Don’t look now, folks. It’s that time of year. Finals are creeping up, end-of-year projects are starting to feel more real by the minute, and every little bump in the road can seem overwhelming to say the least. If you’re like me, stress can come from anywhere, especially in the final month of a busy …
In the beginning of January, while most of my TRF master’s cohort spent the days eating tacos and wearing shorts in sunny LA, I took another trip. I went to chilly New York City with about a dozen of my other classmates and participated in the NYC Immersion Trip with Professor Andy Robinson–and I couldn’t be …
Even though we’re only a few weeks into the spring semester, it seems that the prospect of big projects and exams is just around the corner. It’s not a bad idea to start carving out a few hours a week to keep up on your studying, aside from weekly assignments. I’ve often found that I’m …
The Tina Press & David Rubin Career Development Center (or CDC for short) is located at 313 Newhouse 3. For those unaware of the CDC’s extensive services, this should give a brief description of the various seminars and tools at your disposal. The CDC makes its way into all Newhouse students’ emails, sending weekly newsletters …
Cheesy Game of Thrones pun aside, the past few days in Syracuse have signaled that everyone’s favorite time of year is fast approaching. For upperclassmen familiar with the erratic weather in Syracuse’s frozen tundra, this should come as no surprise. However, I still remember watching my fellow freshmen struggle to fight the cold and pounding …
Amidst my busy schedule as a graduate student at Newhouse, I took the time to visit Azteca Mexican Grill in Camillus for dinner. My girlfriend and I made the quick 15-minute drive out to Camillus (down 690 to Route 5, West) to check out the atmosphere on one of the most exciting days of the …
“We were frustrated with how Hollywood was making romantic comedies. We wanted to show that those type of movies are better when they come from a real place.” This is the inspiration behind Michael H. Weber, Academy Award-nominated screenwriter and Syracuse University alumnus. Weber (’00) and his writing partner Scott Neustadter are behind some of …