde Olalusi Gemma Leeds Padchonga Claire Pan Akshay Kumar Pandya Ji Won Park Joshua Park Lauren Elizabeth Park Alexa Megan Parulan William Savino Pascocello Moussa Paye Jinjer Pearce George Finlay Francis Pedlow Lucy Catherine Pedlow Andrew Joshua Petterson Jenna Marie Phelps Charles Plechner Jared Michael Pomerantz Theodore Thomas Poncon David T. Qiu Connell Henry Rae Elizabeth Aine Randall Michelle Reiss Isabela Adriana Reyes-Capo Courtney James Rhan Colin Joseph Roche Kristine J. Rojas Paul Rojas Estefani Maria Romano Troy Alexander Rosales Samuel Cooper Royce Mariam Salakaia Victoria Mendoza Samson Molly Sandberg Connor Michael Sands Iara Mendonca Saraiva Nana Yaw Sarpong Nathanael Robert Savasta Carina Jacqueline Scalice Patrick Michel Schutz

Nicolas Sepulveda Cornejo Ruoshui Shen Karan Lalit Sheth Brandon Scott Shilling Katie Morgan Shum Caitlyn Smith Robert Francis Smyth Taejas Pranav Srinivasan Benjamin David Stamler Daniel Antonio Stark Claire Elizabeth Stewart Philip Meinhardt Swensen Jessica Ming Tao Michael Tuller Ezekiel Aviv Uriel Kyle Patrick Valachovic Eric Varvayanis Carlos Ariel Ventura Lillian Wang Wei Cheng Wang William H. Wang Yuhan Wang Joshua Louis Warren Victoria Weissman Faith Brianna Wilder Brian Wong Donovan Wright Michelle Connie Wu Haoyang Yan Alexandra Lauren Yaseen Donna Yu Eileen Mengnan Zhou Zhuohan Zhu Matias Zorrilla Yep

Bachelor of Science in human ecology Rania Nashat Abdelqader Keith Brian Acosta Daniel Adayev Ethan Small Agritelley Zayan Ahmed Efeose Andrea Airewele Nahisha Alabre Victoria Rose Alandy Amani Leslie Allen Chidiebere Azubuike Annabel Chapman Bacon Jessica Jingyi Bai Joydeep Baidya Kyung Lim Baik Talia Feldman Bailes Sarah Beth Barkley Olivia Jones Baryluk Arielle Lynn Bell Sarita Emma Benesch Samantha Mae Berger Joanna Bernatowicz Ernest Edward Bethe IV Tatiana Garcia Blechman Morgan Bloch Franco Sergio Botta Alvarado Caitlin Mackenzie Bowen Allison Mae Boyar Aerin Alana Brown Julia Magdalena Bujno Richard Joseph Campo Deja Canty Stephanie Lynn Casagrande Sophia Mae Causey Lia Cernauskas Morgan Cornell Chadwick Claudia Chan Allison Hanshin Chang Emily Wun Mei Chen Margot Kay Chirikjian Julie M. Choe Hyun Kyoo Choi Jong Ho Choi Cali Chussid Walter Jeffrey Clark Khanya Elon Collier Angela Michelle Constantine Amanda Nicole Conwell Josiah Covington Patrick James Crossen Nicole Joy Davis Cunningham Patricia Claire C. De Pauw Julia Curran DeNey Gabriela Elizabeth Dickson La Rotta Francesca Maria Diliberto Frances Elizabeth Dodin Alexandria Marie Dominguez Margaret Elizabeth Dunne Anthony Duruewuru Jacob Michael Eisner Andrew William Ellison Jonathan Lawrence Epstein Peter Kristoph Ernst James Avery Jude Espeleta Astrid Megumi Evenson Murray Fallk Alexandra Lauren Farina Jordan Fason Sophia Tate Fischbein Adjoa Fosuhema-Kordie Allison McKenzie Fox Kristin Sullivan Francoeur Jessica Kira Freiman Samuel Anthony Frey Colby McKenna Gallagher Lindsey Nicole Gibbons S. Henry Riggs Goldsmith Gabriela Carolina Gomez-Herrera Megan Elizabeth Gorczynski Andrew John Gottler Alison Nicole Graziano Gillian Elizabeth Grose James Joseph Guarnaccia William Wei Xuan Guo Zi Qian Guo Rodrigo Andres Gutierrez Sarah Rebecca Gutman Jung Yoon Han Miara Tova Handler John Michael Hannan Haley Rae Harder Shraddha Harshvardhan Mikayla Sierra Healy Madeline Henry Chelsea Celeste Hiciano Jeffrey Ho Rachel Juri Hong Karlee Houck Cameron C. Hsieh Amanda Mingyi Hugh Jianxin Huo Maya Grace Hutchinson Deborah Chiamaka Ijebuonwu Rose Ethel Ippolito Akanksha Jain Rebekah Jarvis

Louise Jenson YongGuang Jiang Evan Elizabeth Johnson Reid Patrick Johnson, Jr. Shalini Ann Joseph Cheryl Rose Kalapura Anna Virginia Kallmeyer Lizabeth Kaminoff Elizabeth Suzanne Kane Erika Anna Kane Rachel Cynthia Katz Katy Elizabeth Kaufman Neha Kaul Anastasia Kavanagh Jialin Ke Erin Marie Kehoe Zachary Keller Mariam Shaheen Khan Shray Khanna Amanda Elizabeth Kichline Ashley Kim Erin Kim Eun Yoo Kim Gina Nicole Kim Hyeree Kim James Do Kyung Kim Madelyn Kim Samantha Sae-Young Kim Youngmoo Kim Anthony Christian Ko Maria Helen Komorowski Michelle Kubasek Gabrielle Kubi Ajay Kumar Kunapuli Akua Samantha Tiwaah Kwakwa Byunghoon Kwon Stephanie Rose Laginestra Valencia Justine Lambert Anna Rachel Lane Harrison Scott Lane Jillian Rose Lawler Carly Whitney Lawrence Juliann Vitina LeBlanc Andrew Jian Xiong Lee Chia Fang Lee Geneva Lee Hyerin Lee Jin Eui Lee Phoebe Yerin Lee Seunghwan Lee Theo Lee-Gannon Eliza Hannah Lesser Johnny Choun Ley Alan Li Joanna Li Muyang Li Vivian Zheng Li Wenye Li Emily Fang Lin Jason Lin Kevin Mengen Lin Yuan-Hsuan Lin Rachel Jennifer Lippman Margaret Meifang Liu Khalfani Allen Louis Isabel Lu Sophie Alexandra Ludin Sarah Siting Luo Casey Sage Lynﬁeld Amanda Pincus Madenberg Rui Maki Alexandra Brooke Malakoff Simran Malhotra Talia Lee Mandell Rachel Marciano Kylie Victoria Marlow Grace Mastrianni Rachel Jillian Mattessich Aaron Mendia Rodriguez Sophie Montana Meyers Barbara Anna Mierzwinski Emma Davis Miller Lia Mojica Emma Alice Moore Leah Jasmin Moore Mackenzie Rene Morehouse Rosaleen Lonergan Morgan Christian Alexander Muñoz Darya Musatova Corey Nessim Alexander James Edward Newman Tuyen Jasmine Nguyen Deborah Kerubo Nyakaru Maeghan Clare O'Brien Renee Marie Odom Suh Yeon Oh Maame Akosua Ohemeng-Tinyase Jade Taylor Pace Radha Parag Pandya Faith Park Seo Jung Park Emily Linnea Parks Sachin Pathangey Karlee Sarah Patrick Caden Pavlin Chelsea Poku Marko Popovic John Anderson Powell III Victoria Jean Quilty Johnathan Rafailov Kaitlyn Ann Randolph Ellen Ann Ransley Koloina Sabine Rasamoely Sarah Lindsay Reeves Sandra Reisman Ivan Jesus Rios Claire Elizabeth Ristau Julia Siobhan-Elizabeth Robinson-Marshall Ciara Lynn Roche Erin Rockstroh Diobel Rodriguez Corinne Elisa Roma Katherine Roman Nida Saleem Nadia Lara Samaha Rahul Ashwin Saripalli Oliver Sarzynski Emma Scheinbaum Alyssa Nicole Sheedy Siyu Shen Farrah Jessica Siegler Radhika Siva Haley Anne Smith Olivia Theresa Stamatatos Pamela Victoria Stavrakos Jacob Stein McKenna Constantine Stoudemire Kyra Streck Hayley Elizabeth Striegel Dillon Sumanthiran

THECornell CORNELLDaily DAILY SSun UN || Graduation 2222The GraduationIssue Issue2020 2020

Qiuyan Sun Yiwen Sun Nikhita Sundaram Sharanya Suresh Louis G. Susser Cameron Swift Abdullah Tahir Lillian Agni Talal Lindsey Tarpinian Jasmine Chia Chiao Teng Akayi Thein Hayley Austin Timmons Mollie Sophia Tobin Nicole A. Tseng Alyson Sebby Turner Dominique Alexandria Turner Leonela Mariluz Tutasig Emma Margaret Ungar Prashasti Upadhyay Jack Hamilton Van Slyke Sakshi Vasiu Sofía Cristina Vila Jamilia Fay Waltzer Xiaojia Wang Xin Wen Katherine Meiying Ferrigni Williams Elyse Lauren Winer Jared Daniel Wolansky Chak Haang Wong Josephine Wong Maximillian Sean Wu Jeffrey Xia Christine Yang Heather Yang Christine Ye Paul Yoon Rona Mun-Kyung Yoon Yejee Yoon Isabel Irene Zachara Bei Xin Zhong Maya Tao Zhou Caiwei Zhu Jerry Zhu Kelly Addams Zygmunt

BAchElOR OF ScIENcE In Industrial and labor Relations Dean Bennett Abada Alyce Noelle Abernathy Sang Hyun Ahn Sanjida Alam Logan Altheim Hannah Patricia Ambinder Joseph Stephen Anderson Sheal Saleel Awsare Clara Bacheré Hong Gi Baek Helen Veronica Barna Ava Simone Chatman Barnett Julia Marie Barravecchio Thomas Markham Barreca Laura Barrera Sarah Ann Barry Hayli Song-Xiao Bazan Justin Robert Bedard Addison Francine Bell Jaclyn Rosaire Bellini Arathi Bezwada Jason Syung Hyun Bin Quinn Schmitt Bissetta Stacey Blansky Maame Pokuwaa Britwum Daniel Shane Bromberg Autumn Brown Cole Cyrus Bruno Griﬃn Buczek Maria Angeles Bui Vincent Donald Calderon Ian Mitchell Capell Jack Alexander Carnegie Matthew Chakov Marisa Chang Yoorie Chang Anthony Avila Charles, Jr. Nathanael Wei-gi Cheng Alex Chowdhury Aimee Christianson Eugene Chun Kaya Elvida Elaine Coleman Matthew Dennis Cooper, Jr. Trenton Alexander Cortazzo Collin McCormick Covington Thomas Mark Daniels Jada Nicole Davis Josephine Esme Davis Joseph Davolio Milik Dawkins Jack Logan Delaney Philip Baird Deutsch Nikhil Dhingra James Mateo Dillard John Maximillian Dominguez Nidhi Dontula Selin Edebali Michael Mark Eginton Amanda Simi Eisenberg Mohamed Eltagouri Wyndham Diana Ermini Selin Esmen Tal Faintuch Kathryn Keelan Fanelli Spencer David Ferraiz Katrina Marie Ferreira Benjamin Parker Finkelstein Matthew Joseph Fooksman Elizabeth Lilia Foy Lindsey Fuchs Llarsania Galloza Richard Gan Isabel Grace Gaspard Alex Gelfond Stella Michelle Gianoukakis Amanda Taylor Glassman Clara Wallis Goldrich Jordan Goldstein Shane Goosby Arielle Pearl Gordis Caroline Kuenster Gozigian Daniel Jayson Greene Madison Anne Gregg

David Grey Vincenzo Luciano Guido Anushka Haldar Manuel Elias Hanuch Lisa Harn Olivia Hannah Harris Syjah Harris Katherine Eleanor Heaney Connor Joseph Henchey Tyler Alan Henry Nicolas Hernandez Louisa Heywood Delaney Ho Claire Elizabeth Hoffa Heather Jung Huh Hannah Rachel Hyams Samara Gael Jacobson Isabella Japal Ronessa Amirah Jaundoo Ketaki Joshi Matthew Minseok Kang Joseph Patrick Karey Sarah Karkoura Adam Khatib Reeya Khurana Owen Russell Kienzle Dana Kim Daniel Kim Minjae Kim Paul Kim Emily Grace King Emily Brooke Klimberg Andrew Norman Kohler Alexandra Nicole Kosakoff Daniel Harris Kozek Mark Aleksandrovich Kreynovich Aimee Suzanne La France Ian Samuel Lam David Charles Lapidus Erica Lynn Larsen Lev Ion Lascu Dongyeon (Margaret) Lee Eugenie Lee Lina Lee Ryan William Lee Nicole Anne Lehman Jacob Watson Lehr Mark Phillip Bogdan Leite Jacklyn Olivia LeVito Karen Li Hudson Bennett Lifflander Dominic Luiz Lim Justin Lin Vera Lin Lucy Yi Lin Vernon Lindo Davis Jared Lizana Vanessa Lizeth Lobo-Gradiz Emma LoMastro Diana Lozina Jordan Lund Allen Jason Luo Taylor Marie Lust Alexandra Hannah Macdonald Evan Ernest Mahoney-Bostrom Max Mailman Delilah Jimi Manico David Maniloff Harrison Marcus Sophia Nancy May Nevan Christopher McCann Ryan Matthew McCurry Laura Ann McGrath Amber Elise McKay Cal McKinney Clare Patricia McLeod Daniel Jeremy Meiteles Madison Olivia Meltz Alysse Nicole Merila David Alexander Millar III Shaye Miller Tony Truong Mizutani Christopher Edward Monjaras Asia Ivana Moore Stamatina Mountroukas Arnella Mucha Michael Augustine Mudrak Malikul S. Muhamad Natalie Vivolin Murphy Daniel Philip Museles Daniel Aryeh Nagar Nicole Nagura Caroline Abigail Najjar Olivia Caroline Natale John Pascal Natoli III Omar Afif Nesheiwat Ilana Newman Jake Newschaffer Samuel Michael Nolan Courtney Nicole Noll Lilah Vincent Noyes Alexis Oh Eno-Obong Gabriel Okon Vanessa Okoyeh Mayra Franshesca Opyd Levi Jesse Orenstein-Wolf Moira Teresa Lilinoe Orr-Mullane Rrita Osmani Dylan Joseph Otolski James Havemeyer Webb Paolella Zachary Papell John Ryan Paré Sarah Park Benjamin Joaquin Parris Elexa Anne Perlman Michael Perlo Owen Thomas Peters Cameron Drew Peterson Nathan Edward Pflaum Cuong Pham Alexandra Bouquet Phelps Stephanie Janine Phen Alyssa Sierra Picariello Shaloni Pinto Samantha Marie Piper Lauren Leigh Price Madeline Summer Milinanea Reed Juliet Anne Remi Jacob Patrick Ritter Erik Francisco Rivas Julio Eleazar Rodriguez Vanessa Raquel Roga Max Joshua Rozel Ben Russell Thérèse Mary Russell Matthew Russo Madeline Joan Rutowski Katherine Ellen Ryan Logan Chase Ryan Phillip Salmo Justin Michael San Antonio Matthew Bruce Saxton Asad Ali N. Sayani Lindsay Austin Schechter Isaac Michael Schorr Michael David Scott

Ryan Nathaniel Semciw Sara Shah Ishan Kabir Sharma Emerson Shenandoah Aida Cobb Shipley Megan Ester Shkolyar Lawrence Shoykhet Audrey Danielle Siaw-Asamoah Valerie Silva Parra Cara Lauren Slovinsky Michael Thomas Snyder Nicole Amber Sochaczevski Isabella Soﬁa Sofroniou Jason Samuel Spector Olivia St. Amand William John Garrett Stahley Joseph Michael Strick John Daniel Sullivan Baker Rija Tayyab Cooper James Telesco Josh Thomas Joshua Paul Thompson Alexander Perez Torpey Grace Maimouna Aurore Traore Darcie Carolyn Ulvi Stephanie Chizaram Umeh Angela Adriana Uribe Justin Keoni Valli Julia Anastasia Velazco Maxwell Hanley Wagner Claudia Wang Katherine Rachael Wartman Michael Weisbard Carly Elyssa Weisen Jessica Lee Willerson Shannon Nicole Williams Bryce Winkler Maxwell John Wrobel Barry Wu Stephanie Wu Colby Gordon Wyatt Joshua Benjamin Yarnis Kennedy Jeanette Yearby Andrew Ross Young Aleksandra Zarska Meng Zhang Lydia Zheng Tracy Zheng Jasmine Zhou Logan Todd Ziegler

BAchElOR OF ScIENcE In Sc Johnson college of Business, School of hotel Administration Grismely Nathaly Acevedo Alexander David Adamek Elvis Chen Ahn Julia Kathryn Albanese Caroline Allen Laura Alpern Christina Theresa Rose Alvarez Eric An Ameenah Iman Anderson Emma Marie Anderson Michael Arciniegas Nicholas James Armstrong Sophie Thorndike Axenroth Nazpari Victoria Aydin David Barge Matthew Blase Barnello Sarah Elizabeth Baturka Alexis Jacqueline Belezos Arthur Samuel Belfer Juliet Bender Elise Marie Berg Michael Tyler Bergerac Harrison Miller Soffer Bernstein Annie Blumenfeld John Mecham Boyden Joseph Werner Bradshaw Grace Theodora Bricken Noelle Brienza Thomas James Brittingham Joseph Jan Brogan Miguel Angel Brotons Davis Christiansen Bruch Caelahn Christopher Bullen Ian Burke Junghyun Byun Lydia Caroe John David Carollo Valerie Castano Ludmilla Cayard Christopher King Chai Jacinta Maria Chang Anasya Chase-Manuel Wan-Ki Esther Chau Lenya Checkovich Jianan Chen Hsiang Yun Chen Vivian Cheng Kevin Cheung Maxwell Paul Child Ki Woong Cho Eesha Krishnika Chona Tenzin Chonden Sabrina Chong Amanda Patricia Chueh Dylan Clancy Jeremy Jacob Claw William Forester Colerick Stephen Coon Margaret Rae Curran Alyssa D'Agostino Yechiel Moshe Dan Lauren Day Markus John DesLauriers Cooper Lee Devine Anthony C Do Casey James Doherty Charlotte Anne Doody Irene Du Ananya Isha Dua Michael Jonathan Dweck Sarah Elizabeth Edinburgh Bennett Cole Ensor Jiayuan Fan Kenji Jordi Farre I Kaga Matthew Ross Federici Joseph Benjamin Ferrara Soﬁa Maria Ferreiro Samantha Fioto Liam Foley Vincent James Forand Samuel Frederick Frey Kimberly Ann Friedman Adam Benjamin Fuhrman Evan Tyler Gaines Eric Garcia Michael Garcia Christopher Gartrell Armando Garza Herrera

