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The scholars were recognized for innovation and excellence in research and creative work in veteran health, speech therapy and ocean science.

Three companies—KLAW Industries, Mission Power and TKF—have been selected to receive awards of up to $7,500 each for research and development projects.

More than 1,000 veterans and military-connected individuals have taken Syracuse University's Semiconductor Foundations course to explore careers in semiconductor manufacturing.

The geology major is unlocking the planet's hidden heat to help power a cleaner future.

The grants fund arts programs that enrich student learning and bring creative experiences to the community.

World-class technology means more viewing power for campus researchers and regional partners across Central New York.

Sarah Workman’s efforts building a community of arts and humanities research development professionals is recognized for innovation.

Through pioneering research and nationally recognized programs for veterans, J. Michael Haynie built a record of impact that now informs his vision as Syracuse’s new

The competition was open to student-athletes, student-athlete alumni and student entrepreneurs with sports-related ideas.

Abdulai Jibril Barrie '26 went to Guinea to listen and observe, then redesigned soccer footwear designed for the surfaces most players actually use.

Biomedical and chemical engineer Zhen Ma uses human stem cells to create 3D heart models that could accelerate drug screening and personalize patient care.

Six high-impact projects in Los Angeles, New York and Washington, D.C., are the inaugural recipients of the Study Away Summer Awards from the Office of

What does the future hold? Co-organizers Ryan Nkongnyu ’25, G’26 and Sonia Issa ’24, G’25 want attendees to think beyond the present and leave with

Brad Horn will work with individuals across campus to develop industry partnerships that boost experiential learning opportunities for students.