Syracuse University News

The Department of Drama in the College of Visual and Performing Arts introduced its acting and musical theater Class of 2021 today, April 12, via a new website: SyracuseShowcase.com. The website offers a digital version of the department’s annual Lewis…

More than 900 first-year and transfer students earned the Invest in Success Scholarship this year, an award recognizing first semester high-achieving students. Along with the merit-based, renewable scholarship award, the Success Scholars were honored at socially distanced receptions where they…

Welcome back to Syracuse University and to our first day of the fall semester! I give thanks that we are again at the start of a new academic year. I know how hard so many people have worked to make…

In a small ceremony on the morning of Wednesday, Aug. 26, the flags in front of the National Veterans Resource Center (NVRC) at the Daniel and Gayle D’Aniello building were permanently raised by individual Syracuse University students, alumni and staff….

Co-authors Scott Pitoniak and Rick Burton discuss the creation of Forever Orange, The Story of Syracuse University.

Spring is a season of new life. Of renewal. Of sunshine. It’s when the wonders of nature emerge from their winter slumber. And we emerge, too. We see these sights, and they bring us joy. And they make us smile….

Recognizing that Black, Indigenous and people of color communities have faced disparities, racism and discrimination within the medical system, this panel aims to acknowledge and address this, while also providing information about the importance of vaccinations, especially in the context of the current pandemic. The roundtable will be moderated by College of Law Professor and Director of the Children’s Rights and Family Law Clinic Suzette Meléndez, and include a Q&A with President of Voices For Our Fathers Legacy Foundation Lillie Tyson Head, Barnes Center Medical Director Dr. Karen Nardella and Barnes Center Staff Therapist Susanne Rios.