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SIF Style Section . . . Be Aware. Be Dazzled. Be Confident . . . #sifstylesection #runwaymodel #fashionablelife #comfortoverstyle #springcollection #studentdesigner #throwbackthursday🔙

A post shared by Syracuse in focus (@sif3.0) on May 14, 2020 at 5:52pm PDT

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Happy Anniversary BCCE

Sunday, April 19th, 2020

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“Do not be silent; there is no limit to the power that may be released through you.” . . . Happy Anniversary BCCE: One of our favorite moments was seeing you share the stage with Kirk Franklin in 2007. . . . #soundslikesyracuse #localmusicscene #bcce #howardthurmanquote #belikehim #kirkfranklin #sifarchives #fortysomething #itsyouranniversary

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RIP BD

Thursday, April 16th, 2020

Actor Brian Dennehy (left) was interviewed at Syracuse University by Timothy Bond in 2013.

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New Yorker State of Mind

Tuesday, February 11th, 2020

Dr. Jelani Cobb speaks at Syracuse University

In the current era of 24-hour news cycles and a first-class library at everyone’s fingertips, it’s good to occasionally pause and get a proper perspective. Last night Columbia University Professor and New Yorker writer Jelani Cobb said our political climate has become increasingly filled with pernicious thinking and antagonistic rhetoric. In addition to discussing the advantages and disadvantages of technology as a tool (to organize or to spread disinformation) he gave the SU community a short history lesson to remind us about the founder’s aims and the fragility of consensus.

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