Kenny Fries is often frustrated with the narrative surrounding art created by people with disabilities. “Historically, writing by writers with disabilities has been seen more as ‘therapy’ than art and…
Xuan Liu and Natasha Breu recorded a class project at Thornden Park on March 27. In the recorded performance, Liu wore a blindfold as she touched a tree with her…
Catherine Spencer started having repressed and manipulated memories at 5 years old, caused by a change in how her body read DNA. She experienced physical and emotional pain. “My art…
The closest thing to feeling at home for Aanchal Raisahib these last two years has been recordings of her family’s evening conversations. Raisahib, a graduate student at Syracuse University, printed…
Syracuse University held an open forum Friday for students, faculty and staff to reflect on racism against the Asian community. Yingyi Ma, director of Asian and Asian American studies at…
The Lender Center for Social Justice, which will operate under new leadership next fall, hopes to better engage students in social justice. James Haywood Rolling, who is a professor in…
As Simon Liu watched the news in his New York City apartment in November 2019, he worried about his family members and his hometown Hong Kong. The tense relationship between…
Hilda Frimpong will become the first Black student to serve as editor-in-chief of the Syracuse Law Review. Frimpong, a second-year law student at Syracuse University, will assume the position for…
Ever since the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in 2012, Karen Gutfreund has watched as lawmakers have done very little to end gun violence despite multiple school shootings. During her…
Hours after his inauguration, President Joe Biden issued an executive order expanding federal nondiscrimination standards for LGBTQ people that could further protect workers at Syracuse University. The order affirms that…