鈥楾his Fellowship Changed Who I Am鈥�: Tyler Center Fellows on Research Projects Abroad
Grants awarded to the University from the Tyler Center for Global Studies allowed students to travel internationally for independent research and creative projects.
Anthropic-Pentagon Dispute Reveals Limits of AI Self-Regulation, Expert Says
Hamid Ekbia, director of Syracuse University's Autonomous Systems Policy Institute, examines the political and economic forces behind the Anthropic-Pentagon standoff and what it means for
Expert on Ukrainian Politics Discusses Russo-Ukrainian War, Peace Prospects
Oxana Shevel鈥檚 lecture reflects the Maxwell School鈥檚 ongoing scholarship, policy engagement and support for those affected by the conflict.
Maxwell Executive MPA Student Earns Prestigious Cal-ICMA Ethical Hero Award
Christine Cordon, city manager of Westminster, California, has been recognized for ethical leadership in local government.
As Middle East Tensions Escalate, Syracuse Experts Weigh In
Syracuse University experts in Middle East history, national security and military affairs are available to provide commentary as conflict between U.S. and Israeli forces and
First-Year and Transfer Students Honored for High Academic Achievement
Scholars who achieve a minimum 3.75 GPA in their first semester are awarded a renewable $500 per semester scholarship and Universitywide recognition.
Maxwell Professor Receives Distinguished Service Award
Robert Rubinstein will receive the honor at the Society for Applied Anthropology鈥檚 annual meeting in March 2026.
Graduate School Honors 9 Students With Annual Research, Creative Work Awards
The awards recognize academic excellence and outstanding research and creative work by master鈥檚 and doctoral students.
Turning Crisis Into Community: Policy Studies Alumna Feeds Millions
Jaclinn Tanney鈥檚 food enterprise has donated 4 million meals while creating opportunity for its largely immigrant workforce.
Reality TV Meets Campus Life in Student-Run Syrvivor Club
A recognized student organization (RSO) produces full seasons of a 鈥淪urvivor鈥� spinoff on campus, teaching production skills and building friendship and lasting community.
What Happens After the Death of ‘El Mencho’
Syracuse University expert on drug trafficking and political violence in Mexico says the killing of the CJNG leader is likely to unleash extreme violence and
Russia鈥檚 Invasion of Ukraine at Year 4: Expert Perspectives
Four years after Russia鈥檚 invasion of Ukraine, Syracuse University experts examine the war鈥檚 trajectory, the durability of Western support, refugee policy shifts and the broader
Arctic Sentry: A Turning Point for NATO in the High North?
With NATO launching 鈥淎rctic Sentry,鈥� Hon. James E. Baker is available to analyze what the move means for alliance cohesion and the Arctic as an
Gretchen Purser Honored With 2026 Public Sociology Award
The award recognizes sociologists whose innovative research is paired with meaningful public engagement.
New RAISE Program Expands Student Opportunities in Economics
The program seeks to broaden interest in economics, especially among first-generation students and those from low-income households.
Latin American Studies Association Honors Maxwell Associate Dean
Gladys McCormick will receive the Howard F. Cline Book Prize in Mexican History in recognition of her outstanding scholarship in Mexican history.
India and the EU Sign the Mother of All Trade Deals
Maxwell School professor explains how this historic agreement reflects broader changes in international trade.
