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Sport Management Club Raises $76.5K for Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital

The 21st annual auction benefited the Upstate Pediatric and Adolescent Center at the Nappi Wellness Institute.

News Staff Jan. 16, 2026

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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.

Caroline K. Reff Jan. 9, 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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Fueling Innovation, Revitalizing Spaces, Building Tech Skills

Through Syracuse STEAM Engines, local high school students and artists are reimagining neglected spaces as vibrant public places and developing workforce skills for Central New

News Staff Oct. 17, 2025

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Cramer Family Foundation Professor of Practice in Community Impact Named

As part of the Maxwell School’s Civic and Community Engagement Office, Liz Arnold is teaching courses to develop the next generation of civic leaders through

Jessica Youngman Oct. 14, 2025

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Experts Available to Discuss Amazon Prime Day

Amazon’s Prime Day has evolved from a simple membership perk into a mid-year shopping phenomenon that forces every major retailer to respond, especially ahead of

Daryl Lovell Oct. 6, 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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Free Flu and COVID-19 Vaccines Available for Faculty and Staff

Vaccines are accessible through on-campus clinics or in-network providers at no cost, with flexible scheduling and broad availability.

News Staff Sept. 24, 2025

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Student’s Mobile Upcycled Clothing Business Turns Trash Into Treasures

When junior Ava Lubkemann, an environmental engineering major in the College of Engineering and Computer Science, was growing up, her parents taught her the sensibility

Diane Stirling Aug. 22, 2025

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Lights, Camera, Imagination! Faculty Help Turn Teens’ Ideas Into Films

Syracuse faculty empower teens to turn everyday objects into cinematic stories through community filmmaking project.

Diane Stirling July 31, 2025

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Philanthropy Driven by Passion, Potential and Purpose

Ken Pontarelli ’92 credits the University for changing his life, opening up opportunities to pursue his passions and achieve professional success that allows him to

Eileen Korey June 30, 2025

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Professor Heather Lavender Discusses STEM Ed and Building a High-Tech Workforce

As Central New York gears up as an advanced manufacturing hub, local and state government, development organizations, educators, unions and tech companies are collaborating on

Martin Walls May 1, 2025

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Maxwell Hall Foyer Home to Traveling Exhibition ‘Picturing the Pandemic’ Until May 15

Five years ago, the COVID-19 pandemic upended daily lives across the globe, changing how we learned, how we shopped and how we interacted with each

Cort Ruddy April 16, 2025

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Carl Sanfilippo ’77: A Legendary Coach Retires and Looks for His Next Big Play

After serving nearly five decades, legendary Central New York high school football coach Carl Sanfilippo ’77 announced his retirement at the end of 2024. But

News Staff Feb. 7, 2025

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Syracuse University Experts Available to Discuss Tariffs

For reporters looking for experts to offer insight on tariffs, please see comments from Syracuse University faculty who are available to speak with media. To

Ellen Mbuqe Feb. 4, 2025

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Fireworks, Feasts and Family: A&S Professor Talks Traditions Ahead of Lunar New Year

Lunar New Year is a vibrant and culturally significant holiday celebrated by an estimated two billion people in East and Southeast Asian communities around the

Daryl Lovell Jan. 21, 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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How to Build a Better Sourdough Starter

In a newly-published paper, “Genomics and synthetic community experiments uncover the key metabolic roles of acetic acid bacteria in sourdough starter microbiomes,” researchers at Syracuse

Ellen Mbuqe Oct. 24, 2024