Syracuse University Marks 25 Years Since 9/11 With Service, Stair Climb
A memorial service in Hendricks Chapel and a first-responder tribute in the JMA Wireless Dome brought the campus together to remember 2,977 lives lost that
Digital Badge Helps Students Use AI Responsibly
The College of Arts and Sciences and Syracuse University Libraries launch a new microcredential that helps A&S students build essential AI literacy skills.
Architecture Students Awarded Prize in AISC/ACSA Steel Design Competition
Bruno Yeh 鈥�27 and Yanwen (Gareth) Pang 鈥�27 won second place in the Community Dance Center category.
Chancellor Haynie Makes the Case for a ‘Uniquely Syracuse’ Future
Syracuse's newest chancellor discusses academic excellence, the University's untold stories and the promise the institution makes to students.
The Summit: A Campuswide Call to Imagine What鈥檚 Next
Chancellor J. Michael Haynie's inauguration festivities open with a full day of ideas, discovery and dialogue.
How the Syracuse University Community Grieved and Healed After 9/11
Students, faculty and staff left messages of faith and hope on the Quad. Twenty-five years later, the messages live in the University Archives.
New Student Government Association Leaders Emphasize Engagement
Meet Emily Castillo-Melean '28 and Max Lachut '28, the student leaders looking to engage and connect with their fellow students.
Connecting Classrooms, Inspiring Students
Students and faculty in the College of Arts and Sciences partner with local high schools through the Traveling Teaching initiative to bring humanities lessons to
Stalwart Battalion Cadets Dominate Summer Training, Earn Top National Ranks
From a 4th-place fitness finish to five Recondo Badges, Syracuse's Army ROTC program had a breakout summer.
125 Years Strong: SU Marching Band Steps Into a New Era
As the Syracuse University Marching Band marks a historic anniversary with new uniforms, a look back at a century-plus of music, memory and marching.
Syracuse University Remembers: 25 Years After 9/11
Campus community to honor victims and first responders with remembrance events, including an interfaith memorial service at Hendricks Chapel.
iSchool Grad Gets Hands-On Experience Restoring Papers in Library Archives
Anna Shuff G鈥�26 spent the summer processing a major addition to the University鈥檚 Bishop Jesse Truesdale Peck papers.
Study Abroad and Away Week Opens a World of Options for Students
Scheduled for the week of Sept. 14, the event will include virtual information sessions and tours and an in-person fair.
New Peer-Led AI Bootcamp Gives Students Professional Credentials in 5 Weeks
Launching this month, the series is sponsored by the Center for Student Excellence in partnership with United AI.
School of Architecture Announces Fall 2026 Visiting Critics
Leading architects and scholars will engage upper-level architecture students in hands-on projects around the country and the world.
Robots, Robot Dogs and Batteries Draw a Crowd at the New York State Fair
Faculty, students and staff facilitate a conversation about the role of batteries in everyday life.
The Countdown Is On: Register for Chancellor Haynie’s Investiture
Two days of campuswide festivities, Sept. 17-18, will honor Chancellor Haynie's installation and look ahead to the University's future.
