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What Goes Into Redesigning an Iconic Space on Campus

A University architect describes the planning choices behind accessibility, gathering areas and new materials for the Newhouse plaza renovation project.

Dialynn Dwyer July 24, 2026

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How Approval Processes Drive Up Housing Costs in Major Cities

Austin Zwick, associate teaching professor in the College of Professional Studies and the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, explains how cities can fix

Dialynn Dwyer June 3, 2026

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‘Devoted to the Greater Good’: University Mourns the Passing of Donald Newhouse

The publishing magnate and longtime benefactor and friend of the University was the son of Advance Publications founder Samuel I. Newhouse, for whom the Newhouse

Wendy S. Loughlin May 26, 2026

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Training the Next Generation of Investigators: Inside the Practical Crime Scene Research Course

Students in the Forensic and National Security Sciences Institute are gaining career-defining experience by tackling real-world crime scene challenges through hands-on research.

Dan Bernardi April 30, 2026

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Maxwell Fireside Chat Examines AI’s Role in Government and Higher Education

Two leaders in digital strategy discussed the policy, ethical and practical challenges of bringing AI into government operations and campus life.

Jessica Youngman April 6, 2026

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2025-26 Holiday and Orange Appreciation Days Information Detailed

Most University offices closed or on reduced hours during holiday break; essential services remain fully operational.

News Staff Dec. 8, 2025

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New Endowed Scholarship Supports Maxwell Undergraduates

The scholarship created with a generous gift by Maxwell School alumnus H. Lewis “Lew” Rapaport and his wife, Whitman alumna Susan Rapaport.

News Staff Oct. 27, 2025

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Dynamic Sustainability Lab Collaborates With Thomson Reuters to Build Expertise and Opportunity

The relationship began as a study of forced labor in global supply chains by Maxwell graduate student Heather Panton.

Jessica Youngman Oct. 3, 2025

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Tiffany Xu Named Harry der Boghosian Fellow for 2025-26

The School of Architecture has announced that architect Tiffany Xu is the Harry der Boghosian Fellow for 2025–26. Xu will s쳮d current fellow, Erin Cuevas,

Julie Sharkey June 20, 2025

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Faculty, Students, City and Community Advocates Form Unique Accessibility Collaboration

In disability advocacy circles, the City of Syracuse has gained a national reputation as one of the most progressive cities in the U.S. for incorporating

Diane Stirling Jan. 14, 2025

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2024-25 Orange Appreciation Days/Winter Break Information

In continuation of Syracuse University’s commitment to providing comprehensive benefits and in appreciation of the contributions of faculty and staff, the University will be operating

News Staff Dec. 4, 2024

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Syracuse University Libraries Announces 2024-25 Orange Innovation Scholars

Syracuse University Libraries has selected four students as the 2024-25 Orange Innovation Scholars. This prestigious recognition highlights their dedication to innovation and entrepreneurship. These four

Cristina Hatem Aug. 12, 2024

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Department of Psychology Makes a Big Move

The College of Arts and Sciences (A&S) is committed to offering students and faculty state-of-the-art learning and laboratory spaces. Recent renovations and upgrades include new and

Dan Bernardi May 28, 2024

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6 New Members Elected to University’s Board of Trustees

Syracuse University has announced the election of six new members to its Board of Trustees. All innovators in their fields, the new members bring diverse

Eileen Korey May 15, 2024

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How Libraries are Helping Ukrainians Survive During Wartime

The following article was written by Tetiana Hranchak, a member of the Board of the Ukrainian Library Association and a visiting assistant teaching professor at

Cristina Hatem April 8, 2024

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International Team of Scholars Explores the Imperial Histories of India’s Most Visited Museum

Victoria Memorial Hall From the pyramids in Egypt to India’s Taj Mahal, famous buildings and monuments have been constructed for thousands of years to honor leaders

Dan Bernardi Jan. 22, 2024

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‘The First Scramble for Africa’: Maxwell Professor Unearths England’s First Outpost

Back in 2019, Syracuse University archaeologist Christopher DeCorse was part of a team that made an unexpected discovery during fieldwork in coastal Ghana. While excavating

News Staff Oct. 11, 2023

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School of Architecture Announces Fall 2023 Visiting Critics

Each semester, upper-level architecture students participate in the visiting critic program that brings leading architects and scholars from around the world to the school. Four

Julie Sharkey Sept. 18, 2023