Writer archives: OlaRose Ndubuisi
As an SU pre-med student, I hope AI can help doctors without replacing them
A doctor must exhibit curiosity, think critically, research, reference knowledge from previous cases, communicate effectively, listen patiently and admit when they don’t know the answer. Outsourcing certain tasks to AI would make doctors robotic and underutilize critical human skills. Read More »
Art turned my disability into something beautiful and relatable
While dealing with disabilities that are often invisible, it’s important to find therapeutic creative outlets, our essayist writes. Read More »
Opinion: Prioritize healthy habits to succeed during finals week
The stress my friends and I experienced inspired me to reflect on how to implement healthier strategies during finals week, so I created and shared an anonymous survey to assess their habits. They shared it with others, resulting in 24 Syracuse University undergraduate participants. Read More »
Personal Essay: Prioritize religion to discover on-campus community
It can be easy to lose sight of your faith due to the freedom and busy nature of college. But I encourage Catholic students to strengthen their faith by regularly being involved in the Catholic community on campus, even if this means working around a packed schedule. Read More »
Opinion: Haynie’s accessibility to students, internal knowledge are valuable
Despite Haynie’s familiarity with how SU typically operates, I hope he will still think outside of the box, consider students’ concerns and forge a new path. Read More »
Cuban-American artist draws on lived experience in multimedia CFAC exhibit
Abisay Puentes blends music, painting and poetry in his newest multimedia exhibit “Emptiness,” on display at the Community Folk Art Center until December. Read More »