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Omneya Aboushanab ’18 anchors this special edition of the ’Cuse Cast, with highlights from the inaugural One University Awards Ceremony at Hendricks Chapel.

Adriana Jimenez ’17 anchors this week’s ’Cuse Cast from the front of the Center for Science and Technology, with details on the Our Time has Come reception and an event on the Shaw Quad with an international flavor.

Anthony Haynie ’18 anchors this week’s ‘Cuse Cast, with details on Feedback Friday at our dining centers and how dropping drones is leading to important research information.

With four decades of experience in television production, Bob Emerson, adjunct professor of television, radio and film in the Newhouse School, knows how to produce material that elicits emotion from an audience. He’s passing that knowledge along to students in…

Graduate student Isabel Sanchez anchors this week’s ‘Cuse Cast from the NCC Newsroom at the Newhouse School. She’s got details on a big fundraiser coming up this weekend and Holidays at Hendricks this past Sunday.

First-year and transfer students begin to arrive on the Syracuse University campus, and are welcomed with open arms and help from members of the Goon Squad.

As part of the continued effort to enhance the living, learning and working environment at the University, more than 100 summer construction projects are underway, including improvements to residence halls, classrooms and infrastructure. This particular project involved replacing the old,…

Journalist and hip-hop activist Harry Allen recently spoke with students in both African American studies and music history and cultures classes. In this video, you can hear Allen discuss the influential nature of hip-hop music and his experience with one…

Urban Video Project (UVP) and parent organization Light Work are presenting “We Were Never Human,” a year-long program at UVP and partner organizations that will feature the work of established and emerging artists who explore the shifting idea of what…

The first day of college brings about a range of emotions for students. Staff at The NewsHouse produced this video, in which students put their feelings into print.