The summer internship search process is now in full swing. My public relations colleagues and I are in the midst of corresponding with human resources representatives from various organizations and firms. In some cases, we are coordinating phone or in-person interviews and trying to research living arrangements. This intricate process is equally stressful and exciting. …
Do we all remember the Cheerios commercials from 2013? They featured a little girl named Gracie, and she asked her mom if Cheerios were really good for your heart. After her mom says yes, you see her walk away with the Cheerios box and the spot cuts to her dad waking up on the couch …
On January 5, the Newhouse Arts Journalism students made their way into New York City for what is called their annual “Immersion” trip, a week-long trip filled with a visit to the MoMA, watching broadway shows and delicious food. Unfortunately, we chose the coldest week of the season with the chilly air to immerse ourselves in …
by Lena Wallace Over the holiday break, I shadowed a producer at WWBT NBC 12 Richmond. Although the producer I shadowed was not a Newhouse graduate, I was connected to him by a Newhouse professor. This networking taught me that the Newhouse faculty is well-connected and are willing to take the time to help you …
On Friday, October 24th at 3 AM, more than 50 SU students, including myself, loaded a coach bus to head to New York City. A combination of S.I. Newhouse undergrads and graduate students, and Whitman undergraduate and graduate students slept the five hours down to the city, as we were all on our way to …
At Syracuse University, our students come from all 50 states and more than 115 foreign countries. As a Chinese graduate student, I am very eager but can hardly find a effective method to jump into the circle in Syracuse. It’s not easy to make any local friends. But the Newhouse conversation group gives me a opportunity …
The first week of classes is almost over, and it has really solidified why I chose to come to Newhouse for my master’s degree. I have four classes this semester, and each professor brings a unique perspective to the classroom that I wouldn’t find anywhere else. The campus is beautiful, my job is great and …