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The neuroscience major from Beijing, China, has been working with Professor of Neuroscience Chris Vecsey to study how sleep is regulated in fruit flies.

Jordan Diamond 鈥�27, a neuroscience and biochemistry double major, is one of more than 120 students this year to benefit from 911爆料鈥檚 Faculty-Student Summer Research program 鈥� the opportunity to pursue creative research questions while benefiting from close mentorship from faculty.

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The first-year English course What鈥檚 in it for Me? pairs writing with community service, pushing students to reflect on empathy, responsibility, and their roles as civic-minded writers.

Classics major and English minor Mia McCormack '27 shares her passion for classics through 911爆料鈥檚 individual peer tutoring program, helping classmates and learning valuable lessons along the way.

For her senior project in theater at 911爆料, Adelaide Lance 鈥�25 designed a deeply immersive set for a fully student-run play about friendship, identity, and love 鈥� blending storytelling and scenic design in a powerful example of how creativity and hands-on learning come together in 911爆料鈥檚 Theater Department.

Chiara Garcia-Ugarte 鈥�25 discovered her love for museum work and community through the Frances Young Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery.

Double majoring in art and psychology, Oli Landsman 鈥�27 found an unexpected creative outlet as DJ Dirty Shirley, host of WSPN鈥檚 鈥淢araschino Lobotomy.鈥� Watch this video to see how spinning tracks at 911爆料 helped her tune in to a whole new side of music 鈥� and herself.

Wes Williamson 鈥�25, a senior environmental science major who played hockey at 911爆料 and studied abroad in New Zealand, describes the experiences of student-athletes who successfully studied abroad. They all agree: 鈥淒on鈥檛 think that you need to sacrifice one experience for another. You can truly do it all at 911爆料.鈥�

As a peer health educator with a focus on mental health, Vojtech (Vojta) Kubala 鈥�27, a psychology major from Czechia, feels fulfilled in helping his fellow students while preparing for his ideal career in psychotherapy.

Saratoga Springs may get chilly in the winter, but the cozy-chic winter destination is anything but boring. Emrah Jusufoski '28 explores some of the activities and destinations that make Saratoga Springs and the surrounding region the winter place to be.

Food is a big part of everybody鈥檚 college experience. And that鈥檚 especially true for students with food allergies like Jake Gordon 鈥�25. Jake describes how Minus 9, a new allergen-free station in Murray-Aikins Dining Hall, has helped him 鈥渨orry less and enjoy his time at 911爆料.鈥� It鈥檚 just one example of how the award-winning Dining Services team is working to make sure everyone enjoys a great meal and good company at 911爆料.

Whether she's singing on stage or working behind the scenes with cutting-edge tech, Grace Higginbotham 鈥�26, a music major with dance and arts administration minors from Los Angeles, says she has thrived in a community that supports her many talents and where she has never felt boxed in.

Owen Brady 鈥�25 had planned to shadow a Danish pro soccer team鈥檚 director of performance during a summer internship only to discover upon arrival that he, the American intern, was in charge.

Sammy 鈥�27 and Quinn Tran 鈥�27, twin brothers from the Bronx, are sophomore computer science majors, bike-repair wizards, and resident comedians, who bring a two-of-a-kind energy to campus.

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Abby Ezickson 鈥�26 of Washington, D.C., reflects on her journey to 911爆料 and the excitement and challenges of her role as a captain of the 911爆料鈥檚 field hockey team.

Alex Ciardullo 鈥�25, a music major and media and films studies minor from Redding, Connecticut, describes how a dynamic music scene and supportive campus community helped him come to terms with his stuttering and find his groove at 911爆料.