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Kate Stephens ’26 Bridges the Gap Between Farmers and Consumers for 114,000 YouTube Subscribers
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Through her YouTube channel and fashion brand, Kate Stephens ’26 works to show consumers the agricultural process behind clothing and food.
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Through her YouTube channel and fashion brand, Kate Stephens ’26 works to show consumers the agricultural process behind clothing and food.
Celebrity chef, food writer and Youtube star Claire Saffitz discussed her career journey in a Q&A on Friday.
Quarantine has created a new space for students to explore relationships, both new and old, from new perspectives.
I’m not going to let the music nerds of the world get me down. And neither should you.
In an era where online are increasingly inaccessible, commentary videos are the most relatable and trustworthy by making fun of it all.
What does Wright do, you might ask? He is a chain reaction artist: someone who builds incredible displays using dominoes and then crashes the entire thing in a series of entertaining, precisely timed “chain reactions.”
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Wesley Chan and his fellow co-founders of popular YouTube channel Wong Fu Productions never intended to become Asian American icons — but 13 years later, their channel boasts over 3 million subscribers.
Ed Winters, a popular vegan YouTuber with over 160,000 subscribers, gave a talk at Cornell on Monday about the moral and environmental debates surrounding the issue of veganism.
Katie Go ’22 YouTube channel currently has 8.1 million views, over 243 videos and over 127,000 subscribers. She started out making DIY videos for costumes, gifts and school supplies but eventually moved into lifestyle content, and once she was accepted to Cornell, videos about what life is like in Ithaca.