Badi Baltagi Named Great Arab Minds Award Laureate in Economics
The award honors exceptional Arab scholars, scientists and thinkers whose work advances knowledge and benefits humanity.
Faculty to Participate in 2026 Academic Leaders Network
Five faculty members will participate in the annual program featuring virtual and on-site sessions throughout 2026.
Provost’s Advisory Committee on Promotion and Tenure Adds 6
Members advise the vice chancellor, provost and chief academic officer and work to ensure consistent promotion and tenure processes.
Maxwell Commemorates 250th Anniversary With Free Course
Faculty experts will delve into a variety of topics from democracy and women’s voices to immigration in a series of weekly lectures offered in the
Expert Available to Discuss Arrest of Nicolás Maduro
A historian specializing in Latin America and the Caribbean, Gladys McCormick analyzes political violence, corruption and U.S.–regional relations shaping Venezuela’s crisis.
Navy Veteran Joins Baldanza Fellows to Tackle Teacher Shortage
With a background in military service and a passion for public health, Nadia Morris-Mitchell is preparing to teach special education in Syracuse schools as a
Faculty and Students Participate in Landmark Discussions About the Future of Europe
Syracuse University played an important role in the landmark gathering held in Strasbourg and was the only U.S. institution present.
Maxwell Honors John Palmer With Cramer Horizon Award
The school’s highest award was presented to the Dean Emeritus, University Professor and senior statesman who 'embodies Maxwell’s mission.'
Leaders From South Africa Inspire New Generation of Social Changemakers
For Olutoyin Green, two study abroad experiences launched a multi-semester research endeavor bridging social movements across time and space.
Bondi Beach Tragedy: National Security Expert Available
Corri Zoli, Ph.D., a national security scholar, offers context on the Bondi Beach tragedy and broader trends in violent extremism.
Multidisciplinary Group of Faculty Examines Disease ‘From Cells to Society’ Â
Researchers from diverse disciplines are collaborating to advance the understanding of Alzheimer's and other neurodegenerative diseases.
Vice Admiral Responds to 2025 US National Security Strategy
Retired Vice Admiral Robert Murrett says the strategy represents a major shift in U.S. policy that could have long-term global implications and create near-term security
Applications Sought for 2026 Meeting of the Minds
Five Syracuse undergraduate students will join students from other Atlantic Coast Conference institutions in April to showcase their research or creative work.
Bernard Appiah Receives K. Everett M. Rogers Award
Appiah is widely credited with developing innovative approaches to global health communication, including using radio entertainment to inform low- and middle-income communities.
Public Health Alumnus Says Syracuse Provided ‘A Road Map to Continue to Learn’
Alejandro Parra took advantage of many experiential learning opportunities, the most recent of which was an internship with the Council of Europe’s Biomedical Division in
Orange Student-Athletes Giving Back Is a Win-Win
Through volunteering, Orange student-athletes support their neighbors in need, set a positive example and develop into leaders.
5 Data Warriors Student Research Fellows Chosen to Work With SCSD Youth
Graduate and undergraduate students will work with 21 high schoolers, using math, maps and data analysis to study and solve community issues.
Research Reveals How Post-9/11 Media Coverage Shaped a Controversial Conviction
Lender Center for Social Justice research examined how media coverage of Yassin Aref's arrest and conviction shaped public understanding in ways that supported prosecution narratives.
