Despite the pandemic, SU was able to send a small group of architecture students to study in Florence, Italy, this semester.
Throwing out our spring quarantine attire, our closets may need a serious makeover. Here are some of the latest clothing do’s and don’t’s for spring 2021.
Many students are learning how to read tarot cards to help guide themselves and their friends through the uncertainty that life has brought in abundance over the past year.
The Wheelchair QB: In a Q&A with The NewsHouse, Kuusisto advocates for the disability community’s involvement in diversity initiatives.
As temperatures rise and COVID restrictions continue, Central New York offers a wide range of safe attractions that you must go to this spring.
The Wheelchair Quarterback: During Autism Awareness Month this April, advocates say awareness alone is not enough to improve inclusivity.
Starting March 28, National Cleaning Week promotes a clean lifestyle to improve mental and physical health.
TikTok has been a major source of new recipes and meal ideas for many of its users, including foodies and beginners in the kitchen.
SU student Maggie D’Amaro says the condition she’s had since age nine has only made her stronger.
The Wheelchair Quarterback: Syracuse University’s newly-adopted learning strategy greatly benefits students with disabilities.
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