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Three innovative approaches to treating infections, fighting cancer, and enhancing the body’s immune system have been selected for funding through the Cornell Center for Immunology's 2025 Multidisciplinary Seed Grants. 

In August, we welcomed 260 first-year students to Cornell Human Ecology. They come from across the United States, from New York and Alabama to Idaho and Texas, as well as from around the world, including Jamaica, Jordan and Singapore. We asked five students to share a little about themselves, their aspirations and why they found their fit in the home of the human experience:

Hezekiah Riazi
Felisha Liang
Lea Martini
Camryn Kerr
Sandra Clarke
 

It started with a phone call between friends. They had an idea: What if younger adults could feel the experience of aging?

Ruizeng Wang ’26 and Jiayi Guo ’26, who attended the same high school before pursuing different majors in Cornell Human Ecology, were classmates in DEA 5700 Designing Age-Friendly Environments, where they studied how humans experience the environment. Combining their expertise in design and psychology, they spent the past year creating “Feel the