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Image by Ashley Fan
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From the University of Pennsylvania 8 minute read
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How
often do you see the President of the United States and his alma mater getting tied up in a potential lawsuit? Citing from primary source documents,
see how six Wharton professors and Penn President Amy Gutmann figure out whether they should investigate if Trump gained fraudulent admission to the University.
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Yale University 2 minute read
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Curious about what it feels like to enter college during a pandemic? Read about Yale’s transfer of its usually in person pre-orientation programs online,
and a mixed student reaction to the change.
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Harvard University 7 minute read
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Get an
inside look at the freshman navigating move-in to the Yard for the fall- and how the once-vibrant weekend has become an eerily unrecognizable recognizable in the wake of COVID-19’s effects.
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Brown University 4 minute read
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How
has Brown risen to the scientific challenge of combating COVID-19? Get an insider's look into the development of new CT imaging techniques designed to assist COVID diagnoses, and learn about the creation of
graphene ink, a substance that would not only trap but eradicate viral particles upon contact.
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Dartmouth College 4 minute read
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Dartmouth is
bringing back half its undergraduate body for the fall quarter, the most by any Ivy League school.
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Princeton University 6 minute read
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Sure, we all love spending time with our closest friends- but what does your peripheral community mean to you? These are the people you see while walking
to class and exchange small talk with, they are the people who are too close to you not to acknowledge but too distant to constantly be in touch with. In this poignant piece, Remy Reya of Princeton reflects on
this vital yet often overlooked aspect of campus life.
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Columbia University 6 minute read
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What
does the future of standardized tests, post-pandemic, look like for Columbia and Barnard admissions? Through interviews with current students and admissions officers, writer Megan Lunny explores the complex
relationship between socioeconomic status and test scores, ultimately questioning test scores’ role in admissions.
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From Cornell University 12 minute read
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In
this detailed interview, The Cornell Sun spoke with President Martha Pollack, Provost Michael Kotlikoff, Vice President for Student and Campus Life Ryan Lombardi, Vice President of Facilities and Campus
Services Rick Burgess, Vice Provost for Academic Affairs and Presidential Advisor for Diversity and Equity Avery August and Vice President for University Relations Joel Malina about Cornell’s reopening plan and
anti-racism initiatives.
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