How to make connections beyond the Syracuse market Building your network is a gold ticket to success when it comes to your career. Whether it is getting a job or gaining a broader insight into the industry, networking is your biggest asset. Additionally, by receiving input from an industry professional, you can become more acquainted …
If you haven’t already explored the local Hogwarts, the spaceship building, the T.V. Library, the Pantheon, sunset points and many more such interesting spaces on the campus, this fall is the time. From the oldest building on campus, constructed in 1871 to the recent building being done in 2016, architecture at Syracuse University, spanning more …
Ask any Newhouse student why they chose to study communications at Syracuse University and you’ll get a variety of answers. From the outstanding faculty to the cutting-edge technology in the studios and labs to the mild winter weather, there are many things that make Newhouse an excellent choice. What really sets it apart though, is the vast …
Deciding to pursue graduate studies is a big decision, for sure. Prospective grad students have to weigh factors like cost of attendance, program length, personal budget, housing and transportation, among other things. But before you even make it to that step, you have to get past the application process, which is simultaneously daunting and exciting. …
If you asked me why I chose to attend Newhouse for graduate school, my answer would be short and sweet: to do things I’ve never done before. I started noticing the differences between my graduate and undergraduate experiences almost immediately after moving to Syracuse. For sure, the biggest shift was transitioning from a large …
As I started my journey at Newhouse, I have learned what works and what doesn’t work very quickly into the process. When I say quickly, I mean instantly, because if you may not know already, life as a graduate student is very fast-paced. I used to think undergrad was difficult, but looking back I …
Last year, I took a gap year after graduating from Ithaca College to be home with family and friends. As an international student, being away from my parents, my family, and my friends for four years was tough, and before diving into my masters I wanted to make up for all the time I had …
Before I even stepped foot on campus to start the Public Diplomacy program, I knew these two years would go by quickly. On that first day of bootcamp the clock started ticking. My time at Newhouse was limited and I knew I wanted to get the very most out of this experience that I could, …
As a graduate student at Newhouse, I knew I was joining an elite institution that will provide me with the skills, resources, and contacts I need as I begin my journey in professional journalism. What struck me the most was that professors were willing to provide their phone numbers and encouraged students to text or …