There's nothing traditional about this environmental advocacy group
Community organization focussed on impacting the environment through non-traditional methods. Read more »
Community organization focussed on impacting the environment through non-traditional methods. Read more »
Al-amin Muhammad, a social activist, founded We Rise Above the Streets Recovery Outreach in an effort to end hunger and homelessness in Syracuse. For the… Read more »
Farah helps refugees and children of African descent living in the Syracuse community feel like they belong. Read more »
Winnie Greenberg has lived in Syracuse for her entire life. She’s worked downtown, been apart of the local arts scene and she’s seen Syracuse change drastically over the years. Read more »
Linsner is also a member of Phi Sigma Pi, a resident adviser, a University 100 tour guide, a player on the women’s club ultimate Frisbee team and a fellow with Believe in Syracuse. Read more »
Shazif Shaikh sleeps only a few hours a week, but that doesn’t dim his energy and drive to improve the science community on campus. Read more »
Stanley Bondy, facilities coordinator for the Newhouse School, stays humble despite being indispensable to faculty. Read more »
Priya Penner has only been on campus for a year, but she’s already making a mark through her involvement with the disability rights community. Read more »
Jonathan Hoster, an undergraduate recruitment specialist for the College of Engineering and Computer Science, has a reputation as a guardian angel for students and staff alike. Read more »
Julie Walas Huynh does more than just her job at the iSchool – she also coaches Otto the Orange. Read more »
Sammy Pardes let the rest of her family go first. She stood alone atop a 20-foot-high rock overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and inched herself closer… Read more »
As assistant third lieutenant in the Franklin Lakes Volunteer Ambulance Corps in New Jersey, Alec Massood received his most severe call this Winter Break when… Read more »
There’s a poem hanging in Dr. Max Malikow’s study, written by Betty Sue Flowers — “Pain is a mechanism for growth that carves out the… Read more »
When Rachel Wolsky was a freshman, she lived in Booth Hall, a dorm that didn’t have many other freshman or any orientation leaders. But even… Read more »
Last fall, freshman Tracey Ford walked into Maxwell Auditorium to attend her first Student Association meeting. She sat down before realizing that she wasn’t where… Read more »
Billy Ceskavich doesn’t consider himself the average Syracuse University diehard fan. He doesn’t attend every basketball home game or know every Otto’s Army cheer. Ceskavich… Read more »
One student called Joseph Fanelli the Mr. Rogers of human sexuality. Whether they were identifying the Syracuse University instructor’s plain sweaters, friendly demeanor or straightforward… Read more »
Jenn Castro spent eight hours during her first day at Syracuse University decorating her dorm room in Haven Hall. Her room decorations included orange lights,… Read more »
An orange teapot with blue polka dots; an oar from the Syracuse University rowing team; Otto plush toys and bobble heads; 10 vintage SU basketball… Read more »
Meghan Sinisi was nine years old when she first twirled fire. Nearly 10 years later, standing before a crowd in front of Carnegie Library on… Read more »
Of the dozen activities Alicia Verdile participates in at Syracuse University, none seem more treasured than the one represented by the necklace she wears around… Read more »
Megan Marshall has lived in Arizona, California, Nebraska and Ohio — but Syracuse University is the only place she calls home. “When I first came… Read more »