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Read more about the article Accepted in high school despite cerebral palsy, I expected the same in college. What went wrong?
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Featured Stories / Personal / Published Commentary / Syracuse.com

Accepted in high school despite cerebral palsy, I expected the same in college. What went wrong?

The idea of writing two five-page papers for separate courses in the same week began to erode my confidence. As I traveled the icy path from the Maxwell School in…

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May 2021
Read more about the article SU’s Intelligence++ competition promotes inclusive design
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Columns / Disability Beat / Reported Features / The NewsHouse

SU’s Intelligence++ competition promotes inclusive design

Historically, designers have laid out the framework for products without accessibility and inclusion in mind. But to Syracuse University professors Don Carr and Beth Myers, the exclusionary nature of products…

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May 2021
Read more about the article ‘Wordgathering’ brings fresh narrative surrounding artists with disabilities
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Arts Beat / Disability / Reported Features / The Daily Orange

‘Wordgathering’ brings fresh narrative surrounding artists with disabilities

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…

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May 2021
Read more about the article Falling on deaf ears
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Disability Beat / Featured Stories / Reported Features / The NewsHouse

Falling on deaf ears

As Matthew Watkins entered the final weeks of his bachelor’s degree program at the Rochester Institute of Technology, the COVID-19 pandemic struck. The infectious killer shut down campuses across the…

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May 2021
Read more about the article Women with disabilities shift narrative around disability awareness
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Columns / Disability Beat / Reported Features / The NewsHouse

Women with disabilities shift narrative around disability awareness

 Helena Schmidt sees her position as a rising female disability advocate through multiple lenses. In a way, she doesn’t see much difference between the struggles men with disabilities encounter compared…

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May 2021
Read more about the article ISO Community: A Personal Essay
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Columns / The NewsHouse

ISO Community: A Personal Essay

The idea of writing two five-page papers for separate courses in the same week began to erode my confidence. As I traveled the icy path from the Maxwell School in…

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April 2021
Read more about the article SU’s Stephen Kuusisto addresses intersectionality in disability rights movement
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Columns / Disability Beat / Reported Features / The NewsHouse

SU’s Stephen Kuusisto addresses intersectionality in disability rights movement

The disability community has fought for every inch of progress throughout time. Providing a bridge between other social movements, the disability rights movement has become more intense over the past…

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April 2021
Read more about the article VPA’s Canary Lab shows urgency of climate crisis through multimedia art
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Arts Beat / Reported Features / The Daily Orange

VPA’s Canary Lab shows urgency of climate crisis through multimedia art

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…

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April 2021
Read more about the article Exhibit depicts trauma from a year of COVID-19, racial violence
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Arts Beat / Reported Features / The Daily Orange

Exhibit depicts trauma from a year of COVID-19, racial violence

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…

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April 2021
Read more about the article Shifting to acceptance and empowerment around autism awareness
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Columns / Disability Beat / Featured Stories / Reported Features / The NewsHouse

Shifting to acceptance and empowerment around autism awareness

  Awareness months for diseases or conditions are designed with good intentions. But at the start of Autism Awareness Month that kicks off with Friday’s World Autism Awareness Day, some…

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April 2021
Read more about the article Art swap: SU, University of Arkansas share students’ work through exhibits
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Arts Beat / Reported Features / The Daily Orange

Art swap: SU, University of Arkansas share students’ work through exhibits

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…

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March 2021
Read more about the article SU students, faculty reflect on anti-Asian racism at forum
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Race and Gender Beat / Reported Features / The Daily Orange

SU students, faculty reflect on anti-Asian racism at forum

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…

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March 2021
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