Check out these secret study spots around campus when you're scrounging for somewhere quiet to focus during finals week.
Finals week is here, and students flock to the usual spots to get their studying done. The couches at Panasci Lounge are great, but you risk procrastinating by people-watching or napping instead of cramming for that astronomy exam. Avoid the fight over outlets at “Club Bird"; the intimidating silence of Carnegie Library; and check out these lesser-known study spots on campus where you can actually get some work done. Good luck!
While many young adults are ambivalent about voting, those at the polls discuss the impact and importance of Election Day.
Polling centers opened at 6 a.m. and closed at 9 p.m. to give voters plenty of time to cast their ballot. For Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF students the polling center at E.S. Bird Library was a great convenience.
"I always vote. I think it’s important to voice our opinions," said Liz Droge-Young, a PhD student studying biology.