David Tsong En Gee Siegfried Theodore Gokea Jose Andres Gonzalez Francisco Stephen Gonzalez Diego Gonzalez Castellanos Alexandra Gordon Alexandra Gordon Rose Isabella Gorski Maya Margarita Greenﬁeld Yunting Gu Joshua Gully Christian Tennstrom Hall Taylor Mae Hardy Nathan John Harkins Adrienne Joelle Hein Dylan Lauren Higgins Corey Blake Hoffman Samantha Robyn Hogin Ji Eun Hong Tianzhi Hu Xuehui Huang Claire Chinyi Huo Euna Hur Jonah Hayes Hutchinson Julia Anne Hyman Jo Ho Hyun Ryan Hunter Jaeger Chattawat Jensiriwanich Chloe Olivia Jones Kathleen Joo Madison Jordan Sophia Adrianna Kanavos Peter Daniel Kanavos Eri Kato Esther Jooyoung Kim Junghyun Kim Jonah Junghoon Kim Harrison Bradford King Caleb Macleod Klausner Theodosia Tatiana Konstantinidi Katherine Genevieve Kropid Kimberly Kuh Amanda Nicole Lacher Nicole Lai Anuraag Lamichhane Ryan Joseph Lawrence Seung Jae Jay Lee Shen Ming Lee Jonathan C. Lee Eden Letzkus Elsa Leung Brittney Danielle Lewin Julia Li Yunxi Li Teresa Jialing Liang Joshua Lin Michelle Lin Aaron David Lippman Zhiwei Liu Andre Macallister Peter David Marcus Jolie Marie Marini Lorenzo Santiago Masias Uranga Michael D McHale Andrew Robert McKendell Nicole Alyssa Menetski Juliette Faith Miettunen Madison Amelia Miles Milan Krishan Mistry Christian Vincent Morano Gregory Lawrence Najarian Tiffany Ng Quyen Do Nguyen Elizabeth Catherine Nolan Liam Edward O'Brien Theresa O'Connell Esteban Daniel Palenque Constantine Christopher Pappas Seo In Park Emily Payson Parker Uma Patel Harrison Alec Peltz Alanna Eva Perez Samuel Jacob Perlman Chandler Troy Pfaff Aashka Piprottar Jesse Pohl Lydia Grace Psiaki Jared Daniel Queen Dylan Quest Ethan Bailey Rappaport Paul Flynn Rasimowicz Jenna Rae Rediker Madelaine Estella Rich Pietro Rimondini Sacha Jeremy Rogosin Henry Sall Brandon Salvatore Jonathan Sha Adam Shapiro Bianna Silencieux Joseph Walter Simmons April Song Matthew Tyler Stern Jakob Logan Stokes Jakob Anker Stordalen Jae Ho Suh Chongshi Sun Harry Suo Lynette Chiu Kuan Tan Emily Jenna Tantleff Frances Tapping Olivia Marie Tataseo Jelani Edward Isaac Taylor Chi Yang Sean Teng Peter Christian Thompson Xu Tianyang Kazuki Tokaji Antonios George Tsougarakis Elaine Tu Ezekiel Saraf Tulsky Victor Tung Benjamin Grant Uebele Paul David Valencia Tayla Lee Van Rooyen Adolph Vargas Karolina Laura Vass Shavonnie Victor Lilian Sophia Wahlstedt Madison Rose Wallach Xinning Wang Jiahui Wang Zimeng Wang Rohan Watumull Nathaniel Weber Maxwell Philip Weiss Paula Weissenberg Matthew Whiting Elizabeth Marie Wiggers Jonah Williams Gabriel Jonathan Wolman Kristen Caldwell Woodworth Lin Yan Yang Jerry Yang Seouk Hyun Yoon Huiwen Yu Grace Yuhong Yuan Laurence Junzhang Zhang Ann Zhang

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BAchElOR OF ARchITEcTURE In college of Architecture, Art and Planning Bennet Tadashi Adamson Rebeca Ana Balbin Seo Yun Bang Nicole Bansal Elias Chin Bennett Ekin Bilal Eda Begum Birol Ottavia Eugenie Boletto Georgine Botha Kayra Cengiz Demi Chang Andy Chen Manying Chen Ihwa Choi Omar Dairi Oonagh Binnie Davis Matěj Dlabal Aleksandr Dmitrashchuk Nwakuso N. Edozien Silvia Lorena Galdamez Jacob Arthur Gensler Yue Gu Claire Victoria Guffey Aileene Han Sydney Morielle Harmon Olivia Haynie Hyeon Jin Hong Zhengxi Hou Morgan Eliza Judge-Tyson Jeeu Sarah Kim Jun Youp Kim Geena Cecilia Kribs Kwesi Hassan Kwapong MuZe Li Su Li Meghan Catherine Mahoney Dylan Christopher Manley Ruth Esquivel Marcotte Yao Mi Dominika Michalska Brandon Nolasco Junsik Oh Chaeeun Park Daniel Ye Chan Park Jae Ho Park Josué Pérez Campos Todd Jacob Petrie Katherine Qian Genevieve Eileen Riedel Thomas Carlos Rushton Ege Sekkin Shruti Shah Duncan Angus Steele Chi Ting Coco Tin Roberto Enrique Villasante Jing Wang Lucas Veit Warﬁeld Jiaying Wei Ziqing Xu Xiaohang Yan June Gordon Yoo Andrew Pui Kei Yuen Yuheng Zhu

BAchElOR OF FINE ARTS In college of Architecture, Art and Planning Aiza Ahmed Ellie Beaudry Madison Claire Chalfant Nadezhda Chernova William Demaria Sophie Mikaila Galowitz Max Michael Haughey Curtis H. L. Ho Annabel Hall Keelty Angelica Anastasia King-Shaw Joonsuk Lee Vivian Han Lin Natalia Regina Marra Ashley Mbogoni Julia Therese McFadden Kelechukwu R. Mpamaugo Ji Young Park Lauren Yaewoo Park Lucy Kaitlin Plowe Madeleine Grace Popkin Tomas Aaron Reimer Cagla Sokullu Hyo-Jung Song Aiden Walker Jérai Doris Wilson Michelle Meng Hsuan Wu Xueyao Yan Boman Sarah Zhang

MASTER OF ARchITEcTURE In college of Architecture, Art and Planning Emma Paris Boudreau Isabel Lucia Branas Jarque Catherine Ann Breen Sarah Elizabeth Bujnowski Tianqi Cui Ramses Gonzalez Yanyang Hou Po-Yen Hsieh Eleanor Jane Krause Yunjie Lu Xiaoxue Ma Hafsa Noor Muhammad Maureen Megan O'Brien Ximeng Pan Ashlee Robinson Alexander Terry Haoran Wang Yihang Yan Christopher Yi

MASTER OF ARTS Martin Jonathan Oxford Abbott Ama Bemma Adwetewa-Badu Alexandria Maria Albano Juan-Jacques Aupiais Micah John Baclig Jiwon Jessica Baik Richard Charles Barton Daniel M. Bialer Samuel Nelson Williamson Blake Nikolai Boboshko Kelli Eileen Breeden Polly Anna Burnette Elizabeth Anne Burns Francesco Burroni Colin Joseph Cepuran Minyu Chang Ani Aquila Chen Muye Chen Yang Chen Philippa Alexandra Chun Joao Vitor Rego Costa Matthew Ryan Dallos Forrest Davis Samantha Catherine Davis Kristine Marie DeLuca Bian Deng Sebastian Marc Deri Sebastian Diaz Angel Sophia D'Ignazio Alex Paul Dyzenhaus Steven Laine Elmlinger Olivia Milroy Evans Zhou Fan Juan Emmanuel Fernandez Capiral Ben Angus Hay Fried Jeh Rustam Gagrat Eve Antoinette Galvani Ibrahim Gemeah Erin Hyman Gerber Mariaenrica Giannuzzi Carolyn Joan Gimbal Andrea Jeanette Glass Raashid Satpal Goyal Zachary William Grobe Rebecca A. Harrison Daniel Hunsaker Hawkins Isobel Azani Heck Olivia Holly Heckendorf Jeanine Malia Hoy Yinyin Hu Zihan Hu Kun Huang Jinghe Ji Miao Jia Martha Christine Johnson Soﬁ gjing Jovanovska Barkha Satish Kagliwal Shao-Pu Kang James Raymond Kazukietas Victoria Emma Kioko Austin Mitchell Kramer Samuel Chase Lagasse Julius Sebastian Lagodny Soren Bo Aggerbeck Larsen Ryan Wesley Lawrence Jane Elizabeth Leyva Mingtong Li Siying Li Wei Li Xinyi Li Yuan Liang Austin Carter Lillywhite Chih-Chung Daniel Lin Shu-Mei Lin Craig James Lyons Yunru Ma Molly Rosenberg MacVeagh Aparajita Majumdar Michael Toshi Matsuda Vincent Rino Mauro Yoselinda Mendoza Andrew Edmund Merritt Hannah Rose Miller Jillian Miller Christopher Antonio Monteiro Raul Alejandro Morales Lema Kevin Christopher Ng Julia Nolte Lavanya Anupama Nott Katharina Emma Obermeier Mary O'Leary Eszter Otott-Kovacs Ji Young Pai Derek Taylor Parrott Anna Paola Passerini Erik Petrie Kaitlin Ann Piazza Jessica Plant Sabrina Elyse Porcelli Elizabeth Gaj Proctor Amy Lynn Ramirez Matthieu Real Huixin Ren Qiaochu Ren Alexander Martin Ruch Constanza Salazar Anthony Sangiuliano Radhika Santhanagopalan Esther Schlosser Presburger Adam Shumway Gary Slack, Jr. Jan Ludwig Spieker Elizabeth Hannah Southgate Anna Margaret Steppler Seth John Strickland Hema Surendranathan Nitzan Tal John Marcus Un Betul Urganci Krithika Vachali Danielle Michele Vander Horst Reut Vraneski Morton Teng Wan Anke Wang Dong Wang Jesse Colin Werth Qinshu Xue David Yu Joseph Anthony Zappa Haimeng Zhang Pengfei Zhang Bin Zhao Renbo Zheng Nan Zhou

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MASTER OF ENGINEERING Allan Abraham Garuth Acharya Olusola Bamidele Afolabi Avi Agarwal Manika Agarwal Pablo Ignacio Aguirre Masud Ahmed Saieed Ahmed Sheethal Ajakkala Abass Ajiboye Leah Hope Ajmani Kristen Lori Ajmo Gregory Vance Albano Juan Joel Albrecht Linda Marie Alexander William J. Alfano Leor Alon Nilay Altun Bayan Abdulghani A Alturkestani Brian Amado Amrit Amar Paris Amy Jihai An Leo Andrew Andriuk Michael Andres Arteaga Karl Ziad Ashkar Stewart Alden Aslan Adam Fung Athas Sheetal Parthasarathy Athrey Labhansh Atriwal Rishabh Prashant Auti Akhil Raj Azhikodan Alan Zev Babushkin Elizabeth Suzanne Bach Eric Michael Bachoo Katherine Louise Everett Bagnell Shengguang Bai Wubing Bai Varunie Bajpai Vivek Balasubramanian Leah Elizabeth Balkin Thomas Ball Monika Bandi Xueting Bao Anushka Baoni Felipe Barbosa Fortuna Colin Basco Sebastian Alexander Bauco Ryan Phillip Bayne Joslyn Elaina Beckert Abby Rose Beeler Craig Stephen Benz Kelsey Morgan Benz Eric Berg Antoine Charles Justin Bertrand Vasundhara Bhargava Shubhom Bhattacharya Affan A. Bhutta Ling-Ling Sally Bishop Sochima Bernice Bishop Anthony Bisquera Jacqueline Annette Blacker Jackson Davis Blume Rae Susan Brigham Zachary Todd Brody Anna Brzozowski Aaron Chienleng Bu Janelle Iola Burke Vanessa Cabral Martins Zihan Cai Jin Cao Kui Cao Ruoshui Cao Isabela Cardenas-Garcia Ryan Thomas Carr Nicolas Frank Casazzone Eduardo Joaquin Castillo Jae Min Cha Joo Yeon Chae Ava Jie Chai Janice Chan Kevin Chan Matthew Dennis Chan Christina Chang Jared C. Chang Stephanie Chang Yexiang Chang Ziqian Chang Kevin Chaudhari Brian Michael Cheang Alex Chen Andra Chen Cao Chen Emily Chen Eric Beiqi Chen Fang Chen Geyu Chen Haonan Chen Hongyu Chen Jiachao Chen Lucas Muhwai Chen Mengyao Chen Minghui Chen Siwen Chen Thomas Ren Chen Wei Chen Xiao Xie Chen Xiaohui Chen Xingyu Chen Yanlin Chen Yiqiao Chen Yi-Yu Chen Yucong Chen Zhaoming Chen Zhenglun Chen Zhenrong Chen Zixin Chen Ruicong Cheng Steven Cheng Sarath Chandra Reddy Chennareddy Qamar Cherqaoui Hongliang Chi Venkat Akshay Chintalapati Sharon First Cho Suet Cho Samuel GyungSup Choi Anya Chopra Refat Ahmed Chowdhury Caroline Chu Diana Liann Chu Seshasowri Chunduri Nicholas Nathan Chung Nicholas Lee Church III

Alex Daniel Ciampaglia Nathan Cinnamond Patrick Barry Clobridge Samuel Harris Closter Kahdeem Malik Cohens Adam Michael Connolly Zachary Russell Cook Rebecca Gabrielle Cooper Jose Emiliano Covarrubias Ameca Cuyler Schmidt Crandall Samuel Hammond Creighton Robert Lee Crews Alana Rose Crognale Melodie Brigitte Martine Cros Jin Cui Yijia Cui Yixin Cui Ryan Eric Curtis Zachary Joseph Cwieka Phoebe Lauren Dacek Jixi Dai Siqi Dai Yuxiao Dai Jing Dang Thai Duy Dao Siddhant Dash Le Thu Trang Dau Joanna Davis Benito Richard De Leon Ricardo Antonio De Levante Rodriguez Jack Scott DeGonzaque, Jr. Robert Delgado Max Harrison Delin Christopher Lee Della Santina Nicholas Enrico Demet Nathaniel Carrel Diamond Soﬁa Alexandra Diez Xin Ding Xuanyi Ding Matthew Sacks DiStefano Katherine Donahoe Jamie Marie Donahue Jiacheng Dong Jiawen Dong Yiming Dong Leandro Dorta Duque Odysseas Drosis Clive Aaron Clifford D'souza Liyang Du Shaopeng Du Xinpi Du Philippe El Asmar Al Sheikh Camile Al Sheikh Fadi El Dahdah Ali H. El-Khatib Carlos Omar Espinoza Zelaya Majda Essadiqi Mary Alice Essex Eva Pilar Esteban Sawanth Prasad Eswaraprasad Hawkins Leroy Etidau Andrew Patrick David George Everett Gabrielle Powers Facquet Hexiaohui Fan SiJia Fan Bo Fang Manquan Fang Zhengyi Fang Ziming Fang Eric Victor Feng Louis Michael Ferenci Brian William Finch Alexander Joshua Fish Jillian Elizabeth Foley Colin Cleaveland Ford Frans Johannes Fourie Matthew William Freed David Fu Qiushuhao Fu Christopher Robert Galantino Ryan James Gale Shivangi Gambhir Yu Gan Ruben Gabriel Ganansia Varun Ganesh Arvind Gangadharan Ramalingam Chinmay Mahesh Gangurde Fei Gao Wang Gao William M. Gao Lorena Garcia Fernandez Akshath Garg Ahmed Almostafa Taha M. Gashgash Claire Elizabeth Gauthier Tao Ge Hatim Ibrahim H Ghasib Jibran Gilani Janisht Golcha Sophia Jane Gomarlo Ruiheng Gong Sharada Gopal Yordanos Abraham Goshu Jacqueline Laura Gossard Raghav Goswami Mark Gottlieb Kendra Hayley Gramlich Terry Mitchell Greene Chendi Guan Sivaji Gowtham Gudipati Jose Alberto Guerra Milan Asanga Gunasekera Chenxin Guo Kevin Guo Yiteng Guo Sakshi Gupta Jordan Scott Gurian James Ha Peter Haddad Evan Halloran Kathryn Nicole Halmagean Bo Han Lu Han Xianyi Han Dionysius Andi Hanubrata Jonathan D. Harris Nicholas James Hartmann Hanxing He Shuling He Xia He Xinxin He Drew Henry Pablo Antonio Herrera John Herrick Benjamin Alexander Herzberg Brian Hsi-Lin Ho Long Fung Ho Scott Keller Holmdahl Xiji Hong Yuqi Hong Lindsay Marie Horton Michelle Hosea Qianqian Hou Dana Leigh Hsiao Kuan Ying Hsieh

Yun-Jui Hsu Jingtao Hu Jingyi Hu Shunxin Hu Xinghui Hu Zeyu Hu Zicheng Hu Ziye Hu Yikai Hua Zhongling Huan Jie Huang Qinyuan Huang Yiwei Huang Yiwen Huang Yunze Huang Zhihong Huang Zhiqiu Huang Yu Chung Hung Stephanie Lynn Hurley Jessica Hwang Patrick Hylkema Zephaniah Osasenga Ighodaro Vincent Michael Imbimbo Manjusha Indukuri Michelle Vanessa Ip Abdullah Islam Alfredo Cesar Iturralde Layal Jabbour Justin Philip Jacobs Tameem Amani Jahan Sonia Jaidka Aman Jain Rishabh Jain Shreyans Mayank Jain Jessica Sara Jakoby Kashaf Jamshed Shobhna Jayaraman Harshitha Jayaramareddy Puttalakshmamma Joaquin Borja Jerez Mehak Jethmalani Siqi Jia Manjing Jiang Ye Jiang Yuan Jiang Haowen Jin Melissa Jin Yiyun Jin Yeolim Jo Justin-Anthony Ampil Joco Catherine Ann Johnson Colby Madison Johnson Xavier Johnson Yusuke Meriwell Johnson Terrill Snowden Jones Hye Jung Lucas Jensen Jurgensen Bar Kadosh Ben Kadosh Oluwatofunmi Kalejaiye Melanie Kaplan-Cohen Madeline Karod Konstantinos Karras Kallidromitis Sanat Karunakaran Tridaya Chandana Karuturi Brandon Jacob Kates Joshua Kenneth Katz Bing Ke Franck Merlin Kengne Pranav Khanna Pwint Kay Khine Victor Wai Yin Khong Sudhanshu Deepak Khoriya Khushboo Khushboo Orrin Kigner Dong Hyun Kim Haram Kim Jiwon Kim Ryan Kim Tae Jung Kim Young Kim Yubin Tracey Kim David Kogan Eshana Kolli Rajiv Reddy Kommareddy Amanda Komsky Mandy Kong Dylan Kret Rohit Krishnakumar Sushmitha Krishnamoorthy Vinod Kartik Krishnamurthy Krutika Krutika Christine Ku Aiting Kuang Ye Kuang Michael David Kulbacki Gayatri Shridhar Kulkarni Avisha Kumar Avnish Kumar Yi-Ling Kuo Daniel Kutner Paul Daniel La Rosa Nayan Umesh Lad Daniel Ladron Devon Chen Lafferty Jintao Lai Sameer Jay Lal Daniel Joseph LaManna Eric Copley Landgrebe William Eugene Laney Mark Dimon LaPan Michael Edward Lapolla Om Laud Patrick James Lavan Megan Le Kelsey Caitlin Learned Alan M. Lee Benjamin Yuk-Choi Lee Crystal Lee Dongbin Lee Jordan Mitchell Lee Keng-Jung Lee Kenneth Lee Lois Lee Savannah Lee Qi Leng Adam Wolfe Levin Emily Unsun Lewis Austin Guo Li Chengzhi Li Chenye Li Jiahao Li Jialu Li Jiaoyang Li Jingxuan Li Ruozhu Li Ruxin Li Suli Li Tengxiao Li Weiran Li Xiaoyu Li Xiyao Li Yichen Li Yifu Li Yunting Li Yuxin Li Zelong Li Zeyu Li

