Tully Center for Free Speech to Recognize Eric Meyer With 2025 Free Speech Award
Meyer, editor of a Kansas newspaper raided by police in 2023, will be honored for his resilience and commitment to local journalism and press freedom.
College of Law’s 2025 Ultimate Bar Passage Rate Reaches 94%
The high rate of success reflects the impact of the college’s efforts in supporting its students from admission through the bar exam.
Advocacy Competitions Open Doors for Syracuse Law Graduate
Allison Carlos ’23, L’25 earned national recognition and mentorship through Syracuse Law's Advocacy Program and trial competitions.
College of Law to Host Symposium on Americans with Disabilities Act, Universal Design
Participants will discuss, analyze and share strategies across diverse learning environments; registration is now open.
Researcher Examines Use of AI in Young Adults’ Romantic Lives
Associate Professor Rebecca Ortiz surveyed young adults about AI companions and found both potential benefits and troubling behaviors with the technology.
How Olympians Turn Social Media Fame Into Sponsorship Deals
Athletes must deliver authentic content about their personal journey to earn followers and endorsements in the social media era.
Law Students Examine Americans’ Right to Vote
The Voting Rights and Policy residency examines the Voting Rights Act's origins and impact, and the ongoing challenges related to protecting Americans’ right to vote.
Why People Misinterpret the News
Mass communications researcher Jamie Gentry studies how political stories change as they move from newsrooms to social media.
Newhouse Professor Breaks Down Success of ‘Heated Rivalry’
Melissa Martinez shares lessons that can be learned from the show’s runaway success.
Joanne Mahoney ’87, L’90 Named College of Law Commencement Speaker
The former Onondaga County executive and current SUNY ESF president will address the Class of 2026 on May 8.
Newhouse Students Bring Back ‘Cooking With ’Cuse’ Series
The revived show features Syracuse chefs and explores how food connects people.
Law Professor Receives National Legal Education Award
Kelly Curtis was recognized by the American Association of Law Schools for her exceptional contributions to student support and academic programming.
College of Law Holds First AI Residency Program
Students gained new skills, discussed ethical questions and emerged with a sense of urgency to keep pace with this booming technology.
IDJC Names Veteran News Executive Spring 2026 Visiting Fellow
Merrill Brown will study existing and evolving business models across the media landscape and new ways to sustain quality journalism.
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.
Professional Lax Player Celebrates Win Through JDinteractive Program
The program allows Ginny Capicchioni L’27 to stay in the game while advancing her education.
Philanthropy That Ensures Students ‘Move at the Speed of Industry’
Real Chemistry founder and Chairman Jim Weiss '87 establishes The Agency, Home of the Weiss Center, to prepare students for careers in AI-driven health and
Law Assistant Dean Lily Yan Hughes Wins NAPABA’s Honor
The Daniel K. Inouye Trailblazer Award from the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association honors Hughes' achievements.