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Football coach Fran Brown (left) came to the Falk College of Sport to speak to high school students interested in sports management and sports analytics. (Photo courtesy of the )Looking up at Holden Observatory, the second-oldest building on campus, on a picture-perfect summer afternoon. (Photo courtesy of )Students and staff sit outside of the Parthenon together while on a walking tour of Rome landmarks during the School of Education’s fully inclusive study abroad experience in Italy. (Photo courtesy of the )Students in the Syracuse University Los Angeles program joined students from other colleges on a group hike to the iconic Hollywood sign. (Photo courtesy of Brian Glennon 鈥28)Volunteers from the University’s Center for International Services helped weed and pull garlic for the South Campus food pantry. (Photo courtesy of )Bright sunlight creates lens flares against a brilliant blue sky with scattered white clouds during a campus photo of the JMA Wireless Dome. (Photo courtesy of )Exercise science students traveled to Peru this summer for an immersive trip as part of the course Peru and the Human Adaptive Response to Altitude. (Photo courtesy of the )A gorgeous snap of the Hall of Languages on a summer day. (Photo by Kaustuv Mukherji, a Ph.D. student in computer and information science and engineering in the College of Engineering and Computer Science)Participants in this game of Jenga shared plenty of laughs during聽SummerFest. (Photo by Amy Manley)University community members compete in a game of cornhole during SummerFest, an event where students, staff and faculty connected and built community in a social setting. (Photo by Amy Manley)There’s not a cloud in the sky over Crouse College, and the flowers are in bloom on an idyllic summer day on campus. (Photo courtesy of the )Physics instructor Sam Sampere and Daphne (@daphnethebasset_su) take a break from physics with some belly rubs on a beautiful campus day. (Photo by Amy Manley)Even on an overcast day, campus shines. (Photo by Alana Brooks, student conduct investigator, Community Standards)Sponsored by Admissions, high school guidance counselors recently visited with University staff as part of the Upstate New York International Counselor Tour, showcasing Syracuse’s offerings. (Photo by Amy Manley)A representative from Syracuse Abroad spoke with high school counselors about study abroad programs during the recent Upstate New York International Counselor Tour held in the Schine Student Center. (Photo by Amy Manley)Earlier this summer, English Language Institute students got an up-close look at the majestic views and natural beauty of Niagara Falls. (Photo courtesy of the )English Language Institute students pose in front of Niagara Falls during a recent summer excursion. (Photo courtesy of the )The inaugural class of the Bandier Master鈥檚 in Music Business program met with program director Bill Werde (far right) during the Newhouse School鈥檚 graduate program boot camp. (Photo courtesy of the )The Spelman College Glee Club performs at Hendricks Chapel’s “Return to Community: A Sunday Gospel Jazz Service,” the grand finale of Syracuse International Jazz Fest. (Photo by ana gil)A behind-the-scenes shot of the Orange Juice jazz combo performing in Clinton Square during the 2025 Syracuse International Jazz Fest. (Photo by John Coggiola)Spirits were high in Hendricks Chapel as gospel and jazz music fused together at “Return to Community: A Sunday Gospel Jazz Service,” part of Syracuse International Jazz Fest. (Photo by ana gil)Two children enjoy lawn games at the “Return to Community: A Sunday Gospel Jazz Service” luncheon on the Quad, part of Syracuse International Jazz Fest. (Photo by ana gil)Students in the Newhouse School’s summer program in New York City joined ABC’s “Good Morning America” team as the program moved to a new studio in Hudson Square. (Photo courtesy of )Members of the University community walked in the Central New York Pride Parade in celebration of Pride month. (Photo courtesy of )Otto marched alongside a contingent of the University community in the Central New York Pride Parade on June 21. (Photo courtesy of )Rainbows and joy were abundant at the Central New York Pride Parade. (Photo by CoCo Boardman)Men’s lacrosse coach Gary Gait ’90 throws out the first pitch during the annual SU Day at Yankee Stadium. (Photo courtesy of the )It was a beautiful day at the ballpark when Orange students, faculty, alumni and friends met up to watch the New York Yankees take on the Baltimore Orioles during SU Day at Yankee Stadium. (Photo courtesy of )Eleven Falk College students traveled to Cusco and Machu Picchu, Peru, with Exercise Science Professor Tom Brutsaert as part of the course, “Peru and the Human Adaptive Response to Altitude.” (Photo by Isabella 鈥淓llie鈥 Petros)Falk College students take in the sights in Peru as part of Exercise Science Professor Tom Brutsaert’s course, 鈥淧eru and the Human Adaptive Response to Altitude.” (Photo by Isabella 鈥淓llie鈥 Petros)Orange