Simulated Disaster Training on Campus Provides Real-World Lessons
A live hazard response exercise brings hands-on learning to forensic science students in the College of Arts and Sciences.
Annual Showcase Highlights University-Community Collaborations
The Engaged Humanities Network brought together faculty, students and community partners to celebrate projects addressing local needs through research, teaching and creative work.
The Test Got It Right: Mathematician Leaves Lasting Legacy
Jack Graver retired this spring from the Department of Mathematics in the College of Arts and Sciences after 60 years on the faculty.
Building Community in A&S
A new engagement program connects the school's highest-achieving first-year students with peer mentors, career experiences and a community built just for them.
A&S Students Find Purpose in Writing
Through student-involved publications, A&S writers and editors build career-ready skills and create work that reaches well beyond campus.
A&S Students Shine at Annual Undergraduate Research Festival
Students gathered at the Life Sciences Complex to present their work to faculty, staff, peers and guests.
Chie Sakakibara Is Changing Climate Research From the Inside Out
The professor’s decades-long partnerships with Indigenous Arctic and Japanese communities are yielding a new model for climate research.
Former A&S Dean Samuel Gorovitz Reflects on University Career
As Gorovitz prepares to retire this month, the former College of Arts and Sciences Dean and founding figure of looks back on bioethics, the field
Anatomy and Physiology Sequence Gives Students Strong Foundation in Human Biology
Through a flipped classroom, weekly labs and a medical school visit, the anatomy and physiology sequence prepares students for the demands of healthcare.
Celebrating 5 Decades of Innovation on Campus
Ann Marie McGinnis has spent 48 years building the infrastructure that helps students register, progress and graduate.
Biotechnology Students Connect With Industry Leaders
The third annual Biotechnology Conference included a day of networking with companies, a panel discussion and a poster session, connecting students with career-building opportunities.
Looking to the Past to Plan Ahead
Earth sciences professor Tripti Bhattacharya is a coauthor of a new report that supports establishing a national center to study past extremes and improve disaster
Mike Tirico ’88 Challenges the Class of 2026 to Find What They Love
The NBC sportscaster urged Syracuse University's newest graduates to lean on their resilience and never stop chasing their dreams.
Tracey Reichert Schimpff Awarded William Wasserstrom Prize
The prize honors outstanding success as a graduate seminar leader, research and dissertation director, advisor and role model for graduate students.
Student Researcher Digs Deep to Understand How Copper Deposits Form
Emerson Long ’26 and faculty mentor Jay Thomas study copper behavior at extreme depths to shed light on critical mineral formation.
Scholar Traces Dalit Diaspora’s Roots in North America
The Department of Women’s and Gender Studies marked Dalit History Month with a two-part event examining the Dalit diaspora and methodologies for anti-caste scholarship.
LaunchPad Hosts Inaugural Athletes for Data Sovereignty Summit and Pitch Competition
The competition was open to student-athletes, student-athlete alumni and student entrepreneurs with sports-related ideas.
16 Students Spend Spring Break on NYC Career Immersion
The Winston Fisher Seminar took A&S | Maxwell undergraduates inside top firms across finance, law, media and the arts.
