As I think back to the beginning of the semester in August, I can’t believe for a second that it is now one week away from the end. While the days seem to be ling, each week goes by quicker than the last. However, from start to finish it has been eventful to say the …
With the semester quickly coming to a close and assignments piling up, it can be hard to remember to maintain a social life. Especially when all you want to do is stay inside in your free time and watch a show on Netflix thanks to all the snow on the ground. Maintaining a social life …
Mornings on the Hill (MOTH) is a weekly web show that is broadcasted live to the Syracuse campus community. The show focuses on the campus and surrounding neighborhoods and covers a wide range of topics. MOTH is an one-credit elective for seniors and graduate students that meets Wednesday mornings from 7 AM – 11 AM. …
Sometimes grad school can get overwhelming. Although Syracuse offers an array of activities and restaurants to explore, a weekend getaway can be the ideal escape to power through the rest of your semester. Take a trip downstate and explore the city that never sleeps! Concrete jungles where dreams are made of? Whichever signature …
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 …
Let’s be honest, grad school is tough. It doesn’t matter what program you’re in, the workload will seem impossible at times. Even during breaks, you’ll most likely be doing work. While in high school you’re able to just stay home for a week and enjoy things like Thanksgiving and Spring break, but in grad school …
“I don’t want to be here.” This was coming at me at 9 in the morning, from a puffy winter coat with a small child hiding inside it. I looked down and tried to convince him: “You’ll have fun!” My professor had asked me to assist him in a tour of middle schoolers around Newhouse. …
I remember meeting alum last fall at Newhouse’s Open House in November. They told me that the program was a whirlwind, but little did I know a year from then, I’d be in New York City with 20 new friends, pacing the lobby of one of the biggest advertising agencies in the country. Entering the …
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 …