flowers are in bloom in front of the Hall of Languages on a summer day. (Photo courtesy of the )Officially in a summer state of mind. (Photo courtesy of )Faculty and staff winners from this year’s “On My Own Time” art exhibition. Pictured clockwise from top left: Ronald Thiele, Scott Samson, Richard Breyer, Joseph Stoll, Kathleen Pascarella, Erin Beiter, Meghan Graham and Marie Luther. Their works were selected by an independent panel of artist judges to be displayed in the finale exhibition at the Everson Museum of Art from Oct. 4-Nov. 9.A reception was held for the 27 employees who participated in this year鈥檚 art exhibition. Clockwise from top left: faculty and staff artists who attended the reception; 鈥淪unrise or Sunset Shawl鈥 (fiber art) by Megan Graham; 鈥淥rchid Wail鈥 (mixed media) by Jaime Banks; and 鈥淭he Middle Way鈥 (porcelain and glass) by Marie Luther.Employees participate in a “Get Outdoors” event on the Quad, sponsored by the Wellness Initiative for faculty and staff in partnership with Outdoor Recreation. (Photo by Amy Manley)Friends and iced coffee on the Quad make for a pretty good summer day. (Photo by Amy Manley)The women鈥檚 rowing team placed 12th during the 2025 NCAA Women鈥檚 Rowing Championship, the program鈥檚 fifth consecutive NCAA Championship appearance. (Photo courtesy of the )Otto the Orange cheers on faculty and staff at the finish line of the Syracuse WorkForce Run on June 10. (Photo by Amy Manley)Employees are all smiles at the Syracuse WorkForce Run June 10. (Photo by Amy Manley)Student inventors with Invent@SU work on their prototypes during a recent open house. (Photo courtesy of the )Libraries staff delivered donated food and hygiene items gathered during the “Food for Fines” collection program to the Coach Mac Food Pantry at Hendricks Chapel. (Photo courtesy of the )Staff members in the College of Arts and Sciences enjoy a friendly game of Connect 4 during a staff barbeque on the Quad. (Photo courtesy of the College of Arts and Sciences’ Facebook page)Students in the School of Information Studies presented their research to the SEC Crypto Task Force in Washington, D.C.鈥攄emonstrating how emerging technology intersects with real-world policy. (Photo courtesy of the School of Information Studies)Garden Managers Erica Howard G鈥26 (left) and Alyssa Quinn G鈥26 work on the irrigation system for the newly planted vegetables at Pete鈥檚 Giving Garden. (Photo by Amy Manley)The College of Arts and Sciences Dean Behzad Mortazavi (far right) mingles with staff members during a staff barbeque on the Quad. (Photo courtesy of the College of Arts and Sciences’ Facebook page)The 52nd annual “On My Own Time鈥 celebration highlights the often-unsung faculty and staff artists who create art on their own time. (Photo by Amy Manley)Students kick around a soccer ball on the Kenneth A. Shaw Quad. (Photo by Amy Manley)A campus tour stops in front of Carnegie Library on a spring day. (Photo by Amy Manley)Syracuse University Libraries marked Memorial Day with an “In Remembrance on Memorial Day 2025” exhibition in Bird Library. (Photo by Amy Manley)In commemoration of Memorial Day, a wreath-laying ceremony was held outside Hendricks Chapel. (Photo by Amy Manley)The men鈥檚 lacrosse team poses after clinching a spot in Championship Weekend with a thrilling 19-18 win over Princeton in the NCAA quarterfinals. The Orange secured the program’s 27th appearance in the Final Four, third most in Division I history. (Photo courtesy of Syracuse University Athletics)Members of the men’s lacrosse team celebrate after holding off the Princeton Tigers to secure a spot in the Final Four of the NCAA Division I Championship. (Photo courtesy of Syracuse University Athletics)The cast of “Little Women” perform at Syracuse Stage in the Department of Drama’s final performance of the 2024-25 season. (Photo courtesy of the )During its Awards and Appreciation celebration in New York City, the Martin J. Whitman School of Management honored its alumni, faculty, staff, recruiters and students who go above and beyond. Pictured are (from left to right) Interim Whitman Dean Alex McKelvie; Matty Simon (Whitman Impact Award); Blake Brossman 鈥98 (Dean鈥檚 Citation for Exceptional Service); Warren Johnson 鈥20 (Orange Ovation Award); Gisele Marcus-Thomas ’89 (Dean鈥檚 Citation for Exceptional Service); Douglas Present ’86 (Jonathan J. Holtz Award); and Tyler Newman 鈥20 (Orange Ovation Award).During Maymester, students in the Falk College’s Department of Sport Management are participating in an Olympic Odyssey study abroad trip, traveling through four European countries to explore the history, culture and global influence of the Olympic Movement. Pictured here, students pose outside of Buckingham Palace. Follow their journey at . (Photo courtesy of the )Crouse College is always picture-perfect. (Photo by Amy Manley)A moment of peace and togetherness outside Lyman Hall. (Photo by Amy Manley)Even the birds are happy it’s summer. (Photo by Amy Manley)We love the color orange, but pink isn’t bad either. (Photo by Lonnie Timmons)
