This post is going to be a bit personal, but I think it has some lessons that everyone can learn from. As many of you know, I got my undergrad degree in architecture. Unlike most people who get into architecture, I didn’t start building cities with Legos when I was 5, and I didn’t decide …
For those of you who haven’t lived in Syracuse for the past 5 years, congrats: it looks like you’ll be able to go a whole semester here without seeing snow! Though I’m sure the weather isn’t at the forefront of everyone’s mind right now, as finals are looming in the very near future. This will …
I had the pleasure of talking to Professor Ed Russell about his pre-Newhouse journey, and while it is a story much better told in person, I will do my best to share it with you here. As someone from the Midwest, I completely understood when Professor Russell told me he never imagined himself leaving his …
Fall has always been my favorite season. I can finally utilize my wardrobe full of flannels and sweaters, seasonal drinks are back in rotation, and of course, the foliage is beautiful. I have countless memories of carefree days spent with my friends in the fall, and so I always welcome the season with great anticipation. …
I did my undergrad at the Syracuse School of Architecture, and the last year of my education was, for lack of a better word, miserable. My only moment of reprieve was getting my acceptance “letter” (e-mail) from the Newhouse Advertising Program. I will admit I was a bit shocked. Competing for one of 17 spots …