Want to Run a Marathon? Two Professors Share What to Know
Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned runner, Julie Hasenwinkel and Jonathan French have advice for tackling the distance.
The Campus Chaplain Who Filled a Chapel—One Friend at a Time
Father Gerry Waterman's secret to transforming campus ministry at Syracuse: get students so confident in their faith, they do the inviting themselves.
Bearing Witness: Weeklong Immersion Takes Atrocity Studies Off the Page
Eleven students spent spring break in Washington, D.C., with international law experts and genocide scholars, absorbing lessons on historic and current global atrocities.
Preparing the Next Generation of Faculty for Administrative, Research Leadership Roles
Four faculty members attended a national workshop focused on preparing mid-career researchers for roles as department chairs, deans and institutional leaders.
National Library Week: 5 Public Library Resources to Use Now
Beth Patin, an iSchool professor and library science expert, highlights lesser-known services that make public libraries essential community hubs.
Middle States Reaccreditation Process on Track, Entering Next PhaseÂ
A draft self-study report will be available for review and public comment beginning in August.
Student Discovers Security Vulnerability in Common Operating System
Shivam Kumar recently identified the vulnerability in a key component of countless computing systems and the largest open-source project in existence.
5 Things You Didn’t Know About Forensic Science
From forensic DNA analysis to mock crime scenes, Syracuse University's Forensic and National Security Sciences Institute is training the next generation of investigators.
4 Ways Jeff Rubin Is Thinking About AI Right Now
The University’s chief digital officer shares insights on the job market, data silos and the environmental impact of data centers.
Committee, Engagement Opportunities Announced for Hendricks Chapel Dean Search
A 12-member committee will lead the search for the eighth dean of the chapel, which approaches its centennial in 2030.
Academic-Industry Strategy the Focus of Inaugural Provost’s Innovation Fellow
Brad Horn will work with individuals across campus to develop industry partnerships that boost experiential learning opportunities for students.
Law Professor Brings ADA’s Global Legacy to Campus Symposium
C. Cora True-Frost G’01, L’01 delves into why universal design is the responsibility of institutions and not individuals.
After a Harsh Winter, South Campus Bees Are Buzzing Again
The University’s hives are on track for a record harvest this year; learn more at an April 7 session with beekeeper Bob Faulkner.
Faculty, Staff Artists: Show Your Work in ‘On My Own Time’ Exhibition
The 53rd annual celebration of local visual arts returns this spring, and University employees are invited to showcase their creative talents.
Dialogue, Partnership, Progress: Lender Center Hosts Second Community Expo
Participants discussed the region’s future and attended workshops on grant writing, mental health, data collection, legal services, artificial intelligence and conflict resolution.
Audie Klotz Named Inaugural Heighberger Family Faculty Fellow of Public Service
The fellowship was created to honor the highly accomplished public service careers of alumnus Eric Heighberger ’93 and his spouse, Genevieve.
