Reporter articles about honor’s life and what’s happening on campus related to honors
EARTH DAY IS COMING SOON! Pace Sustainability Initiative, also known as PSI, is hosting fun and sustainable events during Earth Week, 4/17-4/23, allowing students to celebrate and appreciate our planet. I discussed PSI’s next steps towards sustainability with their president, Brooklyn Flick, a junior majoring in Environmental Studies with minors in Sustainability and Anthropology/Sociology. I… Read More PSI: Earth Week
By: Mohini Gobin, Associate Director, Honors College Questions by Kelly Filipczuk, Editor-in-Chief of The Honors Herald If you are a Dyson student, you might have heard the term Society of Fellows (SOF) from students, faculty and staff, but perhaps you are not sure what it is. In this post, you’ll learn more about the… Read More Share that Research! An Opportunity through the Society of Fellows
Surrounded by midterms and assignments, many Honors students have a hard time finding a moment for a break. Two days before the official start of spring break, a self-care event was hosted in the Honors lounge. Free cookies, scrunchies, eye masks, and face masks were available for students. For the most part, people came and… Read More Relaxation Before Spring Break: Honors Self-Care Event
by Marg Kelly ‘24 Going to college in the city opens up endless opportunities for fun activities that other college students can’t experience. One of the best examples of this is the Honors $5 tickets. This time around, Honors students had the opportunity to put their name in for a Yankee game, and a lucky… Read More Take Honors Out to the Ballgame!
Welcome Week begins August 31 and ends on September 3. It will be the first in-person version since the pandemic. I asked Greyson Corley the following questions to provide insight from an upperclassman enrolled in the combined degree program regarding what Honors Welcome Week is. How would you describe Welcome Week? In other words, what… Read More What Is Welcome Week? Comments From an Honors Upperclassmen