Zhilong Li Ziyue Li Daniel Liang Xueman Liang Chia Lin Liao Jiajie Liao Mariana Licon Jing Rong Lim Juebin Martin Lim Melanie Lim Chih-Ching Lin Chuyang Lin Jingsong Lin Kuan-Yen Lin Wanyin Lin Willy Lin Winston Lin Yuhan Lin Zhongqi Lin Ziyu Lin Elias Deutch Litchman Chang Liu Hongzhe Liu Jiasui Liu Jiaxin Liu Junkai Liu Kevin Tianyuan Liu Kexiong Liu Maggie Liu Qinyi Liu Ruifan Liu Shih-Bor Liu Tingwei Liu Xiaotian Liu Yaoyang Liu Yifei Liu Yifeng Liu Yunshan Liu Zexu Liu Zhihao Liu Zhongling Liu Zicheng Liu Ziyu Liu Ziyu Liu Wilson Ramiro Llivichuzhca Pillco John Sanders Lockhart William Michael Lopez Tomas Lopez Lauterio Zineb Louriqate Da Lu Kaixi Lu Xiaocun Lu Yi Lu Ziyue Lu Rebecca Paige Lublin Brian Lui Yue Luo Sichao Ma Tingshuang Ma Xiaoxin Ma Yang Ma Yuhan Ma Yuhua Ma Colin David Mackey Anirudh Atma Maddula Kranthi Kumar Madhavaram Len Takudzwa Magara Epsita Upendrakumar Maharana Richard Antonius Mahuze Rebecca Flank Maksimovic Sarah Elizabeth Makuc Aditya Malik Nitisha Manchanda Bowen Mao Wenxu Mao Zhuoan Mao Asad Marghoob Samhita Marri Sarah Marx Daniel Thomas Masetti Dale Chrislene Mathews Prabhakaran Diksha Matta Madeleine Mary Maver Mary Elyssa McGuinn John McKissick IV Joshua Donald McRae Matthew Perry Meek Tigran Mehrabyan Trent Anthony Melsheimer Pooja Jayachandran Menon Luke R. Metaxas Jason Jie-Sen Miao Arman Eduard Mielke So Young Min Roumaldo Miranda Alisha Mithal Nandita K. Mohan Anthony Mondone Chelsea Lynne Montgomery Diego Montoya Ryan Patrick Moore Sara Morehead Hannah Margaret Morris Connor Craig Morrow Will Murphy Vidhisha Nakhwa Vignesh Nandakumar Yamini Nandakumar Iman Saroj Nandi Sarthak Nangia Arun Narayanan Siddhant Navali Joshua William Nelson Kristina Anna Nemeth Karan Newatia Nicole Joy Newberger Alec Christopher Newport Andrew Quang Nguyen Macy Marie Nicol Jordan Louis Nicotra Colin Leslie Norris Konstantinos Ntalis Michael Gunnar Oberhausen Michelle O'Bryan Jason Eric Ochs Lydia Ooyama Tessa E. Ooyama Matthew Neil Oshrin Andrew Joshua Palmer Vincent Pan Mithul Panchal Pranavi Pancharathi Bo Pang Pierre Pasquet Malvika Amit Patankar Akshit Kalpeshbhai Patel Anant Patel Ruchita Patel Shruti Rajesh Patel Shashank Pathak Hilary Ann Paul Vedanta Pralhad Pawar Bryden Drew Pearson Scott Richard Pearson Jamie Peck Yizhou Pei Junshi Peng

Peng Peng Yangyang Peng Timothy Joseph Peregoy II Larissa Steven Pereira Arnaldo Jose Perez Altuve Jonathan Perrier Cassius Peter Wilson Pham Haodong Ping Stephanie Polkinghorne Hayley Poll Alan Tzali Polyak Jesse Ponnock Anand Poonai Abhinav Chandran Poonamalee Bhaskar Alexander M. Popeil Ryan Prager Shikhar Prakash Jonathon Robert Price Rahmi Jamal Pruitt, Jr. Lee Chen Puckett Vedant Puri Arvind Puthige Wanyue Qi Jing Qian Shuhao Qing Hao Qiu Howey Hou Qiu Youyi Qiu Brandon Michael Quinlan Nathalie Elizabeth Quintero Hernandez Hassan Rabbani Amina Rahill-Marier Ahnaf Rahman Shrinedhi Rajan Rajan Sundharam Sangeetha Rajkumar Simran Rajpal Amrita Ramamurthy Robert Ramey Mrinal Ashwin Ramsaha Emma Winters Ramsden Athish Rahul Rao Vignesh Naveen Rao Yaniv Ravid Suhasini Ravisankar Viswath Narayanan Ravisankar Nehal Rawat Soham Ray Erin Raynsford Dilip Reddy Aditya Regulagedda Beichen Ren Wilbert Ren Laasya Priya Renganathan Aaron Michael Reynolds Ryan Ricciardelli Domenic Robert Rigoglioso Kathryn Harley Roberts Alexander Joseph Rodriguez Christian Edward Rodriguez Christopher Roman Michael Francis Romar Daniel Diyang Rong Morena Rong Ricardo Rosales-Mesta Nicole Alexis Rosario Nieves Indraneel Roy Rudravaswata Roy Choudhury Raphael Rozenblum Michael Russitano Nayanthara Sajan Samuel Menahem Arie Salfati Maria Sam William Sampong David Brendon Sanchez Parth Saraswat Eirini Sarri Gerald Charles Sarubbe Meet Ketan Sarvaiya Abha Saxena Nikko Mitrano Schaff Makenzie Geneva Scheerer Ryan Jacob Scheinkman Rina Schiller Samuel Adam Schreiber Gal Schwartz Maman Robert David Schweizer Owen Andrew Sconzo Daniella Seekatz Ethan Charles Seifer Nicolas Laurent Sempere Luke Powell Sendelbach Yohan Sequeira Anirudh Shah Bhavya Nilesh Shah Kaveesha Shridhar Shah Samay Bharatkumar Shah Thomas Kennedy Shanahan Yiqi Shao Kaavian Shariati Jillian Patricia Sharkey Kenneth Doyle Shaughnessy Christopher Kai Shei Aparna Shekar Stephan Del'Mario Shelton Junyi Shen Leshan Shen Ruoshui Shen Shuo Shen Yiying Sheng Sunil Shenoy Tyler Seiden Sherman Han Shi Kowin Shaokun Shi Minghan Shi Wei Shih Tu Jin Hee Shin Samuel Jonathan Shin Akira Shindo Mark Allen Shipps, Jr. Shashank Shashikant Shirke Ananya Shivaditya Sarah Shoop Dayton Shor Yuqing Shou Sahana Bindiganavile Shridhar Fang Shu Yu-Ning Shu Stephanie Shum Boyang Si Yefei Si Jacob Samuel Sidd Nihar Sidhu Isabel Madeline Siergiej Jackson Lloyd Siff Erin Fawn Signor Wayne Marc Simonetti Tyman Sin Ravi Theja Reddy Singannagari Aryama Singh Kushal Singh Shashender Singh Simranpreet Singh Peter Alexander Slater Jeovane Minnae Slater-Taylor Lauren Slowskei

Johanna Lisbeth Smith-Palliser Matthew Scott Snyder Varun Somani Alice Song Shuang Song Zhaoqi Song Anshul Pramod Sonigara Elliot Sean Sotnick Samba Amadou Sowe Siddharth Srinivasan Prithvi Sriram Nikita Srivastava Tyler Eugene Staal Benjamin SternklarDavis Mikaela Stiklickas Curtis McIntyre Sumner Jinling Sun Lesley Sun Quan Sun Wenbo Sun Xueying Sun Gyan Suri Rong Tan Sirui Tan Yibing Tan Neel Taneja Benzhang Tang Jia Tang Jiayi Tao Kieran Christopher Taylor Nathaniel Nichols Taylor Nitika Thakral Rohit Singh Thakur Murali Thimma Selvan Babu Alwin Thomas Katelyn Cheyenne Thomas Shirley Mary Thomas Jonathan Joseph Thompson Boyu Tian Ryan Paul Tine Gabriela Alexandra Torres Rafael Sanchez Torres Amanda Trang Gavin Trebilcock Uttkarshni Tripathii Jonathan Tsai Matthew Geekeorng Tsang Victoria Chung-Jun Tu William Tung Benjamin James Twigg Chris Twombly Pajean Uchupalanun Clark Bryant Uhl Mark Joseph Unter Tom Arno F. Vandekerckhove Christopher Rossi Vann Praveen Kumar Varadaraj Erin Frances Vecchio Shankar Venkatraman Yogesh Verma Nivetha Vethachalam Natan Vidra Joshua Vineeth Vijayam Amil Jayesh Vira Jack Lee Vogel, Jr. Kyle Aaron Wadell Jeremy Douglas Walker Zishu Wan Daixuan Wang Haiyang Wang Jiayang Wang Jingtao Wang Jingyi Wang Juexiao Wang Kun Wang Qifan Wang Richard Q. Wang Ruihong Wang Shengqi Wang Shu Han Wang Weiran Wang Xianing Wang Xiao Wang Xingcheng Wang Xue Wang Xueyuan Wang Xuezhi Wang Yanrui Wang Yikun Wang Yiqi Wang Yuanxin Wang Yujia Wang Yuqi Wang Yuze Wang Zeyu Wang Zhengzhi Wang Ziqi Wang Aasim Ayaz Wani Daniel Weber Bailey Wei Fan Wei Haiteng Wei Lai Wei Xuechen Wei Xueqi Wei Matthew Gordon Weisshaar Alan Scott Welch Paul Brian Westcott Ariana Marie Wetzel Lawrence Kermit White III Jillian Patricia Whiting Daniel Wesley Wiese Paul Stephen Wilkowski Casey Wilson Kyra Lynn Wisniewski Adam Morgan Wolfson Evan Gregory Bergman Wong Jamie Ming Li Wong David Alexander Worsley Heyi Wu Hsing Ya Wu Ji Wu Jiacheng Wu Jill Wu Mengde Wu Xiaohan Wu Yanling Wu Yukun Wu Yunan Wu Maxwell Claus Wulff Daniel Wynn Mengjia Xia Huaisong Xiang Olivia Fan Xiang Shiyi Xiang Xuyang Xiao Hangxuan Xie Wenting Xie Zhuyun Xie Zongzhe Xie Mengfei Xiong

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Genesis Lumina Hill Joel Lansburgh Hochman Jonathan Andrew Ignatowski Shiyu Kong Eden Elizabeth Marek Hailey Kay Morey Kristiana Farnsworth Mueller Kiichi Ohshima Jiabao Ren Sonora Raye Rodriguez Jonathan Rosin Joshua David Rotbert Chin Ya Russell Jaynel Bulnes Santos Carsten Frederik Schmidt Joo Eun Seo Sanjana Umesh Sidhra Grant Nathaniel Thompson Tue Minh Tran Audrey Benay Wachs Tong Wu Yan Wu Yu Wu Yicong Yang Sauvanithi Yupho

MASTER OF SCIENCE Jood Ahmad A Al Aswad Katherine Elizabeth Adler Olalekan Temitope Afuye Yury Salavatovich Aglyamov Mohammad Ahsan Akshay Sukumar Ajagekar Ayomi Bolutife Akinlawon Gabriele Albertini Ahmed Wasel Alsmaeil Ilya Amburg Yinuo An Piyush Anand Andrew Joshua Ancira Ananya Anmangandla Maria Alexandra Antoniak Akhila Arakkal Ian Anders Arawjo Cristóbal Yazumi Armaza Bascur Daksh Arora Hassnain Asgar Ithipong Assaranurak Cameron Alexander Aubin Evgeny Bagdasaryan Hedan Bai Tanya Bakshi Vasanth Balakrishnan Paula Barmaimon Mendelberg Jose Antonio Barreiros Flores Anamaria Andreea Beldie Teresa Mary Bevacqua Prayag Biswal Valts Blukis Rishi Bommasani Marley Bonacquist-Currin Lucia Borlle James E. Briggs Taylor Allyssa Brown Audrey Ann Burnim Paul Denyse Burrowes Tsenguunjav Byambasuren Olivia Helen Calalo Julie Suzanne Cannon Chenyang Cao Shiping Cao Xiangkun Cao Xiaofu Cao Zhu Cao Joseph Aurelio Casamento Gregory Michael Casee, Jr. Oscar Fernando Castaneda Fernandez Udit Kumar Chakraborty Krishnan Chander Ana Carolina Chang Chao Wen Chang Jason Marvin Chang Minyu Chang Dana Violet Chapman Monideepa Chatterjee Reet Tapaskumar Chaudhuri John Taylor Chavis III Anqi Chen Aobo Chen Feng Yang Chen Guanyu Chen Hanyu Chen Hongxiao Chen Ji Chen Xiangyu Chen Ziyi Chen Carolyn Chlebek Eun Kee Cho Louis Chua Sun Kyo Chung Alexander Phillip Clark Chloe Beth Collins Susana Constenla Villoslada Derek James Cranshaw Rene Armando Crespin Dylan Matthew Cromer Brian Curtis Catherine Hope Dadmun Phillip Dang Phoebe Dawkins Thais Campos de Almeida Sevag Derghazarian Maithili Sudhir Deshpande Lauren Ann DeVincent Theodoros Diamantopoulos Cong Ding Xiaobo Ding Benjamin Lee Dobkin Samuel Nathan Dodini Kenji Morinaka Doering Xinya Du Sidi Duan Cody John Duell Cameron James Richard Duncan Robert Dunleavy Sandra Ebirim Jacob Daniel Elias Naomi Helen Ephraim Noam Eshed Rachel Lynn Evanowski Colin Parker Evans Shichao Fang Hannah Devlin Feinberg Lindsay Fae Fennell Marc Anton Finzi

Matthew McSorley Fischer-Daly Andrew Scott Foster Abraham Thomas Francis Meir David Friedenberg Denghao Fu Liye Fu Divya Gadkari Joshua Ralph Gancher Varun Gandhi Anna Theresa Gannett Cara Noel Gannett Yingjie Gao Joshua Andrew Garcia Megan Lynne Gelsinger Gregory George Jeremy Brett Gershonowitz Pargol Gheissari Anna Rebecca Giesmann Ran Arie Gladstein Gladstone Mark Gluzman Berit Hansen Goodge Katarina Elise Goodge Sean Arthur Aidan Gowin German Enrique Granados Bustos Benjamin David Grimmer Marie Robin Guido-Miner Jiaxin Guo Xinyi Guo Pranav Pravinkumar Gupta Rohini Gupta Vishakha Gupta Congyan Han Xiaoxing Han Christine Elena Harper Khaled Nabil Hashad Katherine Ann Haviland Zhiren He Samuel Johnstone Hempel Hannah Heyman Eric C. Hillpot Krista Hirsch Jason Ryan Holley Andrew James Horning Chamsi Hssaine Jui Yuan Hsu Kai-Chun Hsu Aohan Hu Xingyi Hu Zhiling Hu Weizhe Hua Yiqing Hua Alice Huang Jeffrey Hao-Chan Huang Yong Huang Zige Huang Sun Young Hwang Toby Im Dante Anthony Bernardo Iozzo Murari Srikanth Iyengar Narahari Srikanth Iyengar Pavel Izmailov Aayushi Suresh Jain Julia Gabrielle Jaffe Piyush Jain Purvil Rahul Jani Alexander Bashar Jarjour Yanxin Ji Yikuan Ji Junteng Jia Shunning Jiang Shiyu Jin Abhinav Shailendra Jindal Wayne Russell Johnson Yash Milind Joshi Motasem Nizar Hasan Kalaji Kritika Kashyap Venktesh Vidyadhar Katkar Dean Robert Keithly Jeremy Thomas Keys Mohit Ravi Khurana Arkaye Kierulf Lauren Angelica Kilgour Ejin Kim Jeyon Kim Ji Hoon Kim Jongkil Kim Joseph Kim Sungwoong Kim Christopher David Klaassen Noel Konagai Dylan Charles Kovach Thea Kozakis Hania Jurek Koziol William Krasnoff Kavya Krishnan Michael Benjamin Kuhn Kirsten S.M. Kurtz Ashwariya Lahariya Kristine Lai Jonathan Michael Lambert Elizabeth Lauri Nicholas Scott LaVigne Matthew Vance Law Suckwon Lee Buyun Li Dingyi Li Jiaru Li Jinge Li Jinyi Li Lingyi Li Lucy Chaolu Li Mengqi Li Shuke Li Wei Li William H. Li Xiang Li Fenni Lian Zhen Lian Can Liang Zhihao Liao Hajin Lim Hubert Lin Wei-Kai Lin Yuhui Lin Heather Jean Linton Twila Linville Max Lipton Guanchen Liu Jinjian Liu Meishen Liu Shenghao Liu Shutian Liu Xiaoyan Liu Xinyuan Liu Xu Liu Zheng Liu Zhihao Liu Yui Kei Lo Nathan London Benjamin Graham Looker Kefan Lu Lingxiang Lu Xuege Lu Fujun Luan Jinyu Luo Jingyan Ma Xiaoxiao Ma Yezhou Ma

