Warning: Graduation is coming! Be honest, are you ready? I know I’m not, but with graduation and the end of my master’s program in sight, I can’t avoid the inevitable. For the most part I’ve loved my time here at Syracuse–aside from the crazy weather and a few other things. However, I’ve gone through this …
Jamel McMullin, Jr. Speech (Click Here) Closing The Gap (Recited May 14, 2016 at Newhouse Convocation in the Carrier Dome) “Most of my time here at Newhouse up to this point has been spent between being two different people. One who I considered to be an ordinary man, who let life pass him by, who didn’t …
By Tenedra Bafford MNO '13 More festivals! If you enjoyed the festivals in June, July has even more to attend and it will not disappoint! Check out these festivals while you are out and about this month! M & T Syracuse Jazz Fest Thursday, July 4th –Saturday, July 6th Gates open at 2 p.m. …
By Tenedra Bafford, MNO '13 The summer capstone is a project that graduate students in the Magazine, Newspaper and Online Journalism program work on to produce an iPad Magazine. This year, we are working on the September issue of a parkour and freerunning magazine called Vertical Floor. It is about the discipline, the people …
By Tenedra Bafford MNO '13 It’s festival time in Syracuse. Check out these events that will keep you busy during the month of June! 40th Annual St. Sophia Greek Cultural Festival June 6 from 5p.m.-9p.m. June 7 from 5p.m.-10p.m. June 8 from 12p.m. -10p.m. June 9 from 12p.m. -4p.m. Location: St. Sophia Greek Orthodox …
By Julia Ingersoll PRL '13 You have two options when you come to Syracuse. A) Be a stress case: Okay, this may not seem like an option; but, stress culminates when you absorb yourself in just Newhouse, just your five classrooms, just your homework, just campus. Give yourself space while you're here. B) Don't …
Syracuse is a city that fuels itself on local pride. From hole-in-the-wall diners to bustling breweries, there is an abundance of locally-loved restaurants and Syracuse “originals” that are required visits to truly embrace this city. Breakfast When it comes to breakfast, you can’t miss the famed Syracuse diners. Stella’s Diner – 110 Wolf Street, Syracuse, …
I won't ever forget where I was: standing in the living room of a friend's house in Miami. We were on Spring Break, enjoying a day in the sun at the pool, and had just returned inside to eat lunch when my phone rang an alert. I got a new email: an email that would …
It’s easy to get caught up in the “busyness” of it all. Class, work, homework, class, class, project, class, work, presentation, etc. It’s a lot of work and it doesn’t end. You are here for one year (most of you) and in that year you are getting what takes most two years. You are getting …