Coming back to Syracuse post-Thanksgiving break is hard. I was, and still am not in the mood for all that’s left for me to complete. Nevertheless, I’m putting things into perspective and realizing that my time in Syracuse is quickly coming to an end. Next semester I’ll be interning and finishing my program in Washington, …
Saturday night’s screening concluded my experience at this year’s Syracuse University Human Rights Film Festival. Although this was the last film I saw at the festival, there were two others, The Good Postman and Plastic China, that were screened earlier in the day while I continued checking assignments off my to-do list. It’s important to note …
If you’ve read my earlier post, or are happily reading this one, then you know I went to the Syracuse University Human Rights Film Festival. A perk of attending the Friday screening was the free film festival t-shirts (yes to free things!). Anyway, I’ll continue my experience and thoughts on the films I saw during the …
My list of hobbies is relatively short and includes watching films. What kind? Well, almost anything except horror films (they just don’t make sense to me).When I saw the poster for this year’s Human Rights Film Festival, I knew I couldn’t miss out. This year’s selections focused on belonging which I understood as belonging to …
One thing before I start: I’m not getting an incentive to talk about this, I’m simply sharing my experience. After a long day of class and work last Wednesday, I thought it’d be a good idea to hangout in Food.com and get some work done before heading home. There’s usually cards,flyers and magazines from student publications on …
Newhouse’s Master’s Preview Days just passed, which made me think back to my own preview day experience a year ago and how much has changed for me from then to now. Since my program is two years, I’m not quite feeling the stress of graduating as much as I’m trying to get my life together for …
There is no such thing as free time when you’re a graduate student. Personally, if I’m not working, in class, doing homework, attending meetings or completing projects, I’m probably sleeping (or practicing self-care in yoga sessions). However, there’s always an opportunity to learn more about Syracuse by finding ways to get involved in the community. Last …