InclusiveU Student Meg Wilkie鈥檚 Infectious Passion for Running Inspires Community
Meg Wilkie 鈥�24 has a passion for running and a big dream: to run a marathon in all 50 states. Since she started racing in
WWII Veteran, Syracuse Alumnus Laid to Rest in Arlington National Cemetery 77 Years Later
More than 77 years after his death, a Syracuse University alumnus was finally laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery. First Lt. Myles Esmay 鈥�40
Creative Advertising Students Win 2 of 10 Communication Arts Student Awards Given Worldwide
The Newhouse School ranked as the second most awarded school internationally in the Communication Arts聽Advertising Annual 62, winning two out of the 10 student awards
Maxwell Faculty Expert on Autonomous Systems Policy Presents at White House Summit on Advanced Air Mobility
Jamie Winders, professor of geography and the environment in the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, was among the presenters offering perspectives on advanced
Veterans Thrive During Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans and Warrior-Scholar Project
The National Veterans Resource Center (NVRC) was a bustling hub of activity last month, as veterans from across the country converged on campus聽for programs that
Former Football Player David Tate Inspires Fellow Alumni With $1M Gift Commitment
One of David Tate鈥檚 first memories of Syracuse football is what has endeared the team to him the most. Entering into the program as a
Syracuse Stage Adds Sensory Friendly Performances to 2022-23 Season
In its commitment to better serve all of the Central New York community, Syracuse Stage has announced the addition of two sensory friendly performances to
Food Services Announces Changes to Goldstein Dining Hours
Beginning Aug. 27, Food Services will implement an adjusted menu and new service hours at its Goldstein Dining location, in an effort to streamline service
DPS Now Accepting Applications for First Community Police Academy
The Syracuse University Department of Public Safety (DPS) is currently accepting applications for its聽 first Community Police Academy. The department invites all students, faculty and
Department of Drama Alumni Bring Tony Winning Creative Team to Syracuse Stage
Producers Ben Holtzman '13 (he/him), Sammy Lopez '13 (he/him), Fiona Howe Rudin (she/her) and Syracuse Stage announce that tickets are now on sale for the
New Falk Advisory Board Member Jody Levison-Johnson Honors Vow to 鈥楥hange the System鈥�
When Jody Levison-Johnson was in high school, she had a close friend who was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. One night when he was off his
Forestry Drive to Close Aug. 8-11 for Restoration Work
Contractors will soon begin the final restoration for the ongoing construction at the southwest corner of the JMA Wireless Dome, including work on Forestry Drive.
Dr. Ruth Chen, Retired Col. Ron Novack Attend Ceremony for WWII Veteran Whose Remains Were Recently Identified
聽 U.S. Army 1st Lt. Myles Esmay 鈥�40 was killed on June 7, 1944, while fighting against Japanese forces in Burma (now Myanmar). He and
Professor Receives Award for Outstanding Research in Privacy Enhancing Technologies
Electrical engineering and computer science Professor Ferdinando Fioretto and his research team received the 2022 Caspar Bowden PET Award for Outstanding Research in Privacy Enhancing
鈥楧ream Come True鈥� for Alumnus to Share Story of Yankees Captain Derek Jeter
A strong film education from the College of Visual and Performing Arts, robust resume of production experience and lifelong obsession with the New York Yankees
Volunteers Needed: Syracuse Welcome, Family Weekend
A tradition as strong as the color orange itself on the Syracuse University campus is the annual outpouring of campus community member volunteers for milestone
SOURCE Symposium Showcases Undergraduate Students鈥� Summer Research, Scholarly and Creative Projects
More than 100 undergraduate students who have been engaged in research and scholarly and creative pursuits over the summer will present their projects and findings
University Partners With Interlearn to Offer Learning Through New International Program
The moon is out, and the city of Beijing is winding down. Meanwhile, student Qichen Chang has cracked open his notebook for an evening of
