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Damaris Ponce

Tenacity Propels Sociology and Mexican American Studies Student Toward Success: Damaris Ponce, '20

Monique Davila

First-generation Student Thrives in History Major: Monique Davila, '20

Nitza Cabral

History Research and Community Engagement Lead to Future with Teach for America: Nitza Cabral, '20

Luna Ruiz

Research Experience Leads to Future in Foreign Service: Luna Ruiz, '20

Kate Rosenstengel

SBS Outstanding Senior Demonstrates Academic Excellence and Community Leadership: Kate Rosenstengel, '20

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Why You Shouldn't Trust Memes About Coronavirus

Brian Mayer (left) with students in the Poverty Workshop.

Congratulations to SBS Teaching Award Winners

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SBS Champions: iSchool Professors Peter Jansen and Win Burleson Make COVID-19 Equipment

Diana Liverman testifying before Congress

Diana Liverman Elected to National Academy of Sciences and American Academy of Arts and Sciences

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Diary of Samuel Pepys Shows How Life Under the Bubonic Plague Mirrored Today’s Pandemic

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