Barnes Center Recognized for Excellence in Student Well-Being
The Barnes Center at The Arch has been named to the Princeton Review 2026 Mental Health Services Honor Roll.
Faculty and Staff Invited to Join Popular Well-Being Series
The 12-session Thrive! program brings updated research and practical strategies for resilience, stress management and cultivating happiness in an increasingly overwhelming world.
Badi Baltagi Named Great Arab Minds Award Laureate in Economics
The award honors exceptional Arab scholars, scientists and thinkers whose work advances knowledge and benefits humanity.
Professor Creates Forecasting Tool to Map Population Beliefs
School of Information Studies Associate Professor Josh Introne receives grant to study how ideas cluster and shift across a population.
Applications Open for NSF I-Corps Spring 2026 Regional Course
The course is designed to empower researchers with the tools, skills and strategies needed to bring technological innovations to market.
Faculty to Participate in 2026 Academic Leaders Network
Five faculty members will participate in the annual program featuring virtual and on-site sessions throughout 2026.
Provost’s Advisory Committee on Promotion and Tenure Adds 6
Members advise the vice chancellor, provost and chief academic officer and work to ensure consistent promotion and tenure processes.
Art Gallery Opens at Comstock Art Facility
Studio arts major Stella Kogan ’28 and art history major Evangeline Berg ’26 joined forces to make 044 Comstock a reality.
Center for Student Excellence Programs Come Together at 100 Sims Drive
Programs, including CLASS, SOURCE, HEOP and Living Learning Communities, are now housed together in one building.
Message From Chancellor Syverud
Chancellor Kent Syverud will become the 16th President of the University of Michigan in July 2026 after concluding his tenure at Syracuse University.
Advocating for Disability Rights in Higher Education
Mary J. Goodwin-Oquendo L’09 credits the College of Law for empowering her to found the Goodwin-Oquendo Law Firm, which champions disability civil rights.
Syracuse Mayor Sharon Owens to Keynote Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. CelebrationÂ
Update: Due to forecasted severe weather conditions, the 41st Annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration has been cancelled.
Maxwell Commemorates 250th Anniversary With Free Course
Faculty experts will delve into a variety of topics from democracy and women’s voices to immigration in a series of weekly lectures offered in the
Art Museum Broadens Collection With 2025 Acquisitions
The acquisitions reflect the museum’s ongoing commitments to centering diverse contemporary voices and deepening areas of collection strength.
School of Social Work’s Genovese Scholars Program Receives Historic $1.8M Gift
The donation establishes the University as a national leader in social work education.
Newhouse Memorial Wall Honors Journalists Killed Since 1992
The new gallery and event series memorialize the 2,510 lives lost covering conflict and raise awareness about the threats journalists face. 
Cash Operations Relocates to South Campus
The new address of 621 Skytop Rd., Suite 120, is effective as of Jan. 20.
Chef Jeff Dover Has Built a Team to Transform the Athletic Dining Program
The team provides the nutrition that helps fuel hundreds of student-athletes every week in an atmosphere that builds team culture and leads to success.