Zekun Ma Wesley Maddox Rachael Patricia Mady Sidney Lucille Madsen George Maio Anna Makido Ghadeer Mohamed Saber Makki Pablo Naoki Manzano Miura Ta-Wei Mao Xiaojie Mao Judith Martin Michael Floyd Matty Melanie Elizabeth Maurer Verónica MazariegosAnastassiou Philip Matthew McGuire Elise Catherine McMahon Stacey Lynn Meadley Uriel Danilo Menalled Udayshankar Kundur Menon Lindsay Mercer Kursat Rasim Mestav Meng Min Ishan Mishra Sage Andrew Mitchell Ken Miyazaki Sohaib Mohammed Tsun Yin Mok Colten Anthony Morace Danilo Eduardo Moreta Mejia Paul Monroe Morgan Natalie Lucia Mottl Leanna Patricia Mulvihill Daniel Matthew Munch Meera Nanda Julia Narakornpichit Thi Thuy Tien Nguyen Gael Roland-Pelissier Nicolas Daniel Nissani Travis Matthew O'Neil Taylor Mae Oeschger Edward Yong Xi Ong Victor Barreto Ortiz Jaime David Ortiz Pachar Ana Gabriela Ortiz Quezada Siqi Ouyang Adam Kyle Pacheck Ryan Lowry Page Daniel Mark Palmer Krishna Nirav Parikh Joseph Benjamin Parry Christopher Thomas Parzyck Ananya Paul Bo Peng Xiao Peng Alaina Rousseau Petlewski Christopher Morrisson Pierce Ferra Kristina Pinnock Kate Pinsley Kritanjan Polley Matilde Portnoy Carrie Preston Julia Marie Proft Heting Pu Youer Pu Dongping Qi Yufeng Qiu Ziyu Qiu Phong Kim Quach Shijinkrishnan Rajakrishnan Abhaiguru Ravirajan SuryaKiran Manisha Rayaprolu Brandon Ray Regensburger Michael George Reid III Yue Ren Daniel Alexander Rivera Oluwaseun Victor Romiluyi Christopher Thomas Rooney Michael W. Rosato II Zachary Warren Rouse Prasenjit Roy Nancy Estefania Ruiz Uribe Andrew William Ruttinger John Paul Ryan Haley Rebekah Rylander Saeedeh Sadeghi Saumya Yashmohini Sahai Josue Santana Bharath Satheesh Lindsay Renee Schaffner Ellen Marie Schilkowsky Connor Michael Schneps Nathaniel Schreiber Gaetano J. Scuderi Hansen Sentosa Kalayarasan Seranthian Siddhartha Shandilya Ziming Shao Divya Sharma Pushan Sharma Yifan Shen Ibrahim Shehzad Qinru Shi Shanshan Shi Adrian Adwait Shimpi Jaejeong Shin Carrie Nadine Simon Ashudeep Singh Akanksha Sinha Sreyam Sinha Ana Lise Smith Michael Ryan Smith Eun Ah Song Zachary Michael Sparrow Jesse Spivey Scott Wesley Spring Samuel Stanton Martin Michael Stein Regan Elizabeth Stephenson Hui Su Xiaoyun Su Yi Su Yubo Su Young Joon Suh Alane Laughlin Suhr Daqian Sun Hanyu Sun Jingxuan Sun Yu Sun Yuxi Sun Ziteng Sun Akshay Suresh Mariel Tader Matthew Lee Tan Li Xuan Amanda Tang Tiffany Tang Jennifer Eva Tasneem William Benjamin Thomason Xueyu Tian Natalie Teh-Chao Tong Meghan Mary TrumbullKennedy Lieihn Tsaur Nirvan Tyagi Avinash Umasankaran Lauren Mary Varvatos Paulina Michelle Villacreces Ishan Singh Virk

Lam Xuan Vu Hexin Wang Kaiyang Wang Ke Alexander Wang Kuan Wen Wang Leyan Wang Nianyi Wang Qinwen Wang Ruoshui Wang Simiao Wang Tianhong Wang Xiaowen Wang Yixue Wang Yue Wang Yuwen Wang Ziyi Wang Alexander James Warren Zicong Wei Hongyi Wen Davis Wong Wertheimer Tibra Anita Wheeler Kevin Wielenberg Joshua J. Woods Chester Jacob John Wrobel John Gilbert Wright Chuanwei Wu Congyue Wu Dung Yi Wu Eric Wu Jiao Wu Jinsong Wu Meiqi Wu Tong Wu Yu Wu Thomas Sherlock Wyse Jackson Mengqi Xia Qian Xiao Yuwen Xiu Cheyan Xu Jiazhen Xu Patricia Amy Xu Wenzhuo Xu Yubo Xu Beril Yalcinkaya Mengyi Yan Minhao Yan Yichen Yan Kou Yang Wenhao Yang Yang Yang Zheng Yang Siyu Yao Ziyan Ye Benjamin James Yellin Caspar Yi Maofan Yin Rui Yin Ashton Kylen Yoon Shuo Yu Weizhi Yu Edith Zheng Wen Yuan Doga Yucalan Matthew Dean Notz Zalesak Pablo Zarama Salazar Rui Zeng Bowen Zhang Haotian Zhang Huanyu Zhang Jingxuan Zhang Peng Zhang Ruochen Zhang Tongyu Zhang Wenyao Zhang Xuhui Zhang Yueqian Zhang Zhenwei Zhang Zhilu Zhang Zhiping Zhang Jianqiang Zhao Zeran Zhao Jingxu Zheng Ren Zhong Angela Zhou Hao Zhou Hengyu Zhou Jiahui Zhou Li Zhu Liao Zhu Yucheng Zhu Zimeng Zhu Zipei Zhu Tiago Jaquel Zilch Yixu Zong Yilin Zou

MASTER OF SCIENCE Weill Cornell Graduate School of Medical Sciences in New York City Vakas Ahmad Erum Ahmed Munther Alshalabi Morgan Jacqueline Ammori Katerina Andreadis Ruth Antoine Adeel Anwer Chukwuemeka Anyamele Thomas Vincent Aprea Katherine Elizabeth Armstrong Oscar Bach So Ra Bae Jingjing Bai Van Hamilton Barbeau Adrienne Leigh Benn Steven I. Berk Chandrima Bhattacharya Charlotte Burkhart Butker Alan Lindsay Butler Yu Cai Shannon Campbell Ashley M. Cardarelli Ethan Chi-Win Chan Linda Oy-Nee Chan-Lok Aaﬁa Chaudhry Amanda Christine Chen Dingxuan Chen Jiangyan Chen Lewis Chesebrough Jae Hoon Cho Heyryung Choi Kirsten Marie Cole Rachael Collins Eliane Dabbah Joanna Dalton Ayoung Rachel Michelle D'Amato Jessa Lee Davis Monique Maria De Four Jones Anjali Desai Shahzad Dhanani Mary Nicole Lillian Diemert Mingcan Du Ryan Callahan Duggan

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MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Alan Jimmy Abraham

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Christina Marie Kennedy CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2020 GRADUATE!

You have accomplished so many great things in your first 22 years. We canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t imagine what the next chapter of your life has in store for you... We are so proud of the woman you have become and your amazing achievements at Cornell !!! All of us are looking forward to 2023 and the culmination of your lifelong dream of graduating with a D.V.M. Degree from Cornell University College of VeterinaryMedicine. All of our love and wishes for your success,

Mom, Dad, Sister, Brian, Grandpa & Aunt Gilda

Class of 2020 get out there and rock the world!!!

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Big Red Ambition:161 Things Every Cornellian Should Do

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1. Make the library into your bedroom and have sex in the stacks 2. Finally meet the dazzling Denice Cassaro 3. Go to the Cornell-Harvard men’s hockey game and throw fish on the ice 4. Sing along to the Alma Mater with the marching band at a hockey game 5. Sled down Libe Slope during a snow storm 6. Take Hotel Administration 4300: Introduction to Wines 7. Streak across the Arts Quad 8. Take Psychology 1101: Intro to Psychology 9. Test out Olin Library’s musically calibrated steps by throwing stones on them 10. Attempt sake bombing at Plum Tree in Collegetown 11. Order ice cream at the Dairy Bar 12. Climb the Lindseth climbing wall in Bartels Hall 13. Listen to a full chimes concert from the clock tower and guess the songs played 14. Order the same thing off the Collegetown Bagels menu all four years 15. Register for classes during Freshman Orientation, then switch out of every single one by the time Add/Drop ends 16. Wear flip-flops to class in January 17. Go to the Fuertes Observatory on North Campus and gaze at meteor showers 18. Have a snowball fight in May 19. Milk a cow 20. Skip class to play frisbee on the Arts Quad 21. Bury a bottle of Bacardi on the Slope. Dig it up on Slope Day. 22. Observe the golden hour from the Newman Overlook in the Cornell Plantations 23. Attend the Apple Festival on the Commons 24. Flirt with your professor 25. Bomb a prelim 26. Ace the next one to save your grade 27. Attend Hotelie prom 28. Meet Happy Dave from Okenshields 29. Turn your face blue from screaming at midnight before the first finals 30. Get heartburn at the Chili Cook-off on the Commons 31. Enjoy Ithaca’s two months of warm weather — spend a summer here! 32. Go to a Shabbat dinner at 104 West 33. Watch the AAP students parade down East Avenue on Dragon Day 34. Drive an hour and a half just to visit the closest drive-in movie theater 35. Build a snow penis or count how many you see around campus 36. Dress up and view The Rocky Horror Picture Show at Risley 37. Take a class you think is impossible just for fun 38. Go on a wine tour 39. Kiss on the suspension bridge at midnight 40. Sleep through your alarm for a 1:25 p.m. class 41. Shop at the Friends of the Library Book Sale 42. Get out of a University parking ticket 43. Buy an Ithaca Is Gorges t-shirt, then get sick of wearing it and buy a variation (Ithaca Is Gangsta, Vaginas Are Gorges, Ithaca Is Long Island...) 44. Learn the “Alma Mater,” “Evening Song” and “Give My Regards to Davy” 45. Attend an opening at the Johnson Museum of Art 46. Smuggle food from the dining hall and run for your life as they try to get back your stolen cookies 47. Do the Walk of Shame 48. Have dinner at a professor’s house 49. Get wasted at a professor’s house 50. Take a #selfie with a Cornell president 51. Play a game of tag in the Kroch Library stacks 52. See a play in the Schwartz Center 53. Rush the field at the last home football game of the season 54. Start your freshman year pre-med. Graduate as a Hotelie. 55. Gamble at Turning Stone (try not to lose money) 56. Watch dancers fly through the air at a Bhangra show 57. Have a midnight picnic in the Cornell Botanical Gardens 58. Wait in line for half an hour for a salad at the Terrace 59. Ignore “No Winter Maintenance” signs … slip and fall on the icy stairs 60. Sit in Libe Café when you have no work to do and watch the worried studiers down gallons of coffee 61. Write an angry letter to the editor of The Sun 62. Go to Wegmans on a Friday or Saturday night 63. Explore the secret underground tunnel between Uris and Olin libraries 64. See the library’s Rare Book Collection 65. Pretend you are Harry Potter and study in the A.D. White library (looks like Hogwarts) 66. See the brain collection in Uris Hall 67. Eat at Taverna Banfi and charge it to CornellCard 68. Buy beer at Jason’s in Collegetown and charge it to CityBucks 69. Take Plant Pathology 2010: Magical Mushrooms, Mischievous Molds 70. Take part in a psychology experiment 71. Take an unplanned nap in a library 72. Take over a building 73. Following the legend, watch a virgin cross the Arts Quad and then witness A.D. White and Ezra Cornell shake hands 74. Live through an Ithaca blizzard and tell your friends how you survived frostbite 75. Throw a flaming pumpkin into the gorge 76. Play co-ed intramural innertube water polo 77. Spend all your lectures figuring out the day’s crossword. While sitting for the final, wish you had taken notes instead. 78. Hook up with your T.A. 79. Order a PMP at Shortstop Deli

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80. Play trivia at Rulloff’s on Sunday nights 81. Make the trek down the hill: Go to a townie bar 82. Make a fool of yourself at karaoke at Loco on Tuesday 83. Buy a drink at every on-campus establishment that serves alcohol 84. Go bowling at Helen Newman Lanes 85. Hand out quartercards on Ho Plaza 86. Drive your car up and down Libe Slope or Ho Plaza 87. Have a friend’s parents take you out to eat at John Thomas Steakhouse or Boatyard Grill 88. Eat a chicken parm sandwich from Louie’s Lunch 89. Order at Wings Over Ithaca at 3:59 a.m. 90. Get thrown out of Balch Hall 91. Hook up with a freshman 92. Go skinny dipping in a gorge 93. Walk to the Commons and back 94. Go to an a cappella concert 95. Go ice skating at Lynah Rink 96. Instagram the cherry blossoms in the spring 97. Sell back your books; use money to buy alcohol 98. Drink bubble tea 99. Eat a Pinesburger 100. Walk to a fraternity party with your entire freshman floor 101. Go to a fraternity party as a senior; convince yourself you were never one of them 102. Get lost in Collegetown during Orientation Week 103. Get negged at a bar because the bouncer is actually friends with the person whose I.D. you are using 104. See a foreign film at Cinemapolis 105. Eat mongo at RPCC 106. See a concert at Barton Hall 107. Gain the freshman 15. Pay $145 for a gym membership and don’t go 108. Eat brunch on North Campus 109. Go to Buttermilk Falls for a hike and to take pictures to put on Instagram to prove you did something outdoorsy 110. Fail your swim test, just for kicks 111. Tailgate for homecoming 112. Model for the Cornell Fashion Collective’s annual fashion show 113. Host a prefrosh 114. Request a song to be played on the clock tower 115. Get guilt-tripped into giving blood 116. Get asked if you are pregnant at Cornell Health (regardless of your gender) 117. Drink with your R.A. 118. Make a chalking; weep when it rains that night 119. Sing drunk on the drunk bus 120. Meet Bill Nye ’77, “The Science Guy,” and give him a hug 121. See how long you can go without doing laundry 122. Go on a road trip to Canada, flirt with the border patrol, smuggle booze back 123. Try to order pizza from a Blue Light phone 124. Go to the sex shop on the Commons 125. Get drunk on Slope Day, run into a vice president 126. Complain about the Slope Day headliners 127. Get tapped for a secret society 128. Go to The Shops at Ithaca Mall, realize it is severely lacking, then drive to Destiny USA in Syracuse 129. Lose a friend over signing a lease in Collegetown 130. Run out of BRBs in March; live off campus events’ free food for the rest of the year 131. Walk holding hands around Beebe Lake 132. Visit the Sciencenter 133. See Yamatai bang it out at Pulse 134. Get J.A.’d for urinating on the Law School 135. Hook up with someone randomly and then see them every day afterward 136. Go to a coffee house in JAM 137. See how many people you can cram into your dorm room 138. Claim a big table near an outlet in Temple of Zeus and occupy it all day 139. Write dirty messages with rocks in the gorge 140. Ride a horse at Oxley Equestrian Center 141. Ring the giant bell in the Botanic Gardens 142. Crash a political rally on Ho Plaza 143. Do the COE ropes course 144. Attend a show at the State Theatre 145. Prank call the CIT HelpDesk 146. Wake up at 7 a.m. for pre-enroll; realize that your choice classes are full anyway 147. Ski at Greek Peak 148. Take a night prelim near the vet school, walk back in the dark 149. Trespass on Alumni Fields 150. Find your way onto the roof of a Cornell building 151. Take the BASICS program 152. Walk to class in the snow, uphill both ways 153. Buy a Cornell-grown apple from a vending machine 154. Furnish an apartment entirely with items from the Dump & Run 155. Eat at each dining hall at least once 156. Ask for an extension on a term paper 157. Take part in Holi and get colorful 158. Pull an all-nighter in the Uris Library Cocktail Lounge 159. Tell a professor what you really think of his/her class 160. Attend a Sun organizational meeting 161. Climb all 161 steps to the top of McGraw Tower

Pictorial: The Coronavirus at Cornell

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PHOTOS BY BORIS TSANG / SUN PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Top: A pedestrian walks under a hopeful State Theatre marquee message on March 18. Middle: empty tables in Duffield Hall and the Physical Sciences Building on March 19 and 22; students purchase and carry box cardboard in mid-March; late January protective masks on Ho Plaza. Right: The Touchdown statue by Teagle Hall sports an N95 respirator on March 17. Left: Emmy Chen ’20, Aashka Piprottar ’20, Jack Thompson ’20, Ananya Dua ’20 and Akanksha Jain ’20, from left, pose on March 18 as Akshat Piprottar ’22 takes early graduation photos.

30 The Cornell Daily Sun | Graduation Issue 2020 <<< 3.10.18 Alison Melnick ’18 models a creation from Olivia Friedman ’18’s design col lection at the Cornell Fashion Collective’s annual spring runway show. The event, held in Barton Hall, sold out for the first time.

Four Years in Photos <<< 4.26.19 A student displays a young downy duck at the Art of Agriculture Day on the Arts Quad. The festivities featured a giant inflatable cow, sheep to pet, yard games, free burgers and other agricultural products. Students also answered questions about “where food comes from.”

9.20.17 >>> Members of Black Students United carry a banner and chant as they conduct a march from Day Hall to Willard Straight Hall to protest reports of an incident of racial harassment and assault in Collegetown.

2.19..20 >>> Protesters blocking East Avenue traffic opposite Sage Hall display “oil” — simulated by molasses — that had been dramatically poured over their heads. They were demanding that Cornell divest from the fossil fuel industry. Other demonstrators chanted, “System change, not climate change.” <<< 4.21.17 Griffyndors, owls, Ravenclaws and all creatures magical join Headmaster Albus Dumble dore (aka Prof. Tom Hill, English, wearing bright purple garb and a sorcerer’s hat) in Risley Hall for an enthusiastic celebration of its annual Harry Potter Night.

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<<< 3.14.17 Michelle Xiong ’18 looks up as she ascends Libe Slope during the snowstorm that forced Cornell to shut down for over a full day for the first time in 24 years. Some students called the closure a “Pi Day miracle.” Photos: Ben Parker / Sun Assistant Photo Editor: Art of Ag duck • Cameron Pollack / Sun File Photos: Cornell Fashion Collective; Black Students United march; Risley Harry Potter event; Dragon Day Vermeer costumes; Women’s March • Katie Sims / Sun Senior Editor: “oil-drenched” protest • Michael Suguitan / Sun File Photos: snow day; Apple Harvest Festival • Boris Tsang /Sun Photography Editor: Wizarding Weekend bubble blowing.

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10.27.18 A performer creates unbelievably huge bubbles in front of the the State Theatre during the annual Wizarding Weekend, enjoyed on and around the Ithaca Commons. Students and townies, many dressed in Harry-Potteresque hats and capes, braved rainy weather to enjoy the festivities.

1.21.17 One day following Donald Trump’s inauguration, hundreds of Cornell students join swarms of Ithacans for the Women’s March on Ithaca. With over 8,000 participants, it is the largest downtown protest in recent memory. > > >

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3.30.18 Students dress up as the famous painting by Johannes Vermeer, “Girl with a Pearl Earring,” on Dragon Day, an annual tradition in which freshman architects parade a custom-built dragon and upperclass architects frolic in fanciful array.

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9.30.17 Two young women fly through the stratosphere at the 35th annual downtown Apple Harvest Festival, which brought thousands to the Ithaca Commons to enjoy the festive atmosphere, carnival games and delectable apple-themed food.

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To our amazing son Marc Antonios, Class 2020 Cornell Engineering

YOU ARE GRADUATING

in New York during the Global pandemic It’s your destiny not to have a proper graduation under normal circumstances, but exceptional circumstances build character and make you stronger You’re strong because you’re a New Yorker You’re strong because you’re a Cornellian You’re strong because you’re humble You’re strong because you’re resilient to work with open spirit and vast mind on your final Engineering projects during a stressful lockdown You’re strong because you are Class 2020 the class of the Global pandemic You were born July 2nd You are graduating at age 22 You are class of 2020 And number 2 is definitely your special number...

Until a proper ceremony will occur at Cornell University Congrats to our young Electrical and Computer Engineer

PROUD MOM & DAD

Marc Antonios, Class of 2020 A Class to Remember Forever CONGRATULATIONS

on your academic achievements and on graduating with distinction in Electrical and Computer Engineering. These two pictures reflect your wonderful experiences with the clubs you joined while at Cornell — Cornell Hedge Fund and Theta Tau Professional Engineering Fraternity.

Good luck as you embark on a new chapter in your life.

Mom and Dad

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Congratulations, Eli and Gabe!

The pride that we feel is only exceeded by our love for you both!

Love, Olâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Lady & Old Man River

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Kristen Incorvaia

Congratulations to our daughter and to the Class of 2020. Kristen, we are so very proud of you. You have worked so hard and we admire the woman you have become today. We know that you will continue to achieve great things. God bless you, always.

