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Lydia Herne

is the assistant executive producer for the NewsHouse, and a graduate student in the multimedia, photography, and design program.

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Collage with photos of the SU women's lacrosse team and newspaper clippings from the 1995 Boucher vs. Syracuse University lawsuit.
Lydia Herne
EQ Story Page, Equal Shot, Equal Shot

"Something was wrong"
by Lydia Herne
Published On: May 3, 2022

Members of the SU women’s club lacrosse and softball teams united for the Boucher vs. Syracuse University legal challenge that paved the way for better representation among Orange sports.

Three generations of SU women
Illustration by Lydia Herne
Enforcing Equity, EQ Story Page, EQ Story Page

Reflecting on women’s issue at SU
by Lydia Herne
Published On:

Women across six generations of alumnae and current students reflect on Title IX’s impact on Syracuse University.

Seth Bradford receives his Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Bradford is a barber and says that business has been booming in the past year. He’s excited to have the vaccine to give him and his customers some peace of mind.
Lydia Herne
Deconstructing The Divide

Worth a Shot
by Lydia Herne
Published On: April 25, 2021

The COVID-19 pandemic reinforces disparities when it comes to healthcare and treatment for minorities.

Illustration: THC vs. CBD explainer
Illustration by Stephanie Macrinos
High Stakes

More THC, more problems?
by Lydia Herne
Published On: April 19, 2020

Learn about the chemical balancing act between THC and CBD that is responsible for marijuana's potency.

Erie County Medical Center - Buffalo, New York
NewsHouse Staff
Borderlines

Medical tourism cuts both ways at the U.S.-Canada border
by Lydia Herne
Published On: May 30, 2019

Americans face steep prices for medical procedures. Canadians can face lengthy wait times. That has some Americans headed north for health care, while Canadians head south.