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What would an ant write if it could?
English major Sarah Twiggs’ short story takes the perspective of an ant to win flash fiction contest.
By Jenny Brooks
Filling a gap in tech knowledge
A new cutting-edge major in the College of Arts and Sciences equips students to drive change.
By CAS Communications
Research examines squatting practices
Two sociologists examined how pro-squatting advocates influenced housing policies in three US cities.
By Henry Houston
Dungeness data does not deceive
Baby crabs caught in a simple trap can predict how big crab season will be within a 12% margin of error.
By Leila Okahata
An unexpected major becomes a global career
Alum Brandon Rigby enjoyed studying Spanish, but it wasn’t until a professor suggested he major in it that he dove in. A few more powerful suggestions later, and he is a global diplomat for the U.S. Department of State.
By Violet Ashley
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