We love you! Mom, Dad & Robert

Congratulations

Carolyn on earning your degree from Cornell in Environmental Engineering. We are so proud of you and all that you have accomplished.

We are really going to miss your daily pictures of sunsets from the Slope. We are excited for you as you start your career at Siemens Gamesa in renewable energy.

Love, Mom, Dad and Allison

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— Katherine e o ne b y a m s i This s where o t o h p e e of thr enjoying e b o t we seem mpany. o c ’s r e h t each o w ing a a r d ’m I However, two. r e h t o e h t blank on g sai d, n i e b t a h T way a e k a t ’t it doesn ct that a f e h t f rom d I’m pro u er and t s i s g i b of my oyed have enj er WiFi t t e b h t i w the ro o m gone. n e e b e ’v since yo u

Lo ve, Har rison

Congratulations Kat!

This is truly an amazing accomplishment, and we are immeasurably proud of you. Keep it up and you may one day have a shot at favorite child status! In the meantime, feel free to slack off for a week or two.

Love, Mom & Dad

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Owen Thomas Peters

Congratulations

and know that we couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t love you more... Mom, Dad, Olivia and Caroline

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RYAN

It is hard to believe how fast these past four years have gone. You have accomplished so much in your time at Cornell, and we are so incredibly proud of you! While we will have to wait for your graduation ceremony, we congratulate you today and celebrate your many achievements.

We love you so much! Love, Mom, Dad, Connor and Emily

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Dear Julia, We could not be more proud of you. You have worked so hard to fulfill all of your goals! When you put your mind to it, you have shown you can do anything. Keep reaching for the stars as you enter the next phase at Stanford Law School. We know there is so much more to come as you go on to make the world a better place! ¡ Que Dios te bendiga hoy y siempre Julia Anne Gleason — Cornell University’s Dyson School Class of 2020!

Love always, Mom, Dad & Aidan

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KATIE Our smart, strong, kind, beautiful girl who continues to amaze and impress us.

We couldn’t be prouder. Hoping you find what makes you as happy as you make us.

With love today and always,

Mom, Dad and Christian

Keep smiling!

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Continued from page 25 Katie Marie Colton Orion Chayim Corcilius Christopher Nicholas Cox Thomas Henrik Cristofaro Jenny Alexandra Cuellar Yue Cui Marc S. Culver Cassie Jiaqi Dai Fabio Paolo Daiber Ashish Rupkumar Dalaya Joanna Dalton Ayoung Sudipta Shekhar Das Ryan Davenport Catherine S. Davis Jessa Lee Davis Alexis de Bruin Adam Brandon De Caire Monique Maria De Four Jones Anthony De Silva Cullen Tomas Debourgknecht Kimberly Marie Defiori Marco Deleon Vijay Bhaskar Devarapalli Keith Jude Devas Shreeram Govindrao Devre Shahzad Dhanani Huaqing Diao Erich W. Diehl Nishith Dogra Wenjie Dong Matthew St. John Douglas Sarah Marie Doyle Forrest Jennings Drucker Jiakun Du Henry Alexander Du Pont Cullen Kenneth Edes James Kip Edwards Julia Rose McDevitt Eklund Bahia Mowafak El Yafi Serena Elavia Adam Nader Elwi Kathleen Marie Emmett Eyal Engel Ethan Charles Erickson Marco B. Espinosa Lisa Eustic Ross F. Evancoe Russell Edward Evans Alina Marie Everett Olutola Ayodele Fakolade Patrick James Fallon Jiayi Fan Xiaopeng Fan Wei Fang Xing Fang Lana Rose Farrell James Stuart Feld Jesus Eduardo Fernandez Federico Fernandez Sada David Maxwell Fertig Alexandra Clemens Fey Robert James Fisk III Anne Marie Fothergill Sarah Carly Fox Kevin John Francfort Colin Freeman Lee Freeman Susan Freeman Tristan Cambrae Bentley Friesen You Fu Jorge Antonio Fuentes Rivera Aleiya Gafar Soumya Ganguly Shan Gao Gonzalo Garcia Martinez Zurita Jordan Lennis Garcie Mansi Garg Sankalp Garg Isaac Doron Garon Gabrielle Marie Gaspard Claire Gaut Chengleput Krishnan Gautam Noah S. Gaynor Marc Yves Marie Geahchan Lisa Gelbman Michael Gelsomino Plamena Vladimirova Georgieva Onomitra Ghosh Tania Ghosh Abdullah Sadiq Ghuman Cheryl Dorothy Gibbons Brian Jin Soo Gihm Ortal Gishry Shreya Goenka Sharlene Golshirazian Ricardo Antonio Gomez- Perez Anna Gonzalez Cristhian Augusto Gonzalez Andrew Heller Gordon Carolyn Marchand Gordon Nikita Gossain Michael George Gotimer Allison Graf Emily Graffius Russell McCurdy Grandin Zachary M. Grauman Pamela Ruth Graybeal William Henry Grenis William Norris Griffin Elliott Benvenuto Grom Ziyang Guan Mauricio Guerra Funes Xinrui Guo Dmitry Michael Gurinsky Hyang Soon Ha Tiange Hai Brandon Harris Genna Marie Hartung Marcelo Henrique Hashiba Freire Theodor Gruber Haugen Whitney Hayes Andrew William Hebert Krystoff Alexander Heineman Kaitlin Elizabeth Hemric Shady Samir Henien Connor Henkel Diana Carolina Hernandez Riveros Sean Hervo Faron Alexander Hill Theophelus Bryant Hill Raheel Nagib Hirji Clarence Ho Andrew Hock Ryan Michael Hoffman Taylor Hogenkamp Alexander Hong Luis Enrique Hong Cruz Jonathan M. Horowitz Lorin S. Howard Wei-Ting Hsu Huitong Hu Hongyang Huang Jia Ming Huang Jiangqing Huang Kuangxi Huang Li Huang Mingxing Huang Yang Huang Luke Brandon Hudson Delia Brody Hughes Edward Hunt Sherilyn J Hunter Mohammed Hussein

Soﬁa Huther Stoimen Iliev Abhishek Inani Risa M Israeloff Nicholas Joseph Louis Ivandic Abraham Mohamed Izquierdo Garcia Tamara Elizabeth Jackson Jonathan Wesley Jamison Arjun Singh Jamwal Timothy Jandovitz Sumaiya Jaweed Angira Jhaveri Danfei Jiang Lisha Jiang Yiling Jiang Alyssa Marie Johnson Daniel Joseph Johnson Joshua Tyler Johnson David Forrest Jones Timothy Benjamin Jones Stephanie Taylor Jordan Nipun Joshi Omar Kabeer Greg Kafaf David Scott Kantrowitz Ankur Kapoor Julian Benjamin Karel Adam Garrett Karl Gopi K. Kasi Chhavi Katyal Alper Kaya Steven Mark Kaye Lester Joseph Newman Keliher Derek Kellman Adam Craig Kendrick Jennifer Anne Kennedy Rahul Dilip Khale Muhammad Owais Khalid Azeem Khan Aarushi Khandelwal Kathy KatayonKia Harryette Young Kim Hyun Kim Scott Euisuk Kim Won Il Kim Aaron Paul Kirsch Alejandra Knudsen Salazar Eun Hae Ko John Kokowski Zachary Koser Sushant Suresh Koshti Michael Brett Kosnik Hunter Dalton Kozisek Atul Kukar Anagha Kumar Kushlesh Kumar Rahul Kumar Paras Kundra Surya Kurniawan Chad Michael Kurylo Hassan Ladhubhai Sunny Ladkani Harold Brennan Christian Lake Nisha Lakhi Daniel Jonathan Lakoff Yasmin Marie Lalani Melody Z. Lam G Colin Lang III Joy Esther Langley Nicholas Richard Larocca John Pershing Latchaw Allison Lynn Latham Helena Anne Latham Joseph Philip Latner Alan Meichung Lau Matthew Laurino Joseph Martin Lavalle Nicolas Lavery Beatrice A. Lawrence Zachary David Leach Helen L. Lee Jong Min Lee Kelcie Ghi Eun Lee Kyung Sook Lee Sean Donghwan Lee Strahinja Lekic William Jose Leon Javier Gerardo Letayf Kaim Bo Li Di Li He Li Julien Yue Yan Li Pingping Li Xi Li Yiming Li Yuan Li Zhenzhen Li Zijun Li Yiwen Liang Hartmut Anton Liebel Sean Chee Him Lim George Lin Kuan Yu Lin Tom Qiuchen Lin Noah Lincoff Alexander Aiken Littauer Bing Liu Cheng Liu Cuiwen Liu Hui Liu Lu Liu Tete Liu Xing Liu Yang Liu Yanqiu Liu Cesar Enrique Llontop Gamarra Brian Joseph Losak Paul Lotito Ziyan Lou Jennifer Elizabeth Lowe Mofei Murphy Lu Yalverton Luckain Yuan Luo Leah Anne Lyden Yuyi Ma Philip Julian Madden Lovay Mahajan Reza Mahmoodshahi Visar Mahmuti Tran Mah-Paulson Weiling Ma Vaibhav Hiren Malankar Ankit Malhan Gregory Thomas Maller Charles Brandon Mann Eashwara Prasad Manne Christopher Albert Marino Isabella Marmolejo Zuniga Sophia C. Marseille Elizabeth Frances Martinez Yves Mitchell Martinez Shakthivel Vikrant Masilamani Edi Matraxhiu Caitlin R. Matthewson Emily Erwin Mayo Colby Kathleen McCartney Cecelia Caroline McDonald Anna R. Mckee Daniel Taft Mclaughlin Shane Ryan Mcmahon Matthew John McNally Florencia Medina Saransh Mehtani Kai Mei

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Continued from page 44 Edward James Mele Alexander Buell Melnitzky Jordan Raymond Menchella Russell M. Mendelson Carlos David Menjivar Chacon Courtney Millen Ruihao Min Gregory Walter Minogue Shrikant Mishra Diana Mistry William Alphonsus Mitchell Alyssa Mizell Aliya Mohamed Prashanth Mohan Jeffrey Ka Fai Mok Matthew Kenneth Moliterno John Paul Stephan Aron Monreal-Berner Nathaniel James Knapp Mooney Pia Moore Jeremy Micah Morales Jorge Morales Andres Morales Maldonado Ryan Michael Moran Mercedes Moran Enriquez John Michael Moriarty Bryant Jordan Morris Francis Lawrence Mozingo Caden Chenguang Mu Hao Mu Ian Kumar Mukherjee Karina Muller Vikram Vasanth Munikoti Patricio Gerardo Murga Gonzalez Alan Joseph Murphy Jasjeet Singh Mushiana Saichand Musunuru Kshitij Mutha Prathap Muthana William Paul Myers Wael Naamani Kristin Nam Caitlin Paulette Namnoum Derrick Nanda Tchiehe Anand Narayan Rajeev Narayanan Jonnathan A. Navarrete Natarajan Nellicherry Evan Netzer Diana De Macedo Soares Neves Sean Andre Newell Timothy George Newton Sze Hang Ngai Nathanael Jacob Rene Ngbondo Koweda Jaime Humberto Nieto William Andrew Niosi Yutong Niu Brett Noel Andrew Thomas Noll Oduware Obasohan Mary Jane Deirdre O’Connell Alina O'Connor Moses Oh Siew Fui Oh Clementina Ojie Travers O'leary Akinwale Omofoye Lingxiang Ouyang Xin Ouyang Prescott Osei Owusu Eric Paglia Christian Alexander Palacios Ticona Meethun Kumar Panda Akhil Nath Pandit Piyush Panwar Stephen Michael Paresi Ravi D Parikh Maria Bianca Gail Hernandez Paris Jun Young Park Se Jin Park Sunae Park Robin Pars Tirth Patel Trishul Patel Daniel Joseph Pati Landon Warner Peacock Katherine Peterson David Christian Pfohl, Jr. Giuseppe Picchiotti Christian Ormond Pieri Ravi Pinnamaneni Amy Patrice Pinney Levine Nicholas Pompeo William Poon Jamie Porter Oscar Ricardo Portillo Rojano Kalyan Potluri Salil Shiraz Pradhan Indri Savitri Pradjanata Ajitesh Prasad Pankaj Prasoon Matthew Joseph Preto Noe Prieto Nishu Priya Deon E Provost Jamie Belen Qazi Zuoling Qin Joyclyn Ragira Nikunj Hemendra Raithatha Vijay Ramanikumar Laura Ramos Federico Ramos Taboada Pari Ranjan Nitesh Kumar Rao Jose Antonio Rascon Contro Jonathan Robert Raybould Abdul Ahad Rehman Leif Christopher Reinert Thaddeus George Reycraft Anna Richards Edwine Rinvil-Wailes Phannaphit Rittiphairoj Marco Alejandro Rivera Robert Richard Rizzolo Latanya Nicole Robinson Adan Rodriguez Gonzalez Mario Romero Serrano Victor Manuel Romo Alvarez Michael Patrick Ronan Yining Rong Natalie Rose Upama Roy Charvette S Royal Francis Anirban Rozario Margarita Rozenshteyn James B. Russem Matan Sagi Yewande Salau Janelle Sam James Chiu-Man Sang Gurminder Singh Sangha Ernesto Santoscoy De La Garza Aakash Saraiya Luis Carlos Sarmiento Shashwat Satyal Nickolaos Savidis Ankit Saxena Andrew Mark Scheideman Samson Alexander Schirmer Joshua Schneider Melanie Leigh Schnitzlein Scott Schorn Anthony Bruce Searle Kenkoku Seino

Neil Anjan Sen Juan Carlos Serrano Hana Shahin Hunaid Ali Shakkarwala Ellaha Shariﬁ Manu Anil Sharma Mukta Sharma Priyank Sharma Rakshit Sharma Timothy John Shaw Chen Shen Yuankai Shen Alexander Sherbin Sahil Vijay Sherlekar Komal Shirish Shimpi Mark Anthony Filipe Silvestre Rache Simmons Alia Singh Vinod Sivagnanam Melissa Ashley Skolnik Benjamin Mark Slayden Nicholas Williams Smith Jeremiah John Snyder Jeffrey Sommer Karthick Srinivasan Santhanakrishnan Srinivasan David Stein Gina Marie Stella Thomas Kendrick Stelle Jora George Stepanian Michael Elliott Strenk Ramesh Subrahmaniam Sandesh Subramanya Gabriel Stephen Sudduth Henry Sun Peeranut Supinanon Ayumi Suzuki Jeremy James Christopher Switzer Cassiope Kestrel Sydoriak Isaac Iftikhar Syed John Michael Szymanski Nicholas Tamaccio Olivier Tameze-Rivas Joshua-Marc Bennett Tanenbaum Qinqian Tang Shiyao Tang Kent Harrison Taylor Emilee Ann Thomas Klanesha Machelle Thomas Young Seanna Antonia Thompson Adi Timianker Egor Timokhin Daniel Edward Titterington Yan Tong Muhammad Rizwan Toor Jason Daniel Tripp Gaurav Trivedi Borys Tsaryov Chieh-Jui Tsou Ching Sen Tsui William Robert Tucker Mark Adrian Turcato Volodymyr Tylnyi Michelle Ulrich Pranesh Sai Vadlamudi Hameer Vaid Christina Rizopoulos Valauri Steven John Van Vechten Brian Mark Vance Brian Peter Vandermeer Gloribel Vega Yana Radkova Velkova Fernando Pablo Villarreal Ballesteros Yale Viny Marcos Vitale De Toledo Toti Anita George Vithayathil Jonathan David Vlock Christian Alexander Von Donat Michael Conard Wagner Susan Margaret Waldron William Sean Walter Beiyang Wang Garry Wang Minsi Wang Shenyi Wang Shijia Wang Shuhan Wang Xiaole Wang Xueying Wang Yani Wang Yilin Wang Zheng Wang Zicong Wang Christopher McKenzie Wasson Kyle Waters Michael Watson Jessica Moseley Wayne Corey Robert Webeck Qiao Wei Xuancheng Wei Michael Jacob Weissman Cameron Weldon Joseph Cale Wharry Andrew Louis Willetts Renee Therese Williams Jimin Won Chuck Wong Jennifer Lin Wong Jonathan Woo Hao Wu Jianing Wu Ming-Hsuan Wu Yan Wu Yating Wu Youyang Wu Xiaoxia Xie Jianbo Xu Shengchao Xu Zhi Xu Raghav Yadav Raymond Zijiao Yan Zonghan Yan Bo Yang Jing Yang Junsheng Yang Zhe Yang Yandi Yao Xiayi Yao Xiang Ye Conner Joonho Yeon Victor Manuel Yichoy Neumann Johnway Yih Andrew Lukas Yin Jared Scott Yoder So Young Yoo Shelley Maria Youens Daniel Youssef Kainuo Yu Lizhao Yuan Ting Yuan Yoshimune Yuan Erik Christian Yusko Jamie Zack Patricio Francisco Zambrano Cueva Jose Pedro Zatoni Birman Zili Zeng Xiaoyu Zhai Anthony Kebing Zhang Enfeng Zhang Han Ze Zhang Hao Zhang Hao Ge Zhang Pang Zhang Shuhan Zhang

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Congratulations to our little girl! Maya, we’re sorry that graduation was not what you expected, but you’ve already provided us with so many proud memories and we know that Penn will hold so many more. We could not be prouder of you. Love your face, Mama & Papa

Shannon Elyse McElroy Biomedical Engineering

Congratulations!!! You make all of us so proud! Love, Mom, Dad, Lauren, Jake, Keryn, Nana (& Rondo)

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Congratulations on your graduation, Jacob! We are so proud of all you have accomplished and can’t wait to see what’s next!

