Work Wednesday: Mark Bennington
After 10 years of acting, professor Mark Bennington grew frustrated with the industry and decided to take his career in a different direction. Read more »
Writer archives: Michaela Quigley
Work Wednesday: Adam Gold
Adam Gold was a junior at Syracuse University, he and his friend, Kyle Corea, decided to have a funk and waffles-themed house party, where Gold’s band performed funk music and served waffles.Gold is now the owner of Funk 'n Waffles. Read more »
Work Wednesday: Jared Mandel
The most important lesson Jared Mandel teaches incoming members of Syracuse University Ambulance is to treat every patient like family. Read more »
Work Wednesday: Mareike Larsen
While volunteering at an elementary school, Mareike Larsen couldn’t fully understand the children at the school. They were exclusively communicating through sign language. “There were… Read more »
Work Wednesday: Jeff Rubin
As a child, Jeff Rubin was fascinated by sports. But that fascination didn’t translate to the playing field — as Rubin said he was a… Read more »
Work Wednesday: Tom Tran
On a typical morning at 8, the owner of Sweet Basil Thai House begins shopping for that day’s ingredients. Tom Tran always tries to buy… Read more »
Work Wednesday: Frederick Morse
Frederick Morse Jr. spends his time as an educator, teaching students about topics that are normally hushed by society. Morse, who works at Vera House,… Read more »
iSchool professor coaches Finland, Portugal's rowing teams
Syracuse University professor Michael D’Eredita established the first varsity sport in Finland. While coaching overseas in Turku, Finland in 2000, he and a team created… Read more »
Work Wednesday: Josh Pierce
For Josh Pierce, cutting hair and shaving beards acts as physical therapy for his fingers. Pierce, 28, has worked as a barber at Campus Cuts… Read more »
Work Wednesday: Shaan Baren
Shaan Baren’s cousin started the company Fresh Prints at University of Pennsylvania. When Baren heard about it, he immediately jumped on board and became involved… Read more »
Work Wednesday: David Rose
When David Rose opened Halo Tattoo on Marshall Street in September 1997, his mission was to create a safe and trusted locale for people to… Read more »
Work Wednesday: Michelle Sagan
As the weather dips below freezing, hats become an essential part of protecting yourself from the elements. But one student is working to protect people’s heads in… Read more »
