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Tamara Kamis

Tamara Kamis is a junior in the College of Arts and Sciences, where she majors in Biology and Society and minors in Science Communication and Public Engagement. She writes for the science and news sections and can be reached at tkamis@cornellsun.com.

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Hate Has No Home In Ithaca, Local Faith Leaders Say

By Tamara Kamis | November 11, 2020

Following several racist and anti-Semitic incidents in Ithaca, local faith leaders are doubling down on ongoing anti-racist programming. While their approaches vary, they have a common message: Hate has no home in Ithaca.

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Tompkins County Receives Over $400,000 in Grant For Project to Expand Broandband Network

By Tamara Kamis | November 3, 2020

Broadband internet access may be coming to more residents across Tompkins County after the Ithaca Area Economic Development received a major grant to construct a new broadband extension project.

vandalism

Ithaca Struck by Slew of Anti-Semitic, Racist Vandalism

By Meghana Srivastava and Tamara Kamis | October 29, 2020

A number of Ithaca businesses, as well as five Cornell students, were targeted by white supremacist vandalism on Oct. 26.

auschwitz

Holocaust Survivor Peter Somogyi Shares His Story at Hillel Event

By Tamara Kamis | October 26, 2020

Somogyi told the Cornell community about his experience at Auschwitz-Birkenau, in hope that it will help prevent what happened to him from happening again.

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Financial Aid Delays Stretch Halfway Into Semester

By Tamara Kamis and Faith Fisher | October 22, 2020

Despite significant processing delays at the beginning of the semester, many students have finally since received their financial aid package. But for some, the financial aid process has stretched into October, causing financial and mental stress.

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How Cornell Supports Students Recovering From COVID-19

By Tamara Kamis | October 5, 2020

When Cornell mandates students to quarantine after contract COVID-19, they remain isolated from their friends and classmates. But even after they finish quarantining, life does not immediately go back to normal.

Cornell University

‘No News is Good News’: Students Discuss The Surveillance Testing Experience

By Tamara Kamis | October 4, 2020

While Cornell University’s rigorous COVID-19 testing schedules have proven to be a seemingly successful tactic to keeping their infected numbers low, some students see much room for improvement for the process.

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A Look Into The Immune System: Cornell Experts Explain How Our Bodies Fight Disease

By Tamara Kamis and Louis Chuang | September 21, 2020

In the middle of a global pandemic, people now, more than ever, are invested in understanding how their immune system works.

COVID-19

Life in Medical Isolation at The Statler Hotel

By Tamara Kamis | September 9, 2020

Students isolating in The Statler experience a variety of COVID-19 symptoms, while also coping with the effects of being separated from their friends and family.

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Addressing Mental Health of College Students During a Pandemic

By Srishti Tyagi and Tamara Kamis | September 7, 2020

As the number of COVID-19 cases on campus continues to rise, stress associated with the pandemic has worsened mental health concerns for many students. According to postdoctoral researcher Kaylin Ratner, human development, college students often struggle with mental health more as they navigate the uncertain process of becoming independent adults.

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