Students
Please take part in this genocide awareness campaign
I’ve blogged about this before, and now the folks at Community Folk Arts Center are coming right up the hill to us to encourage participation. PLEASE take some time out to take part. Get a picture of yourself making or holding the bone you make and submit it with your online civic engagement hours form…
Read MoreAnother Great Event with Our Guest, Jay Walljasper
5 Ways to Protect the Commons on Our Campus
What’s up with Honors and all the talk about this thing called “the commons”? Find out here and at the Thursday, 11/8 talk with Jay Walljasper at 8pm in LSB 001 to find out more.
Read MoreHonors senior requests survey participants!
Dana Senderoff, an Honors senior enrolled in Prof. Thompson’s HNR 360 Presidental Election and the New Media, has a request for you! She writes, “The presidential election is coming very soon, and the winner of this election will determine the future of health care in America. It is very important that we all understand the…
Read MoreA Message from The Director
These past few days have been trying, even frightening as Hurricane Sandy has battered the east coast. As I write, my sister, a physician in Manhattan, is living without power and heat in her Greenwich Village apartment. She’s still a young person and can manage. But this morning I’m thinking about all those who require…
Read MoreBut What ARE the Commons?
So Honors keeps sending messages about this thing called the commons because there will be a talk Thursday, November 8th at 8pm in LSB 001, but what ARE the commons? One answer comes from history and the enclosure movement which was a land grab by the moneyed class that denied predominantly rural citizens the rights to…
Read MoreHNR 240 Food Stories presents….”Rot or Not?”
A group of students in Jolynn Parker’s HNR 240 Food Stories class has created this display on the ground floor of Bird Library to educate the SU community about chemicals in processed food. The food should rot, right? Wouldn’t it be disturbing if it didn’t rot? Follow the progress of the three burgers (McDonald’s, campus…
Read MoreGet out of the Orange Bubble!
Impact Week is an entire week of community service planned by the SU Student Association. Students and organizations are planning community service events to do throughout the week that remind us that while we are Syracuse University students, we are also members of the Syracuse community. Student Association will be tabling throughout the next few…
Read MoreThere are so many ways to earn civic engagement hours….Here’s one NOT TO MISS
Are you one in a million? CFAC Office Coordinator Yudaisy Fernadez is one of the million bringing awareness to genocide through the One Million Bones Campaign. CFAC’s doors will be open from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday – Friday to individuals who would like to create bones. Groups (7 or more individuals) are encouraged…
Read More5th SU Songwriter Showcase
Calling All SU Songwriters! You’re invited to share your songs at the 5th SU Songwriter Showcase at Schine’s Panasci Lounge on November 30th. The SU Songwriter Showcase has drawn hundreds of students annually to listen to the best songwriting on campus, and now we want to hear your songs! Submit mp3s or links for at least two of…
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