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Monthly Archives: October 2025

  • Image for In Defense of Seed Oils: Why Balance Matters More Than Blame.

    In Defense of Seed Oils: Why Balance Matters More Than Blame

    It’s hard to grab a packaged snack or bottled dressing these days without spotting at least one seed oil on the label—soybean, corn, sunflower, safflower, or canola. Lately, though, seed oils have been taking a beating in the headlines, accused of everything from inflammation to chronic disease. But here’s the catch: those same oils are […]

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  • Image for Building Community Abroad: Mayah’s Story.

    Building Community Abroad: Mayah’s Story

    Applied Psychology senior Mayah Siegel went to the Dominican Republic this summer with her sister Ilana, who is a Farmingdale sophomore Applied Economics major. Together, with faculty members from the Department of Applied Psychology, the sisters helped families in need. Mayah describes her experience in the Dominican Republic as transformative. She hopes that more students […]

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