The first time Aryaan Anand listened to Jack Harlow was on TikTok last spring, when he heard the song,”WHATS POPPIN” on his “For You” page. When University Union announced Harlow as the headliner of this year’s lineup, the junior said he felt excited.
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“It’s so crazy when things come full circle. I still remember adding his song on Spotify after his song went viral on TikTok,” said Anand.Īfter going virtual last year, Juice Jam is returning to Skytop Field on Sept. 26 with performances from Jack Harlow, B.o.B, Audrey Nuna and Bea Miller. Syracuse University students are getting ready for the liveliness of Sunday’s Juice Jam event. “Syracuse is one of the only places that does something like Juice Jam,” said freshman Payton Morse. Jack Harlow will headline the annual concert, while B.o.B, Nuna and Miller will join the rapper on Skytop as supporting acts. Even though Harlow is relatively new to mainstream hip-hop after breaking out with his hit single “WHATS POPPIN” in 2020, his ubiquitous persona does a great job at turning strangers into listeners, sophomore Fiona Hurless said. “Jack Harlow is a really big name right now,” Hurless added. “His songs have been in the top charts recently, so I think that’s going to appeal to a lot of students.”įreshman Lola Bollmann recognized Harlow’s “fresh” addition to the lineup while other students were infatuated with the appearance of such a popular rapper. Hurless expressed a similar sentiment to other sophomores in that she doesn’t have expectations for Sunday since this is her first time in attendance. Many students commended UU for organizing a strong lineup within the limitations of the pandemic. You’ll find ways to be involved, connect with campus resources and more.“I was surprised because Jack Harlow is a little bit more up and coming … and it’s post-COVID,” senior Giulia Kean said. Gallery: The photos that document Syracuse in 2021. Slice of Life From the Kitchen Beyond the Hill From the Stage From the Studio editors picks.
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If you need some guidance on how to navigate Fall 2021 and create a student experience that’s meaningful to you, check out the Fall 2021 Experience Resource Guide. Syracuse University updates COVID-19 isolation procedures for faculty, staff. No matter what you decide, remember to follow the Stay Safe Pledge to help keep yourself and others safe and healthy. Take some time to think about what you want to hold on to and what you want to do differently this year.
Space for mindful moments and quiet reflection.A new semester doesn’t mean you have to start all over. You should also feel encouraged to keep the experiences you enjoyed and appreciated. Weekly worship services at Hendricks ChapelĪnd still, as this new semester starts, there are probably things about your experience last year that you want to hold on to, like habits, friendships and time for yourself.Visiting friends at different residence halls.We all adapted to new ways of doing things last year, and we can do it again this year. You should feel encouraged to find new ways to explore your personal growth and strengthen connections you value and build new ones you’re eager to create. There are going to be so many new experiences, activities and opportunities this semester. Maybe we’re anxious about continuing to navigate the pandemic and new experiences. Maybe we’re excited that campus feels a little more like pre-pandemic times. So we’re back! And to be honest, there are so many emotions we can feel right now.
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