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The week's activities raise awareness about the impact of the Pan Am 103 bombing on Dec. 21, 1988, over Lockerbie, Scotland, and honor the 270 victims.
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Otto the Orange Inks Name, Image and Likeness Deal
The Syracuse mascot’s new NIL Store jersey supports student-athletes and expands mascot program opportunities.
Syracuse University Launches Nation’s First Academic Center for the Creator Economy
The new center will offer courses, research and industry partnerships to prepare students for careers in digital content and entrepreneurship.
How to Use AI in Everyday Life
Newhouse faculty member Adam Peruta '00, G'04 shares helpful tips for using artificial intelligence (AI) in our daily lives and explains what sets the University
Falk College of Sport Driving Innovation and Excellence in Sport-Related Industries
Dean Jeremy Jordan discusses the recently reimagined changes in Falk College, how the college’s four areas of academic excellence will strengthen its reputation as a
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States Turn to Warning Labels to Address Mental Health Issues Tied to Social Media Use
Adam Peruta, associate professor in the Newhouse School, emphasizes that responsible design should be the standard for protecting kids from easily circumvented AI safeguards.
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WISE Women’s Business Center Honors Local Women Entrepreneurs
The WISE Women's Business Center held its Economic Impact Forum in the Whitman School, marking 20 years of supporting women entrepreneurs and honoring local business owners with awards.
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Now is Not the Time to Stop Measuring Food Insecurity
Colleen Heflin, professor in the Maxwell School, co-authored an opinion piece on the USDA's decision to discontinue collecting food insecurity data for 2025.
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Episode 318: A Journey From War to Harmony
Amir Duric, assistant dean for religious and spiritual life in Hendricks Chapel, says faith-based leadership and interfaith cooperation are essential, drawing on lessons from his personal journey from Bosnia to the U.S.
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Deepfake America: Navigating the New Legal Minefield of AI Illusions
Nina Brown, associate professor in the Newhouse School, discusses how we may be entering an "era of algorithmic triage" where machines decide what content stays online and what gets removed.
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In France, Calls to Dissolve Parliament Grow as Macron Reinstates the Prime Minister
John Goodman, director of Syracuse Strasbourg, says the French presidency's focus on international affairs causes presidents to neglect domestic issues.