Our editors’ recommendations on what to read, watch, listen to, and try this fall.
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The Harsh Reality of Racism Abroad
How past students in the SU Madrid study abroad program faced discrimination.
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David Haas of @SyracuseHistory Shines Positive Light on City
This Eastwood resident shares his love and pride for Syracuse with an Instagram account.
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Breaking Down Diversity Barriers in Mental Health Services
Mental health professionals are working to make themselves more available to people of color and provide treatments tailored to their cultural and ethnic backgrounds.
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Syracuse Native Battles Lyme Disease, a Common Foe that Doctors Couldn’t See
While Lyme disease is one of the most common diseases to get in the North East during the summer, Monique Villani went months without treatment. Now, there is more than just her education on the line.
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The Struggle for Affordable Healthcare in Central New York
The lack of affordable health coverage has affected many Central New York residents. Here are three profiles of patients and caregivers who shared their stories.
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Medley Mix: Fall 2019
To-may-to, Not To-mah-to
A graduate student’s reflection on moving across the world to pursue her dreams.
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5 Historic Places that Defined Syracuse
Syracuse has a long unique history that newcomers may not be aware of.
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Finding Community When Worlds Collide
How cultural organizations at Syracuse University are helping students find a sense of belonging in America.
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Coming out as a Bisexual Woman in a Southern Baptist, African American Household
Jasmine Emery shares her coming out story and how her family’s reaction affected her mental health.
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Justino Vixtha Began the Legal Immigration Process. Then, He was Arrested.
Since Justino Vixtha’s arrest last May, his family has been dealing with the fact that he might get deported because of his undocumented status.
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Syracuse Immigrant Legal Aid Expands as New York State Funding
The state of New York allocated $10 million in this year’s state budget, improving access to local immigration legal services.
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6 Syracuse Restaurants Serving Up Comfort Food
From a Korean restaurant to an Indian grocery store, Syracuse offers plenty of places for students to find their comfort food.
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A Reflection on my Trip to the Middle East
A graduate student’s experience with reporting in the Middle East.
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How One CNY Athlete Made the National Sled Hockey Team
Colin Gooley was selected to play for the USA Sled Hockey team last summer.
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