Love, Mom, Dad, and Rachel

Xiaohe Zhang Yafang Zhang Yi Zhang Yu Zhang Yu Zhang Chunzhang Zhao Kai Zhao Duanya Zheng Lige Zheng Minghe Zheng Selena Zheng Wenjie Zheng Qi Zhou Qingge Zhou Hong Zhu Kaichen Zhu Kevin Zikaras Zachariah Eli Zirkle

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Rediet Tesfaye Abebe Van Hunter Adams Nima Afkhami-Jeddi Arnulfo A. Aguirre Ali Saleh Abdullah Al Farqani Mohammed Ibrahim A AlAmer Mariana Amorim Kassandra Renata Anderson Amit Anshumali Sebastián Antezana Quiroga Carlos Henrique Araújo de Aguiar Lina Maria Arcila Hernandez Francine Arroyo Christine Mary Artim Eunice Baffour Awuah Ai Baba Lara Camille Backer Ryan P. Badman Junhyun Bae Seung Hyun Ban Jacob Thomas Banasek Hyunseung Bang Prateek Bansal Karen Naomi Barnard Matheus Baseggio David Matthew Bassen Alex Georges Batrouni Robert Andrew Battaglia Joseph Carey Bazler Juan Felipe Beltrán Lacouture Brandon Norton Benton Jacob Samuel Berv Marquis Bey Hedyeh Beyhaghi Asmita Bhattacharya Shohini Bhattasali Nanyi Bi Yingjie Bi Kalia Sakaye Irinaga Bistolas Winston Leopold Black II Jordana Corinne Bloom Teja Pratap Bollu Amanda Leigh Bosworth Natalie Alana Bray Geoffrey Thomas Broadhead Martina Broner Szychowski Francesca Bruno Lauren Jane Brzozowski Mark Andrew Buckler Christopher Jeffery Budrow Timothy William Bumpus Ryan Al Buyco Thong Cao Joseph Michael Carlin, Jr. Marisa Briana Carlos Jennifer Claire Carrington Laura M. Carroll Morgan Elizabeth Carter Samuel Klimke Carter Bernardo Carvalho Trindade Casey Lu Cazer Mary Louise Centrella Elizabeth Ann Burzynski Chang Rahul Chatterjee Huiyao Chen Shiau-Yun Chen Rebecca Cheng Zhu Cheng Daniel Yiu Chung Cheung Shoan Yin Cheung Zeyu Chi Robert Michael Chiodi Junghun Cho Lauren Ashley Choate Junsik Choi Yagna Nag Chowdhuri Ya-Shan Chuang Alicia Cintora Taylor S. Clawson Colin Clement Erik Michael Contreras Sierra Grace Cook Paul Michael Corlies Alejandro Javier Cortese Rachel Leigh Cosby David Michael Cosca Maura Coughlin Emily Clarke Cox Chase Rivers Crowell Yin Cui Wei Dai Jessica Lynn Daughtry Andrew Monroe Daw David Andrew De Micheli Soﬁe Yvonne Noor Delbare Irene Del Real Contreras Adam Gordon Dewbury Johnson Dhanasekaran Nicole Christine Diamantides Francisco Diaz Klaassen Madeleine Yvette DiGregorio Ida Marie DiMucci Yuhua Ding Mounica Jyothi Divvela Kathryn Elizabeth Dlugos Benjamin Eric Dolata Kun Dong Jean Marcel Dos Reis Costa Laura Elizabeth Dougherty Kyle Patrick Doyle Michelle Minh Duong William Joseph Durkin IV Ritika Dusad Elizabeth Paige Duskey Collin Bruce Edwards Katherine Elizabeth Eisen Thomas Eisenberg Ismail El Baggari David Sawyer Elliott Jessica Nikole Pamela Elmore Tilahun Molla Emiru Chuhyon John Eom John-Paul Timothy Erdel Yuval Erez France Heather Fairbairn Xiong Fan Hilary Oliva Faxon Xinran Feng Emily Marie Fischer

Walter Pupin Fu Patricio Andres Gallardo Matamala Jay Gaurang Gandhi Yuguang Gao Thomas Courtney Gardinier II Gozde Gencer Lauren Alexa Genova Dillon Gentekos Ramina Ghods Daniel E. Gilbert Jette Gindner Jane Glaubman Shreyans Goenka Jun Le Goh Alyssa Woodrow Goldman Shoshan Ruth Goldstein Yunye Gong Adrienne Marie Gorny Elissa Marie Goud Katherine Elizabeth Grant Yiyi Grazul Erin Marie Green Paul Allen Grubbs Chuan Guo Jingyi Guo Weilong Guo Amandeep Gupta Matthew Joseph Hall Saram Han Yu Hao Fiona Harnischfeger Anna Sophia Harrand Jorgen Michael Harris Lauren Alexandra Harroff John Hartman Kyle Edmund Harvey Bahareh Hassanpour Guilvaiee Lorien Xanthe Hayden Katelyn M. Heath Lory Omegan Henderson Janet Marie Hendrickson Zachariah Michael Henseler Betty Lou Hensellek Christopher Hernandez Sarah Aline Hesse Alexandra S. Hinck Joshua Allyn Hinckley Kevin Matthew Hines Andrew Karl Hirsch Jing-Mao Ho Shuay-Tsyr Ho Sujay Bhatt Hodrali Ramesh Benjamin Sequoia Secord Hoffman Jessica Coline Hohenstein Jun Young Hong Yu-cian Hong Nicholas Gabriele Horvath Qi Hou Daniel Houck Shengli Hu Xun Huang Aran Kathleen Hubbell Annika Erika Huber Melissa Jane Hubisz Samantha Lee Huey Mintai Peter Hwang Paula Iragaba Mohamed Ibrahim Ismail Margaret Cora Jack Aubrie James Hepeng Jia Margaret Christine Jodlowski Aaron Michael Noel Joiner Jeff Ryan Jorgensen Chaitanya Suhas Joshi Preetish Kadur Lakshminarasimha Murthy Sangjo Kang Gaurav Atreyi Kankanhalli Maro John Kariya Adam Duerr Karl Arzoo Katiyar Candace Lani Katungi Allison Lawton Kerwin Archana Khadgi Da Woon Kim Ji Young Kim Stephen Kern Kim Arthur Paden King Maxwell Dryjer Kiniria Kevin James Kircher Gokhan Kodalak Lu Kong Chilaluck Charlene Konkankit Christina Maria Ursula Korting Tatsiana Kosciuk Veronika Kottisch Thea Kozakis James Patrick Kozey Margaret Rose Krause Angela Ruth Kruse Kaylee Payne Kruzan Neeraj Sanjay Kulkarni Ding-Yuan Kuo Sarah Elizabeth LaCount Cody James Lamarche Lihong Lao Arash Latifkar Ted Jeffrey Lawrence Henry Hoan Le Rachel Ilana Lassen LeCover Edward D. Lee Kan-heng Lee Michelle Lee Tsz Kuk Daisy Leung Anna V. Levina Charlotte R. Levy Huisi Li Junhao Li Pak Hin Li Qi Li Xiaolu Li Yiwei Li Susan Patricia Licker Seongtaek Lim Ting-Wei Lin Justine Fuller Lindemann Yuhan Ling Chengyu Liu Jialin Liu Mincong Liu Xiaotun Liu Ziwei Liu Brian Kam Chuen Lo Daniel Ward Long Timothy John Long Lun Lou William Lou Xiaoyang Lu Morgan Baltz Ludwicki Enongo Ahou Lumumba-Kasongo Theodoros Lykouris Hao Ma Xiao Ma Yuhang Ma Keeley Lynn MacNeill John Madden Thomas Robert Magrino Hugo Fernando Maia Milan Martin Ian Paguio Malgapo Alexandra Hope Mandarano James Thomas Maniscalco Benjamin Marcy-Quay Sierra Cozette Marker

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Continued from page 46 Anna Marie Mascorella Magdalena Masello Souza Vivek Chandy Mathew Joseph William Mattson Diana Carolina Mazo Molina Kevin Patrick McDermott Matthew Francis McGranaghan Michael Peter McGurk Brian James McInnis Darin James McNeil, Jr. Pedro Menchik Esteban José Méndez Chacón Andrea Mendoza Erin Grey Menzies Pluer Kathryn Ruth Merckel Jacob Andrew Merle Jill Marie Middendorf Matthew Pierson Milano Asha Marie Miles David Hislop Miller Seth Philip Miller Marija Modanu Jordan David Mohr Amani Ula Moin Eilis M. Monahan Andrea Navarro Monge Mary Rose Moroney Lilliana Schmalzer Morris Manuela Moura Dantas Fabian Muehlboeck Elizabeth Davison Muller Jeffrey Alesh Mulligan Paul Muniz Paul Robert Munn Juana Muñoz Ucrós Sarah Ingersoll Murphy Aravind Natarajan Lakshmi Nathan Andrew William Nelson Jun Rong Jeffrey Neo Erin Elizabeth Nicklow Esther Leah Niemasik Brittany Ro Nkounkou Christian Nowak Oluwakanyinsola Obayan Kevin W. O'Brien Fabian Ndubuisi Okeke Nasrin Olla Cassandra Lynn Orndorff Nerymar Ortiz-Otero Amnon Gabriel Ortoll-Bloch Larissa Osterbaan Elliot Scott Padgett Dhyaneswaran Palanichamy Rebecca Mee Kyung Paluch Shrinidhi Shrikant Pandurangi Bibudha Parasar Michael A. Pardo Yehudah Aryeh Pardo Jinyoung Park Minsu Park Anu Pauliina Patana Ravi Krishnakant Patel Namrata Vinay Patil Samantha Carouso Peck Kathryn Sandra Peditto Jie Pei William Pennock Catalina Pereira Manuel Ricardo Perez Alvarez Alida Pérez Fodich Franklin Christopher Peritore Brian Mark Peterson Ngoc Nhu Phan Vienvilay Phandanouvong Lozano Angela Picciano Veronica Drabek Pillar Valentina Azul Pinochet Barros Geoff Pleiss Jessica Beth Polk Christian James Posbergh Angela Ruth Possinger Avralt-Od Purevjav Jing Qian Pengfei Qiao Xiaoyun Quan Katherine Nicholson Quinn Edward Joseph Quish Vandana Raghavan Carlos R. Ramírez Maria De Lourdes Ramirez Flores Mohsen Ranjbaran Raheleh Ravanfar Andrew Charles Read Jonathan Glenn Reinhardt Fatma Rekik Andrea Restrepo-Mieth Elizabeth Grace Rey Sarah Michelle Reyes Paredes Marissa Rice Vaida Rimeikyte LaDeidra Monét Roberts Kathryn Bach Robbins Sophia Victoria Reading Rocco Christopher Albert Rojas Enrique Luis Alfonso Rojas Villalba Erin Danielle Routon Jacob Paul Ruf Benjamin Coe Ruisch Alexander Raymond Ruyack Melanie Grace Sand-Fleischman Carmen Julia Sanchez Marianne Victoria Vicky Santoso Stephanie Michelle Santoso Nadia Marie Sasso Kasey Michele Schalich Stephanie Anne Schauder Maria Florencia Schlamp Jennifer Anne Schmidt Adam James Schoene Eston Russell Schweickart Reum Niconium Scott Prateek Sehgal Nikita Sengar Jeesoo Seok William Nelson Sexton Afrah Shafquat Adnan Shami Shah Shivem Bharat Shah George Leonard Shebert Isaac Cameron Sheff Nirmal Vijay Shende Sonam Rinchen Sherpa Jonathan Shi Lei Shi Talya Shragai Vishal Shrivastav Xin Shu Carolyn Renee Shurer Armand Arief Sim Khai Zhi Sim Yong Jie Shaun Sim Neeraj Nitin Sinai Borker Nevjinder K. Singhota Antonio Diego Sirianni Christofer Joseph Skurka Stephen Rogers Sloan, Jr. Letícia Barion Smith Steffen Juilf Smolka Ryan James Snodgrass Lauren Denise Snyder Sabrina Solouki Jason Somerville

Se In Son Michelle Rachel Sorkin Scott Allen Sorrell Gerardo Emanuel Soto Gonzalez Nora L. Springer Joshua William Squires Urshila Sriram Nitish Kumar Srivastava Avery J. St. Dizier Cassandra Rae Stambuk Flavio Stanchi Erin Rebecca Stoneking Steven Strycharz Catherine Sun Yiming Sun Michael Joseph Supej Hannah Rae Swegarden David Allen Sweigart Jeffrey Michael Swigert Hui Fen Tan Zhengcheng Tao May Nyan Taw Samuel Hardman Taylor Emily Teera-Hong Ofri Telem Matthew Kelly Thirkettle Laura Louise Thomas Laure Jean Thompson Katherine Laura Thorsteinson Syed Ali Moeed Tirmzi Christopher Lin Torng Saul Toscano Palmerin Allison Merrow Tracy Edward Joseph Tremel Jacob Thomas Trotta Lijie Tu Kuei Ling Tung Melik Ziya Turker Wayne Isaac Tan Uy Aditya Vaidyanathan Alexander Leroy Van Slyke Shiuli Vanaja Heidi Vanden Brink Emily Celeste Vázquez Enríquez Sasank Vemulapati Jordan Matthew Venderley Michael Vilkhovoy Alex Thai Dinh Vo Gregory Martin Vogel Yen Vu Caroline Maura Walker Jesse Taylor Walker Joshua Aaron Walker Jingyang Wang Juan Wang Miao Wang Tiandong Wang Xiaolu Wang Yiping Wang Yiqin Wang Alexander James Warren Hui Wen Yi Wen Michelle Elizabeth White Patrick Edward White Kimberly Page Will Amaris Nicole Williams Curtis Williamson Diane Wong Michelle Yeelin Wong Calvin James Stuart Wylie Yi Xia Leilei Xiao Yin Xiong Jiayi Xu Yuanshuo Xu Bo Yang Longqi Yang Pu Yang Yao Yang Yifan Yang Zi Ye Kristel Joy Yee Mon Youngmin Yi Pui Wang Abby Yip Jennifer Diane Yordy Xiaopeng Yu Nahim Bin Zahur Juana Lizbeth Zamora Na Zhang Wenyu Zhang Xue Zhang Ying Zhang Yiren Zhang Yizhou Zhang Yugang Zhang Zechen Zhang Zirong Zhang Amy Hengyi Zhao Xin Zhao Xiaolu Zheng Yuhui Zhou Liao Zhu Daniel Edward Zinshteyn

Marisa Elizabeth Gerard Cornell University Class of 2020

DOCTOR OF SCIENCE OF LAW Arturo Castellanos Canales Dae Un Hong

DOCTOR OF LAW Kathryn Adamson Raphael Luis Agundez Saqeef Ahmad Syed M. Alam Sami Alsamman Morgan Lindsay Anastasio Nicole Mary Ang Jonathan David Arm Emily Theresa LoGiudice Armbruster Ryan P. Ashe Morgan L Backenstoss Nicolo E. Banks Forrest Stephanie Barnhart Brynne Caroline Becker Kathryn A. Bell Sasha Benincasa Loana C. Benjamin Basem H. Besada Eli Benjamin Bienstock Caroline M. Block Krystyna Blokhina Gilkis Nolan Bouchane Grace Maura Boyan Kolby A. Boyd Grace Brosofsky Cecilia Bruni Rebecca E. Budrow Corby Franklin Burger Samuel L. Burgess Carey Buxton Justin R. Cajero Qianwu Cao Diana Patricia Caraveo Parra Brittany C. Carter Nicole Maria Cerullo Jennifer Claudette Chacon

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You are a one-of-a-kind daughter and sister, who has made our family very proud!

CONGRATULATIONS!!! We love you always,

Mom, Dad, Justin, Samantha & Remy

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Congratulations, Kiley!

Best of luck as you move forward with your goal of becoming a veterinarian.

Love, Mom, Kati, Kelcy, and Timmy

To Andrea Hohman

Where are you going our little one, little one? Where are you going, our baby, our own? Turn around and you’re tiny Turn around and you’re grown Turn around and you’re a young grad, Going out in the world.

Congratulations, Andrea, and much love from your family!

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Continued from page 47 Christopher M Chan Kelley C. Chandler Gurnaina Kaur Chawla Cephas Chen Emily Christianson Jennifer Allegra Chi Huen Chu Daisy Clifton-Lee Arlan Yasha Michael Cohen Mariah Michelle Comer Emory A. Cook Lorelei Corrigan David James Monroe Crampton Michael David Creim Lauren Clair Devendorf Johan Yanis Dib Kevin M. Dong David Hananiah Dowling Anurag Dubey Mitchell C. Eckhoff David Eichert Zachary David Einsig Sarah J. Evans Lauren E. Fairman Matthew R Farnum Jarrett Field Biddy Fraga Kathryn M. Gantley David Michael Nolta Garavito Giancarlo Gibson Julia A. Giﬃn Jareb A. Gleckel Boaz B. Goldwater Analilia Gomez Cordova Huilanzi Gong Nicolas Cruz Gonzalez Jake E. Goodman Nicole Merrill Gould David Gross Patrick V. Gucwa Allyesha Marie Hall Eimi Harris Caleb Hayhoe Alex Paul Henning Miranda Rose Herzog Julia Ferro Hollreiser Sasha Hondagneu-Messner Ushin Hong Donna R Hope Mitchell L. Hopper Madelaine Jean Horn Rachel A. Horowitz Albert J. Hughes Samuel L. Humy Isaac A. Idicula TianYi Jiang Oluwasegun A. Joseph Gabrielle H. Kanter Devin J. Kasinki Sumridhi Kaur John-Daniel Kelley Samantha Kennedy Rachel Lauren Kessler Mahnoor Jawed Khan Eunhye Kim Dana B. Kinel Jacob Alexander Kline Nicolas Porterﬁeld Kline Lauren E. Kloss Soo Min Ko Nicholas Allen Koeppen Alexandra B. Kovaliouk Amanda R. Kurzydlowski Hanson M. Lee Jun Ho Lee Katheryn S. Lee Kimberly Wang Lee Jialu Li Zhuolin Li Qian Liang Yan Liang Ayomikun Loye Yixian Lu Zhengping Lu Sihui Ma Samuel C. Macomber Dylan P.D. Major Henry M. Marley Courtney May Aldo J. Mayro Deborah J. McElwaine Stephanie McIntyre Russell M; Mendelson Monica Merino Kasturi Mitra Colin A. Moretti Jackson W Morrison Ashley B. Mullen Rachel M. Munyan Sean Z. Murphy Isaac Jordan Newell Katherine E. Nugent Evita C. Nwosu-Sylvester Trevor O'Bryan Linda Oh West C. Overstreet Eunice Jiyoung Park Himanshu K. Patel Lucie Fanny Perrier Rucha Phadtare Christopher Piazza Fernanda Pires Merouco Gianni P. Pizzitola Brady Plastaras Aidan J. Pogodzinski Elisabeth Jane Pratt Danielle Rabie Adrian L. Rabin Nayanthika Ramakrishnan Kaavya Ramesh Ji Hyun Rhim Francis Richard Rizk Benjamin Joseph Rodd Esthefania Rodriguez Katherine L. Rogers Dena Rubanowitz Alessandra L. Scalise Tyler J. Schmitt Indira Selimovic Sawyer H. Smith Andrew D. Steele Kevin T. Stidham Kristen Dawn Stidham Ferdinand Gerard Suba Emily S. Summit Fariha Syed Isaac Syed Emily Lynn Szopinski Carolyn G. Taglienti Xinchen Tao Shin Wei Ting Juliana C. Tobin Joshua S. Traube David Travis Chelmie Ulysse Benjamin T. Van Meter Austin T. Vance Christian I. Vidaurre Hannah C. Vigil Maria Vlasie Anthony Wagih Wassef Brianna J. Weaver Benjamin Russell Weber

Darrell Edgar White Arielle Michelle Wisbaum Rachel G. Wolf Jialin Yang Siwei Yang Yueyu Yang Hanson Z. Yu Justin M. Zaretzky Kaixun Zhang Yuexin Angela Zhu

Doctor of Law & Master Of Laws In International & Comparative Law Tayler A Woelcke

Master of Laws Rahaf Omar Mousa Al Shneikat Nileena Susan Alexander Duaa Ahmed A Amer Noemie Constance Catherine Aubin Mariana Ayrolla Navega de Alcanctara Maureen Emefa Bansah Lena Claudette Elisabeth Beley Can David Benun Andres Enrique Braun Kihara Xiaoyue Cao Thanchanok Chaikongdee Pui Kwan Chan Jiushuai Chang Kunjie Chen Szu-Yu Chen Xingjia Chen Xuekun Chen Yingzhao Chen Chun-Ting Cheng Valeria Antonella Chiappini Koscina Mael Robert Petr Clerc Madaliso Daka Marie Julie Eva Charlotte Dejaeger Elvin Egemenoglu Dan Pejsach Siméon Feltin Mengxi Feng Yi Feng Azumi Fukano Yuyang Gao Daniel Haefke Somhathai Hanwatanachai Bingjie He Felix Hennico Annette Fabiola Herrera Rodriguez Qiankang Hu Shimeng Hu Utkarsh Jain Ali Gabdullayevich Jardemov Yutong Jia Yucheng Jiang Wenxuan Jin Mats Nils David Kremer Yongxiang Lao Cameron Nile Zhihao Lee Jiaying Li Diaobin Liang Hao Liang Songxuan Liang Hao Liu Manni Liu Xiaoyue Liu Yanyu Liu Fuzhong Luo Ricardo Andres Marquez Busse Mallika Mendhiratta Ryosuke Nagase Srinath Narain Sahra Nizipli Seunghyun Oh Makiko Ono Huinie Pan Yutang Pan Maria Ines Peralta E Mello DeSousa Mendes Xinru Qiao Yujie Qin Jiahua Quan Yumei Ren Ricardo Alfonso Rincon Campo Berenice Brigitte Marie Roullier Valentina Andrea Santibáñez Gómez Reabetsoe Sello Yifei Shang Pei-Lin Shen Kudiwa N Shonhiwa Yilun Shu Supavadee Sirilerkwipas Qiushi Sui Jiayue Sun Yuyiran Sun Teresa A Suwita Gurjashandeep Singh Swaich Aiko Takaya Yuqing Tan Juyuan Tang Nutthatida Thaweecharoun Fuyuki Uchitsu Christian David Walter Uhlmann Paula Filomena Elise Verveer Chutian Wang Dinghuan Wang Hao Wang Pengjie Wang Xuanyan Wang Dachuan Xia Yuwei Xia Chaoran Xu Hui Xu Jingwei Xu Zizhen Xue Xiaoyue Yan Baohua Yang Shuxian Yang Szu-Tien Yang Xichen Yang Arsa Mufti Yogyandi Siqi Yu Wensi Yu Conghui Zhang Ruirui Zhang Shiyuan Zhang Wenxuan Zhang Xiyao Zhang Zhengyang Zhang Nanxi Zhao Yao Zhao Yumo Zhou Xingyu Zhu AnBang Zou

DOCTOR OF MUSICAL ARTS Barry Shelton Sharp

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Congratulations

Katie Sims

P r o u d o f yo u ! LO VE

mom & dad

Congratulations

ABBIE! We could not be more proud of you and everything you have achieved! We wish you much success and good fortune in the adventures that lie ahead.

