Current Newhouse Master’s students are in New Hampshire covering the primary. You can check out some of their stories below. Links will be added as more stories are posted. Amelia Beamer Vote Free or Die in New Hampshire Campaign trail produces life lessons Amanda Finney How youth are affecting the presidential vote Alexi McCammond Rubio …
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, and we hope everyone has time to spend it with their family, friends and loved ones. Don’t forget that applications are due January 15, 2016.
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 …
As I near my final two weeks of the fall semester I was taken back by how fast it had gone. Sure, alumni and professors said it would, but to actually see the progress that was made, how far I have come and how little time left I have in Syracuse, it made me really …
The leaves are turning, the temperature is dropping, and your school work load is at an all time high. What do you do to avoid the mid-semester blues? Here is a list of some activities that won’t break the bank, but will definitely give you mind, body and soul a break from the daily grind. …
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. …
A perk about not living in a city, or at least a city far away from farmers, is the farmers’ market. I’m from Chicago, and I had never visited a farmers’ market until I moved here to central New York. Syracuse has the Central New York Regional Market. Its an indoor/outdoor market and its right …
Sometimes (most times) I like to get off campus and go find a change of scenery to study. Before I had a home office, (second bedroom with a desk and chair…where my dog also sleeps) I would order one cup of coffee and spend at least 5 hours studying at a coffee shop. My notes, …
Balancing my schedule between two programs is not an easy task, but one that has benefited me in many ways. Being a dual-degree graduate student at the College of Law and at Newhouse has been trying but a decision that I don’t regret in the least. Getting exposure to two distinct student bodies has been …