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My research explores how the physical structure of Bronx Housing Court affects tenant experiences and their ability to access justice throughout their eviction cases.

“Poinciana” Variations is a piece of music for string quartet, composed for professor Del Case’s composition class in the music department.

With the Anatomy of a Community: Conveying Identity Through Shared Symbols project, we created an art installation and website with supplemental research to promote conversation…

This study explores how the gender of dating app users affects their usage of various dating apps. Specifically, the study investigates the time spent looking…

I was scheduled to perform my senior solo for the Wheaton College Dance Company during the weekend of April 23-25, 2020, but I was not…

During the 2020 May Fellows Colloquium we, Kimberlie Dugan, Tyler Ladden, and Alyssa Myers, were posed with the open ended question “Who are We?” To…

In an increasingly globalized world, students are given opportunities to explore employment opportunities and internships all over the world. However, companies haven’t yet taken the…

This post is a brief explanation of how we can use plant-pollinator interactions to predict a habitat’s resilience to environmental stressors like climate change and…

For the final project in Professor Chowdhury’s course, Introduction to Social Entrepreneurship, three classmates, Kamilah Thorne, Mia Len, and Natalie Wind, conducted a case study…