With much love, Mom, Dad, Emily & Andrew

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Dear Kit,

It wasn’t as easy as saying “Accio diploma,” but you made it! From Brandeis to Cornell, to CIW & the Sorbonne, and back to Ithaca, your hard work & perseverance has paid off. We’re so proud of not only your academic accomplishments, but

Kiersten “Kit”Rhodes Bachelor of Arts in Government & History • Minor in French Reader, researcher, writer, runner, Ravenclaw, feline fancier, killer in the kitchen, & “bad to the bone” trombonist!

of the confident, outgoing & caring young woman you’ve become. As you start the next stage of your life, we’re looking forward to seeing where you go... & we’ll always be here for you. Congratulations, sweetie!

Love from Dad, Mom, Erik & all the cats (of course)

Logan Ziegler, you did it! You chased and accomplished a big dream. Your journey will be exciting to watch. Now on to the next chapter.

Love, Mom and Dad

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The Corne¬ Daily Sun would like to congratulate its 2020 Graduating Seniors Girisha Arora

Marin Langlieb

Dena Behar

Zach Lee

Stacey Blansky Olivia Bono

Meredith Liu Rachel Mattessich

Penelope Campos Theo Carrel

Nandita Mohan Sarah Park

Caroline Chang Jane Chen

Colton Poore Ruby Que

Elise Cording

Amol Rajesh

Mollie Cramer Edem Dzodzomenyo

Sophie Reynolds Julian Robinson

BreAnne Fleer Natalie Fung Medhavi Gandhi Bennett Gross Alisha Gupta Zora Hahn Carolyn Hale Katherine Heaney Joanna Hua Michael Johns Nile Jones Shruti Juneja Chenab Khakh Julian Kroll Jamie Lai

Nicole Rovine Shivani Sanghani Murali Saravanan Michael Sarkis Hunter Seitz Katie Sims Gayatri Sitaraman Nick Smith Anu Subramaniam John Sullivan Baker Winny Sun Emma Wang Michael Wenye Li Emily Yang Weifang Yang

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Tradition continues... SUN FILE PHOTO

A proud squirrel senior poses with the traditional Cornell rodent graduation collar while enjoying an acorn on the Arts Quad.

Squirrel Ph.D.s always march boldly onto Schoellkopf Field wearing glistening medieval armor.

We love you so much and are so proud of you! Wishing you a life filled with love, success, good health and happiness always.

All our love,

Mom, Dad and David

Danielle Jorgenson

Congratulations!!

We are so proud of the wonderful person you have become. You amaze us in so many ways and have brought us unending joy. Canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t wait to see what is next.

Love, MOM, DAD, & JEREMY

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For the Man You Are, For All You Have Accomplished, We Are So Proud Of You!!

Jessâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; Mom and Dad are so proud of you and all your accomplishments. It is true this chapter of life is behind you now, but many more are yet to be. On lifeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s new journey, remember to embrace your new experiences and opportunities, but also to reflect on your past. Lastly, remember this... Mom and Dad are always with you, whichever direction your journey may take you.

Connor Y oung B.S. Mechanical Engineering Dyson Business Minor Cum Laude Chi Phi Brother Cornell Sprint Football Cornell Club Lacrosse

Jackson Henry Montijo Bachelor of Science Operations Research Engineering

Mom, Dad, Matthew and Andrew are all so proud of you, Jackson! You set your mind to something and you accomplished it.

Now, go take on the world!

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Congratulations to our dearest daughter Twenty-two years ago, we came to this country with the dream of supporting your journey for the best education possible.

Sabrina Lourie

graduates from Cornell University College of Arts and Sciences with a 3.9 GPA double major in Government and History and a minor in Law and Society. She was an editor of the Cornell International Affairs Review and Ezra’s Archives, and a member of the Cinema Student Advisory Board and Cornell Historical Society. She was a season ticket holder and loyal of the Cornell’s Men’s Ice Hockey Team. Sabrina studied abroad Spring 2019 in Scotland at the University of Edinburgh. Sabrina loved her time at Cornell but is excited to attend law school in Washington, D.C. Fall 2020, where she plans to specialize in International Law.

Twenty-two years later, as proud parents of a Cornell graduate, we can certainly say that our dream has become true. From that mini pre-school graduation to speaking at your high school graduation, from junior national debate champion to Girl Scout Gold Awardee, from being pledge master for a national service organization to running a massive conference to revolutionizing mental health on campus, with each step of your growth, we know that you were born to make a difference.

We are so proud of you for finding your second home at Cornell for the past four years. College life is a mixture of friendship, emotions, learning and becoming. It is the golden phase of your life in which you grew and improved yourself. For us, college holds a special place in our hearts; it was the place that Mom and Dad had found each other and started our family journey. With all the love and pride in the world, today we celebrate not just your achievements, but also who you have become, a beautiful and perseverant butterfly who has proudly flown her marathon... heading to her next adventure!

LOVE, MOM & DAD

Tali — Congratulations on your Graduation!

We Love You. Mom, Dad, Anna, Sophie

and

Sparky

Cornell University Class of 2020 Joanna Hua

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Congratulations, Courtney! So proud of what you have accomplished! We can’t wait to see where life takes you!

Love, Mom, Dad, Alyssa & Jordan Congratulations Christopher on all you have achieved!!! You are one step closer to fulfilling your childhood dream! We are all so proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad, Jonathan, Aunt Didi, Aunt Nise, and Uncle Mike.

, s n o i t a l u t a r g Con John!d of you prou o s e r a We you. e v o l d & Jack e an i l a t a Dad, N , m o M

Congratulations, Nader! We’re so proud of you and all that you’ve accomplished in your time at Cornell. We know you’ll go on to do great and amazing things in the world, Nader.

Love you, from Mom, Dad, Aatif, Shehab, Grandma, and the rest of your family

Dear Louis,

It seems like only yesterday that we were moving you into Court Hall, and here we are now, celebrating your graduation. Over the years, you have given us so many reasons to feel proud, and so much joy. We look forward to sharing in your many successes that lie ahead. Congratulations!

All our love, Mom, Dad, and Philip

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Eight Sports Semesters FOUR YEARS

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day to Princeton for the ECAC title would be Cornell’s only loss at home all season. March 7: Wrestling earns 2nd place at the EIWA Championships. Wrestlers Yianni Diakomihalis, Max Dean and Vitali Arujau all took the year off to redshirt for the Olympics, leading to an overall down year for the squad. March 8: Squash’s Siva Subramaniam and Veer Chotrani are named first-team All-Americans. March 8: Men’s lacrosse upsets Penn State with eight seconds left on the clock with a ‘Hail Mary’ goal. The win was enough to earn the team the No. 2 ranking in the national polls. March 10: The Ivy League announces that the upcoming playoff hockey games at Lynah Rink will be played without spectators as concerns around COVID-19 rise. The next day, both Harvard and Yale would pull out of the men’s ECAC Tournament. March 10: Cleveland Browns center J.C. Tretter ’13 is elected head

of the NFL Players Association. March 11: The Ivy League is the first athletic conference to cancel the remainder of spring sports seasons due to COVID-19 fears. March 12: The NCAA cancels all tournaments for winter sports. Hours earlier, the ECAC canceled the men’s hockey tournament. Both of Cornell’s top-ranked hockey teams’ seasons come to an abrupt halt. March 24: Men’s and women’s hockey both are ranked No. 1 in the final national polls. March 30: The NCAA officially grants all spring sport athletes an additional year of collegiate eligibility due to their having lost a season because of the COVID-19 cancellation. Days later, the Ivy League announces that it will not honor the additional year, staying true to its policy of only allowing undergraduate athletic competition. April 27: Men’s lacrosse head coach Peter Milliman announces that he is leaving Cornell for the head coaching job at Johns Hopkins. He will be replaced by now-former assistant coach Connor Buczek ’15, MBA ’17.

We always knew... Congratulations, David Lapidus, the Apt. 3G crew, and the class of 2020! — Mom, Dad & Lyndsay

Sebby Turner There has never been a day when we have not been proud of you! The world is waiting... We can not wait to see what you will do.

Love Mom and

dad

OLIVIA ANGEL CHATAIN • Class of 2020 SHE is clothed with strength and dignity, and she laughs without fear of the future.

Proverbs 31:25

CONGRATULATIONS

on completing your undergraduate degree at Cornell. You have accomplished great things and made a multitude of memories that will last a lifetime. Your family is proud of your hard work and amazed at your perseverance. You have handled disappointment and uncertainty with an abundance of grace and wisdom. The best is yet to come. May God continue to bless you with happiness, peace and joy in His Holy Spirit.

With much love, MOM and RICK

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Congratulations dear Temitayo Sanusi

on your graduation from Cornell University, class of 2020. Thank you for making our family so proud. We are excited about all the plans God has for you and we are eager to see it all unfold.

With love from

Mom, Dad, Tosin, Teni, Titi, Grandpa and Grandmas! congratulations on your graduation today, another achievement in the books we’ve watched in amazement as you’ve grown into the person you are today, and we’re watching with great anticipation to see what you continue to create in this life we are so proud of you and all the work you have put in these last four years and the work you continue to put into furthering your education chase your dreams never stop trying never stop learning we love you

Jean Charles Turban Davila

help from Princeton, the women’s basketball team clinches a spot in its first Ivy League Tournament in program history, where the Red ultimately fell to the Tigers in the semis, 68-47. March 9: Earning the right to host ECAC Championship Weekend, the women’s hockey team utilizes a double overtime goal in the semis before ultimately falling to Clarkson in the finals. March 10: Men’s lacrosse blows by then-No. 1 Towson at the Crown Lacrosse Classic and is awarded a No. 2 national ranking the following week. March 16: Another playoff overtime goal for the women’s hockey team over Northeastern sends the Red to its first Frozen Four since 2012, where it ultimately fell to Minnesota in the semis. March 23: The legend of Yianni Diakomihalis grows as the phenom captures his second national title in as many years at 141. Meanwhile, classmate Max Dean pulls off the upset of the tourney and four additional wrestlers achieve All-American status. March 23: After downing Union in the ECAC Quarterfinals, Cornell demolishes Brown in the semis before ultimately falling to Clarkson in a controversy-riddled championship game. March 30: In its third consecutive NCAA appearance, Cornell easily handles Northeastern in round one before falling flat to Providence in the NCAA Quarterfinals and thereby ending its season. April 2: Senior guard Matt Morgan declares for the NBA draft for the third consecutive year, this time without the ability to return to Cornell. April 14: Senior gymnast Kaitlin Green claims her third USAG Collegiate National title while teammate Izzy Herczeg take home All-American honors. April 16: Football player JT Baker ’21 is disqualified from the race for student-elected trustee because of emails sent by a Cornell Athletics official, prompting outrage from his teammates and other student-athletes on campus. He was later given a seat on the board. April 27: Fresh off his second NCAA title, Yianni Diakomihalis makes himself known on the senior level stage by winning the 65 kg weight at the U.S. Open while fellow Cornellian Ben Honis finishes as runner-up at 97 kg. April 27: For the fourth time since 2014, No. 1-ranked lightweight rowing caps off an undefeated season by sweeping Dartmouth on a choppy Cayuga Lake Inlet. April 27: Senior Clarke Petterson caps off a senior-day victory for men’s lacrosse with a last-second goal that propelled the Red to its second-consecutive Ivy League tournament berth. April 28: In his last home at-bat, senior Will Simoneit smacks a walk-off homer to propel Cornell over Penn as the Red took two of three from the Quakers. April 29: The sailing team claims eighth place at the America Trophy regatta and cements its spot in the Coed National Semifinals. May 6: A report in The Sun details allegations of misconduct and a problematic team culture fostered by softball head coach Julie Farlow ’97, days before two players were dismissed from the

team and another quit. Senior Year (2019-20)

Sept. 2: Women’s soccer doubles its 2018 win total in its second game of the season. The team would continue on to a four-game win streak. Sept. 7: Head coach Andy Smith leads field hockey to a 2-1 upset win over No. 18 Syracuse in his first game at the helm. By season’s end, the Red has a 10-7 record after going 5-12 in 2018. Oct. 12: An already-struggling Cornell football program announces that starting quarterback senior Mike Catanese has sustained a career-ending injury. The team loses to Harvard that afternoon, 35-22. Oct. 17: Matt Morgan ’19 signs an NBA deal with the reigning champion Toronto Raptors. Oct. 19: Volleyball’s 11-game winning streak finally comes to an end with a loss to Yale. Nov. 9: New York Rangers draft pick junior forward and captain Morgan Barron notches Cornell’s first hat trick in two seasons in a 6-2 rout of Yale. Nov. 16: Football pulls off the upset of the year and spoils Dartmouth’s perfect season for Cornell’s second Ivy win of 2019. Cornell came back with 5:32 left in the tilt to down the Green 20-17 in Hanover. With a win over Columbia the next week, the Red secured its first tophalf Ivy League finish since 2006. Nov. 23: Women’s cross country earns 29th place at the NCAA Championships. The Red had not gone to the tournament since 2013. Nov. 29: Women’s hockey surrenders its first loss in its 10th game of the season. The 3-1 defeat at Ohio State would be the team’s only regular-season loss of 2019-20. Nov. 30: Men’s hockey records its first shutout in its so-far unbeaten season against Boston University at Madison Square Garden in the Red Hot Hockey Classic. The Red would lose its first contest a week later at Dartmouth. Jan. 13: Houston Astros assistant general manager Brandon Taubman ’07 is banned from Major League Baseball for life after an investigation of the Astros organization. Jan. 19: News that women’s soccer coach Dwight Hornibrook resigned surfaces. Under his reign, the Red had not won an Ivy League game in three years. Jan. 25: Wrestling records its 300th all-time Ivy League win with a 32-9 mark over Harvard. Jan. 25: Women’s basketball senior forward and guard Samantha Widmann becomes the 15th Cornell player ever to score 1,000 points. By season’s end, she reached 12th on Cornell’s all-time points list with 1,159. Feb. 7: Both senior defenseman Jaime Bourbonnais and junior forward Maddie Mills score their 100th career point one day before women’s hockey clinches the Ivy League title. That Monday, the team would earn its first No. 1 national ranking in the USCHO. com polls since 2010. Feb. 8: Senior Claire Kao sets a Cornell pole vaulting record at 4.08 m at the Sykes and Sabock Challenge in State College, Pennsylvania. March 7: Women’s hockey shuts out Harvard in the ECAC Tournament Semifinals after sweeping St. Lawrence the weekend before. A loss the next See FOUR YEARS page 55

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and the Red in men’s basketball’s season-opener. Nov. 12: Alec McCrea’s last-second goal gives then-No. 12/14 men’s hockey a dramatic win over then-No. 5 archrival Harvard, improving the Red’s record to 6-0. Nov. 14: Dom DeLuca qualifies for NCAAs, the first Cornell cross country runner to qualify in two years. Nov. 16: Volleyball coach Trudy Vande Berg is named Ivy coach of the year after her team’s bounceback season. Nov. 25: Freshman Tristan Mullin’s first career goal secures a men’s hockey Red Hot Hockey win over B.U. at Madison Square Garden. Jan. 11: Goaltender Ben Scrivens ’10 is named to the Canadian Olympic team. Jan. 29: Cornell men’s hockey ascends to No. 1 in the national rankings for the first time in nearly 15 years, when the 2002-03 Frozen Four team earned the top spot. Feb. 6: Eight Cornell alumni prepare to compete at the Winter Olympics in South Korea, including five Canadian women’s hockey players. Two weeks later, the Canadians earn silver medals. Feb. 10: Wrestling extends its Ivy title streak to 16 in a row — a conference record across all sports. Feb. 12: Senior captain Ellen Shepard breaks a record in the 200-meter sprint as the Red breaks several records at B.U.’s Valentine Invitational. Feb. 12: Women’s hockey clinches the Ivy League title, beating Yale in the weekend’s first game and crushing Brown on Senior Day. Feb. 12: Cornell signs football head coach David Archer ’05 to a contract extension. Feb. 17: Men’s basketball snaps a six-game losing streak with a comeback, triple-overtime victory over Princeton, head coach Brian Earl’s alma mater. Feb. 17: Cornell men’s hockey’s win over Yale gives the Red its first undefeated slate of Ivy games since 1996. March 3: After beating Princeton the previous weekend, women’s hockey suffers a heartbreaking last-second conference semifinal loss to Colgate. March 3: Men’s basketball beats Dartmouth in its regular season finale, and sneaks into the Ivy tournament thanks to Yale’s late victory. March 5: Human ecology alumnus James Pitaro ’91 is named president of sports media giant ESPN. March 5: Women’s squash’s Michele Garceau wins three matches before losing in the finals at the national tournament. March 10: After annihilating Quinnipiac, 9-1, the previous night, men’s hockey sweeps the Bobcats in the ECAC quarterfinals to earn a spot in the conference semifinals at Lake Placid. March 17: Freshman Yianni Diakomihalis wins a NCAA championship at 141 pounds, becoming the first Cornell freshman to do so since Kyle Dake ’13 in 2010.

