skip to main content Go to homepage Main Website Logo CAMPUS NEWS OFF CAMPUS SPORTS LIFE & STYLE ENTERTAINMENT Search the site Search Go to homepage" Main Website Logo CAMPUS NEWS OFF CAMPUS SPORTS LIFE & STYLE ENTERTAINMENT SEARCH This is the Hamburger/Menu icon Amanda Paule is a magazine journalism and French and Francophone studies major from the class of 2022 and a reporter/digital editor for The NewsHouse. Follow Amanda Paule Go to Author Linked-In Page Go to Author Twitter Page Zoë McCreary Deconstructing The Divide Rethinking Policing Published On: April 28, 2021 At Syracuse University, a panel of local Black activists explain the need for legislative action against police brutality. Zachary J. Krahmer High Stakes Tour Cornell’s research facility where New York’s hemp industry takes root Published On: April 27, 2020 Researchers are busy breeding hemp varieties that could mean the difference between flourish and flop for the farmers they serve. Emily Kenny High Stakes A hemp harvest festival buzzes with freedom in the heart of New York Published On: April 19, 2020 The 22nd annual Harvest Festival and Freedom Fair celebrates a new era for New York hemp growers. Zach Krahmer High Stakes Challenges slow cannabis research despite rapidly expanding industry Published On: Marijuana’s illegality continues to pose problems for those trying to learn more about the plant’s potential uses and dangers. Doug Steinman Borderlines Barriers and bridges in the fight to preserve French language in Quebec Published On: May 30, 2019 In a country that is institutionally bilingual but where most people only speak one language, Gatineau is a true bilingual community.
Zoë McCreary Deconstructing The Divide Rethinking Policing Published On: April 28, 2021 At Syracuse University, a panel of local Black activists explain the need for legislative action against police brutality.
Zachary J. Krahmer High Stakes Tour Cornell’s research facility where New York’s hemp industry takes root Published On: April 27, 2020 Researchers are busy breeding hemp varieties that could mean the difference between flourish and flop for the farmers they serve.
Emily Kenny High Stakes A hemp harvest festival buzzes with freedom in the heart of New York Published On: April 19, 2020 The 22nd annual Harvest Festival and Freedom Fair celebrates a new era for New York hemp growers.
Zach Krahmer High Stakes Challenges slow cannabis research despite rapidly expanding industry Published On: Marijuana’s illegality continues to pose problems for those trying to learn more about the plant’s potential uses and dangers.
Doug Steinman Borderlines Barriers and bridges in the fight to preserve French language in Quebec Published On: May 30, 2019 In a country that is institutionally bilingual but where most people only speak one language, Gatineau is a true bilingual community.