In Review

Deiji Emiabata ’20

A mechanical engineering major from Lagos, Nigeria

Maria Majid ’19

A biology major from Rochester

Kristen Lodato ’21

An environmental sciences major from Greenwich, Connecticut

Anna Shors ’20

A mathematics and data science double major from Baltimore

Lydia Currie ’20

A neuroscience and dance double major from Stamford, Connecticut

Madison Saliba ’18

A chemical engineering major from Smithfield, Rhode Island

Lillian Henderson ’19

An environmental sciences major from Rockledge, Florida

Owen Goettler ’21

A computer science major from Pittsford, New York

Emma Briggs ’18

An international relations major from West Hartford, Connecticut

Erin Sumfleth ’20

An optical engineering major from Callicoon, New York

Samantha Mauser ’21

A computational biology major from Ithaca, New York

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STUCK ON YOU: Bringing a personal flair to a ubiquitous piece of technology, students have long decorated their laptops and other pieces of personal technology as a way to convey their personalities and perspectives. In addition to livening up sometimes nondescript surfaces, the popular stickers also make particular machines—and people—easier to identify in a crowded library. We asked one of our student employees, Nick Foti ’19, an economics major from West Seneca, New York, to spend some time in River Campus Libraries this spring to document a few examples of the latest in computer graphics.