Days later, media and fans learn Diakomihalis had a torn ACL in his final three matches. March 24: A No. 1 seed, men’s hockey’s season ends with a firstround NCAA tournament loss to fourth-seeded B.U. March 25: Senior Alex Evdokimov places in the top-five in breaststroke at nationals, earning All-America honors. April 2: For the second straight year, men’s basketball star junior Matt Morgan declares for the NBA Draft before ultimately returning to Cornell for his senior season. April 30: Women’s tennis’ Priyanka Shah earns All-Ivy honors in both singles and doubles play. May 6: Men’s lacrosse upsets national No. 1 Yale to win the Ivy League championship and clinch a spot in the NCAA Tournament. May 13: Men’s lacrosse beats Syracuse in a one-goal thriller in the first round of the NCAA Tournament before falling to Maryland in the quarterfinals. Junior Year (2018-19)

July 6: Eric Carcich comes from George Washington to lead women’s rowing as its new head coach. June 23: After a breakout freshman season, men’s hockey defenseman Alex Green hears his name called by the Tampa Bay Lightning in the NHL Draft. Sept. 12: David Eldredge ’81, the all-time winningest coach in Cornell Athletics history, retires as polo coach amid an investigation by the University into allegations of misconduct. Oct. 6: After 12 years of being handled by Harvard between 2005 and 2017, the football team downed the Crimson for the second consecutive year at Schoellkopf. Oct. 6: Jacob MacDonald ’15 made his NHL debut and scored in his first career game with the Florida Panthers in the team’s 2-1 shootout loss to Tampa Bay. Oct. 27: Looking to keep its season on track, Cornell football instead is blown out by Princeton, 66-0, for the program’s worst loss since 1890. Nov. 10: Two years removed from a one-win season, men’s soccer defeats Columbia in the regular season finale, 2-1, to cap off an 11-6 campaign. Nov. 24: Archrivals Cornell and Harvard face off at Madison Square Garden in front of a huge Cornell contingent only for the Crimson to come out victorious, 4-1. However Cornell would rebound for a big 2-1 win at Cambridge a week later. Jan. 19: Matt Morgan pours in 21 points in a win over Columbia to pass Ryan Whittman ’10 and set the Cornell scoring record. Morgan finished his career with 2,333 points — second all-time in the Ivy League. Feb. 9: Wrestling captures its astounding 17th consecutive Ivy League title with a dominating 34-7 win over Princeton. Feb. 23: Senior Helen Hsu of women’s swim and dive sets a school record in the 100 back, taking third overall in the race at Ivy Championships. March 9: By defeating Dartmouth, 57-47, in the regular season finale and receiving some See FOUR YEARS page 56

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Behind you, all your memories. Before you, all your dreams. Around you, all who love you. Within you, all you need. Congratulations, I am so proud of you today and always! Love you to the moon and back.

MOM

Congratulations, Noelle and the entire class of 2020! It feels like yesterday that we moved you into your townhouse on campus that hot summer day! I watched you flourish these past four years and we are so very proud of everything you accomplished. You made getting a Cornell degree look easy! Keep reaching for the stars. The world is yours, Noelle! We love you more than words can say.

Mom, dad, michael, ashley & Lucas

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Early Season End Is Heartbreaking For C.U. Athletes This column was originally published on March 16.

he sudden shift from pre- March Madness excitement to a sports-less spring — heartbreaking for players and fans around the country — is nobody’s top concern right now. The NCAA and pro sports leagues are 100 percent right to shut down. But here in Ithaca, my heart breaks for the hundreds of Cornell student athletes who will forever be left to wonder what might have come of the spring of 2020, whose collegiate careers were flipped upside down by a crisis that seemed so distant just a few days ago. Ivy League student athletes are smart, driven kids at the near or absolute top of their sports. They give everything to represent Cornell and wear their colors with pride. Their dedication and drive — to make it back from injury, to win a national championship, to be there for their teammates — ending up unable to yield results would’ve been unimaginable a few days ago. The vast majority of Cornell’s student athletes aren’t going to sign million-dollar contracts, play in prime time on national television or sign big shoe contracts. These athletes work tirelessly for the love of the game, for their teammates and for Cornell. It’s a shame that these athletes — especially graduating seniors who may have taken the field, court, diamond and ice for the last Guest time — won’t Room get a proper send-off. Cornell’s No. 1 ranked hockey teams will get a lot of love. And they deserve all that appreciation, and more, for their tremendous seasons that won’t end in bids for national championships. A lot of hearts will break for Cornell’s No. 2 men’s lacrosse team, which looked poised for another stellar season. Many fans will be thinking of the eight Cornell wrestlers who won’t be able to compete in this year’s national championships. In addition to all these athletes, we’d all do well to spend a moment appreciating and thanking Cornellians on softball, baseball, sailing, rowing, gymnastics, squash, track and field, tennis and golf teams, who don’t draw thousands of fans and don’t get national media attention, but who pour their everything into their teams. These student athletes represent so much of what it means to be a Cornellian: working for one another, proudly donning the red ‘C’ and wearing the “blue collar Ivy” chip on their shoulders. I don’t claim to really know what it’s like to balance Division I sports with Ivy League academics or how it feels to be in your late teens and early 20s and be at the top of your sport. But I do know that as a sportswriter at The Sun, one of the things I enjoy most is talking to student athletes and seeing firsthand the passion and drive that go into representing our University. Sports aren’t the only thing, and they’re certainly not the most important thing right now. But for For these students, some of the these students, hardest-working and most driven some of the hardest-workat Cornell, their sport is everything. ing and most driven at That they won’t be able to work Cornell, their toward a title, finish their senior sport is everything. That seasons or spend a spring with they won’t be their teams is heartbreaking, and able to work toward a title, a reminder of how central a role finish their sports play in our lives. senior seasons or spend a spring with their teams is heartbreaking, and a reminder of how central a role sports play in our lives. When we get through this outbreak — and we will — sports will be there for us to escape life for a while and enjoy the heartbreak, triumph, trials and victories that only sports can bring. In the meantime, here’s an idea: If you’re up for it, and want to send Cornell student athletes — especially graduating seniors — your appreciation, send me an email at rgendler@cornellsun.com. Address it to whomever you please and say whatever’s on your mind. I’ll try to get your messages to the athletes, and if I can’t, I’ll put them on social media or in a story at cornellsun.com for fans, athletes and Cornellians to see.

Raphy Gendler

Congratulations Pamela Jordan Wildstein!

What a momentous occasion to celebrate! We are so proud of all that you have accomplished. You have put a lot of hard work into reaching this milestone. Every day you inspire us. Follow your dreams and make your mark on the world. The journey is just beginning and we are enthusiastic to see where life takes you!

Love, your biggest fans... Mom, Dad & Collin

Raphy Gendler is a junior in the School of Industrial and Labor Relations. He is a Senior Editor on the 138th Editorial Board, and was Sports Editor on The Sun’s 137th Editorial Board. He can be reached at rgendler@cornellsun.com.

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SENIOR MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

SENIOR FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

Jeff Teat Is Laxers’ Third All-Time C.U. Point Scorer By MIKE SEITZ Sun Staff Writer

Senior attackman and captain Jeff Teat’s skill, drive and unselfishness are three of the qualities that earned the Canadian box lacrosse product a place in Cornell’s record books and the title of The Sun’s Male Senior Athlete of the Year. The hours that Teat spent honing his craft have transformed him into the phenom that he is. At 5-foot-10, 170 lbs, he is not the biggest, nor the fastest, nor the strongest. Rather, he is consistently the smartest player on the field — visualizing plays before they happen and always seeming to pick out the right pass to set up a teammate. Teat’s career accomplishments have been nationally touted. In both 2018 and 2019, he was a nominee for the Tewaaraton Award — colloquially known as the Heisman Trophy of lacrosse. This year, he was named to the award’s watch list, but the award itself was not given due to the season’s cancellation. From the get go, it was apparent that the Brampton, Ontario native was going to be special. In scoring 72 points during his freshman year, Teat broke the freshman scoring record previously held by attackman Rob Pannell ’13. The next season, Teat helped catalyze a struggling team into a 13-5 record and NCAA Tournament appearance. Teat cites the season’s Ivy League Championship victory and win over rival Syracuse in the Carrier Dome as some of his favorite moments in a Cornell uniform. “Our 2018 playoff push was memorable. We weren’t highly rated but came out with some big wins,” he said. Much of the team’s success stemmed from Teat’s unselfishness. Facilitating a whopping 62 assists across 18 games, he led all of Division I at the time in feeds. His 99 total points stand as the 24th all-time best single season point total in NCAA Division

I history. “Teammates are the most important piece of success,” he said. “I always got to play with teammates that made playing easy.” After being named a USILA All-American as a sophomore, it was clear that Teat was the Red’s talisman. Consequently, he earned the honor to wear the team’s symbolic hardhat in honor of the late George Boiardi ’04. The meaningful distinction that separates this tradition from other accolades is the responsibility of the job — coaches select a junior who epitomizes pride, respect and heart. “It means a lot knowing that the players who came before us did so much for this program both on and off the field,” said Teat. In 2019, the team gained national attention and was featured on The Season documentary. Teat channeled all his powers to lead the Red in points (70) and assists (36) on the big stage, but ultimately the team did not earn a bid to the NCAA Tournament. The end-of-season disappointment fueled Teat’s fire for his senior year. Improvements showed early on in 2020, as he propelled Cornell to an undefeated 5-0 start. In what proved to be the final game of the season, the team’s biggest challenge came from Penn State. In clutch fashion, Teat stepped up when his team needed him the most. Scoring the game-tying goal with seconds left, Teat laid the groundwork for a dramatic win that was secured just moments later. “Every time we get to put on the big red uniform it means a lot,” Teat said. In retrospect, Teat recognizes that much of his growth has actually occurred off the field — affirming that classroom lessons have deeply impacted his mentality for the future. To continue reading this article, please visit cornellsun.com. Mike Seitz can be reached at mseitz@cornellsun.com.

BORIS TSANG / SUN PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR

Smartest player on the field | Senior Jeff Teat was a nominee for the Tewaaraton Award — colloquially known as the Heisman Trophy of lacrosse.

Accolades | O’Neill has played with Team Canada, made the All-ECAC team all four years, and captained Cornell to a Number 1 women’s hockey national ranking.

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Kristin O’Neill Led in Goals Throughout C.U. Career — in which she recorded an assist — O’Neill still notched 38 points with Cornell, good for second-most on the Forward and captain Kristin O’Neill’s team. During that NCAA Tournament consistently stellar performances over four years on East Hill make her The run, O’Neill recorded an assist in the Sun’s pick for Female Senior Athlete of 3-2 overtime win against Northeastern the Year. O’Neill led the Red in goals in the quarterfinal. Cornell would go on to lose 2-0 against Minnesota in the every year of her NCAA career. O’Neill’s accolades are numerous, next tilt. While the COVID-19 pandemwith some of the most prominent being: Her time representing Team Can- ic might have robbed O’Neill of her ada in the Four Nations Cup during crowning achievement in the form of her junior year, being named to an All- a national title, fans will not soon forECAC team all four years, and earning get this year’s Cornell team, which was a nomination for the Patty Kazmaier arguably the best in memory. AlongAward — NCAA women’s hockey’s pre- side seven other key seniors, O’Neill mier award — in both her sophomore led the Red to a 28-2-3 record, with the Red’s one loss and junior years. And, in at home coming in her senior season, she cap“It makes me super the ECAC title game tained Cornell to a No. 1 confident just knowing against Princeton. national ranking. The significant contri- that our senior class can Cornell was set to take on Mercyhurst step up on any given butions to the Red that in Lynah Rink for O’Neill made in her first day. It’s a really crucial the first round of the season earned her the Ivy part of our team.” NCAAs before the League Rookie of the Year tournament was cancrown and a spot on the Kristin O’Neill celed. ECAC All-Rookie team. The Red’s 2019-20 As a freshman, she set a program record for short-handed goals season saw the team earn the nation’s best winning percentage and a No. 1 with five. O’Neill more than avoided a soph- ranking in the USCHO.com polls for omore slump, earning even more the final stretch of the season. Even with her four outstanding ECAC honors throughout the season which culminated in an All-ECAC campaigns with Cornell, O’Neill often First Team selection. And her signa- credited her classmates and the team’s ture short-handed goals kept coming, chemistry with much of the Red’s overbreaking the Cornell career record all success. “It makes me super confident just just halfway through her second season with the Red. She led Cornell not knowing that our senior class can step only in goals but also in points and up on any given day,” O’Neill said assists in a season where the Red just after sweeping St. Lawrence in the barely missed an at-large bid to the ECAC Quarterfinals in February. “It’s a really crucial part of our team and NCAA Tournament. In her junior campaign, Cornell it’s brought us a long way. I think the would not settle for missing the nation- underclassmen really follow our lead and that’s really awesome to have on al stage again and made it to the Frothe team.” zen Four for the first time since 2012. Despite missing three games in the first part of the season as she competed with Christina Bulkeley can be reached at Team Canada in the Four Nations Cup cbulkeley@cornellsun.com. By CHRISTINA BULKELEY Sun Assistant Sports Editor

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A Journey Through Four Years in Cornell Athletics Freshman Year (2016-17)

Aug. 17: Six Cornellians venture to Brazil to represent their respective countries in the 2016 Olympics. Rudy Winkler was the only current student to qualify. Though the senior did not make it past the first round in hammer throw, he is well-poised to qualify for Tokyo in 2020. Oct. 1: Facing a 19-point deficit with just five to play in the third, football storms back to shock then-No. 25 Colgate on the road during the Raiders’ homecoming, capped off by a last second touchdown. It would be the third of Cornell’s four wins on the season, and senior punter Chris Fraser would become the third in league history to notch four first-team All-Ivy honors. Oct. 29: Krysten Mayers chooses the best time to have a career day, as field hockey upset then-No. 13 Princeton in a double overtime thriller. Feb 11: For the first time since 2013, women’s hockey captures an Ivy League title in a season that would end in the first round of the NCAA tournament after an ECAC finals appearance. Feb 25: Women’s basketball finishes just outside of the inaugural Ivy League tournament, but Nia Marshall was not denied of an accolade-studded year. The senior set the all-time scoring record on a free throw against Princeton and would finish her career with 1,685 points. March 3: Despite a 28-point performance, sophomore Matt Morgan is unable to lead the Red past Yale in New Haven, dropping the game, 90-63. Nevertheless, during his performance, Morgan becomes the first sophomore to reach the 1,000-point mark. Morgan also capped off the season as the league’s highest-scorer for the second straight season. March 4: Wrestling’s seniors lead the team to its record 11th consecutive conference title in decisive fashion. Gabe Dean, Brian Realbuto and Dylan Palacio all defend their EIWA titles, and freshman Brandon Womack earns his first trophy at the meet. March 12: Men’s hockey bounces back from a 6-2 loss in game one to advance past Clarkson and into the ECAC Semifinals. The team would lose to Harvard in the ECAC Finals, then get bumped out of NCAAs in the first round by UMass-Lowell. March 12: After a 19-13 season, the women’s fencing team sends a maximum-allowed 10 fencers to the NCAA Regionals. The Red posts strong showings at the meet, including a silver medal finish by senior Victoria Wines in epee, and respective fifth and ninth place finishes for juniors

Luby Kiriakidi and Gabriella Zusin in foil. All three fencers would go on to qualify for the NCAA Championships. March 25: As the only Cornellian competing at NCAAs, swimmer Alex Evodkimov returns to Ithaca as an All-American for the second time in his career. In the 100, breaststroke he finished 14th overall, and 13th overall in the 200m. April 29: A year removed from capturing the Ivy League postseason title, women’s lacrosse takes home the regular season honors with a 13-6 win over Harvard at home. Senior Catie Smith would win Ivy Defender of the Year, but the women ended 2017 as Ivy tournament runner-ups to Princeton, and were knocked out by the Tigers in the second round of NCAAs. April 23: For just the second time in program history, the men’s tennis team captures the Ivy Title with a 4-3 win over Brown. Though losing the tiebreaker for an automatic bid to NCAAs, the team was awarded an at-large bid. April 23: Though there was no NCAA bid to show for it, women’s tennis makes with its first Ivy Title. The team beats Brown and awaits scores around the Ancient Eight to ensure its league glory would be cemented. April 23: A year after his brother, Luke, took home individual medalists honors, Luke Graboyes does the same in 2017. The team tied a record high finish with second over the weekend as well. April 23: Equestrian has the honor of hosting the Ivy League Championships and clinches the entire showing by finishing with a perfect score to claim the league title. April 29: Jeff Teat of men’s lacrosse caps off an incredible season by setting the single season record for points as a freshman with 72. He entered the rivalry matchup with Princeton with 60 on the season and needed eighth to break Rob Pannell’s ’13 record. He notches 12 en route to the team’s 18-17 upset win. May 12: The men’s tennis team makes the most of its at-large bid to NCAAs, blowing past Rice, 4-0, for the program’s first tournament win in history. The team would then be defeated by No. 7 Baylor, 4-0, to end its immaculate season. Sophomore Year (2017-18)

Aug. 22: Former Olympian Barney Williams takes the helm as interim head coach of women’s rowing as Liz Dennison becomes associate director of rowing. Aug. 28: Rich Bowman, 36-year women’s track and

field head coach, steps down into assistant role. Aug. 30: Cornell sues former head football head coach Richard Kent Austin for over $100,000, saying the coach failed to pay a penalty for leaving prior to his contract’s expiration. Sept. 4: Three Cornell men’s basketball players create a website hoping to create conversations for minority voices in the Ivy League. Sept. 15: Former Cornell quarterback Bill Lazor ’94 is tabbed as offensive coordinator for Cincinnati Bengals. Sept. 19: Men’s soccer earns a huge upset win on the road, knocking off No. 11 Syracuse in overtime thanks to a goal from junior Ryan Hill. Sept. 30: Two-time national champion Gabe Dean rejoins wrestling — a team including his younger brother, Max — as an assistant coach. Sept. 30: Members of Big Red Marching Band kneel during the national anthem before the Red’s game against Colgate. Oct. 7: Cornell football beats Harvard for the first time in 12 years, earning its first win of the season thanks to its then-best defensive effort under head coach David Archer ’05. Oct. 12: Joakim Ryan ’15 makes his NHL debut with the San Jose Sharks. Oct. 16: Volleyball beats Princeton, handing the Tigers their first Ivy loss of the season and earning the Red’s first weekend sweep in five years. Oct. 21: Cornell defense gives up its fewest yards allowed under Archer in a blowout homecoming win over Brown. Oct. 27: Freshman goaltender Matt Galajda turns in his first of many strong performances in men’s hockey’s first game of the season, a win over Alabama-Huntsville. Oct. 28: Football moves into first place in the Ivy League thanks to Nickolas Null’s last-second field goal, which gives the Red an upset win at Princeton. Nov. 5: Then-No. 8 women’s hockey beats both Quinnipiac and Princeton, its first weekend sweep of the Bobcats and Tigers in five years. Nov. 6: Field hockey finishes its season with its seniors’ record-tying 42nd win and head coach Donna Hornibrook’s 300th career victory. Nov. 10: In a battle of the Boeheims, Syracuse emerges victorious, with Jim’s squad downing freshman Jimmy See FOUR YEARS page 57