Creating Community Retreat Builds Campus Connections
The Office of People and Culture and Hendricks Chapel to host fourth annual retreat for staff, faculty and students in the fall of 2026.
Bill Coplin Retires After 56 Years of Shaping Maxwell Students
The legendary policy studies professor mentored tens of thousands of students and built a program rooted in real-world skills; a new endowed fund will carry
Spring Symposia to Showcase Students’ Research, Creative Work
Members of the University community can attend a series of events scheduled through the end of the semester.
Bryan Blair Has a Bold Mission to ‘Wake This Sleeping Beast’
The new athletics director has big dreams for ‘one of the top 10 brands in all of college athletics.’ Find out more about him and
Office of People and Culture’s 2026 Symposium Engages Faculty and Staff
Nearly 440 faculty and staff gathered for the Office of People and Culture's biennial symposium, with 75-plus sessions on collaboration, wellness and professional growth.
On Syracuse Giving Day, Here Are 5 Unique Ways to Fuel the Orange
These funds benefit students Universitywide, across years, majors and disciplines, and keep the Orange legacy going strong.
University, SUNY ESF Hold 10th Annual Service of Commemoration
The 115 honorees included current students, faculty and staff, emeriti faculty, retirees, trustees, advisory board members and honorary degree recipients from both campuses.
You’re Invited to #CuseGivingDay on Syracuse’s Birthday!
Tuesday, March 24, marks 156 years since Syracuse University was founded; this is your moment to show the world what Orange can do.
Syracuse University Art Museum Seeks Faculty Fellows for 2026-27
Faculty across all disciplines are invited to apply for a paid fellowship integrating the museum's 45,000-object collection into their 2026-27 courses.
Bold New Strategic Plan Energizes the College of Arts and Sciences
The college's new plan is already inspiring partnerships, creative ideas and a more focused commitment to shaping a healthier future for people and planet.
Why We Still Care About the Oscars (Even If We Say We Don’t)Â
Film professor David Tarleton breaks down the enduring influence of the awards.
Recently Discovered Reynolds Portrait Inspires Ray Smith Symposium
Long hidden in the Syracuse University Art Museum's storage, the 1786 painting now anchors a symposium examining who portraits elevate—and who they leave out.
Students Build Bridges Across Beliefs
The Global Interfaith Leadership Project combines religious and spiritual formation with practical civic engagement.
Newhouse Assistant Professor Recognized Nationally for Innovation in Teaching
The award also recognizes Milton Santiago’s work in exploring the ethical and practical applications of generative artificial intelligence in visual communications.
Merrin Named Inaugural Syracuse Association of Zeta Psi Endowed Faculty Fellow
The fellowship supports scholarly work focused on men’s mental health and related issues.
In Memoriam: Whitman Advisor and Rising Star Award Winner Liz Turner
A beloved academic advisor, Turner had been a dedicated member of the Whitman community since 2016.
University Announces Names of Honorees for Service of Commemoration March 17
The honorees include current students, faculty and staff, retirees, Trustees, advisory board members and honorary degree recipients of Syracuse University and SUNY ESF.
University Marks 41st Annual MLK Celebration in Virtual Format
The annual celebration included music and dance, remarks by Chancellor Kent Syverud and Syracuse Mayor Sharon Owens and recognition of the 2026 Unsung Heroes.
