Up Close and Unmatched: New Microscope a First-of-Its-Kind in the Region
World-class technology means more viewing power for campus researchers and regional partners across Central New York.
Candace Campbell Jackson Concludes Term as Chief of Staff
After 11 years defined by candor, collaboration and community impact, Campbell Jackson transitions from chief of staff to senior advisor to Chancellor Haynie.
Syracuse Veterans Honored at WCNY’s Inaugural Mission Celebration
Chancellor J. Michael Haynie and Col. (Ret.) Bill Smullen were among those recognized for decades of advocacy for those who served.
Associate Provost Julie Hasenwinkel Named Interim ECS Dean
Hasenwinkel, a Laura J. and L. Douglas Meredith Professor of Teaching Excellence, will continue to serve concurrently as associate provost for academic programs.
A&S Professor Recognized for Community-Engaged Writing Initiative
Patrick W. Berry, associate professor of writing and rhetoric, won a $10,000 prize from CNY Arts for his work with Project Mend.
Remembering a Pioneer of Medieval Stained Glass
Meredith Lillich redefined a global field of study and carried that scholarship into more than four decades of teaching on campus.
Research Professional Cited for Growing Arts and Humanities Support Network
Sarah Workman’s efforts building a community of arts and humanities research development professionals is recognized for innovation.
’Cuse Collections Student Donations Make Meaningful Impact on Community
Syracuse University and SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry students donated an estimated 85 bins of items to local organizations and nonprofits.
Professor Emeritus of Physics Peter Saulson Elected to the National Academy of Sciences
Saulson built the University's gravitational-wave research group and helped lead the quest that produced the first direct detection of gravitational waves.
Newhouse Research Finds AI Ads Fall Short on Sales Impact
Two faculty members collaborated with market research firm Ipsos and found AI-generated ads are “good enough” but fall short of the human creativity needed to
Study Links Virus Genetic Variations in Wastewater to Community Transmission
Published in Science, the findings from University researchers could transform how public health officials could monitor and detect a host of communicable diseases.
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.
SyracuseCoE Hosts AI Industry Summit
The summit brought together industry, academic and government experts to explore how artificial intelligence can shape the future of building science.
Maxwell’s Katherine McDonald Honored by National Disability Organization
The public health professor and University's associate vice president for research has been recognized by the nation’s leading organization in the field of intellectual and
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.
University Celebrates Record Year for Faculty Research and Creative Work
At a faculty recognition event April 27, Chancellor J. Michael Haynie praised the research enterprise and shared his vision for continued growth.
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.
Chancellor Haynie Rings Syracuse Alma Mater on First Day
Chancellor J. Michael Haynie climbs Crouse College’s bell tower with a Chimesmaster to ring the alma mater on his first day leading campus.
