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Aidan Humbert, left, found how much he enjoys open-ended research after a summer project with Professor Leonid Kovalev, right. (Photo by Amy Manley)
What Solving a Complex Math Riddle Taught a Student About Himself
Through a faculty-student summer research pairing, a mathematics major used to textbook learning discovers he’s driven by curiosity.
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Syracuse Views Fall 2026
The latest views from every corner of Syracuse University's vibrant campus community.
‘We Will Ask the Right Questions, Together’: The Inauguration of J. Michael Haynie
From a day of ideas and dialogue at The Summit to the investiture of Haynie as the 13th chancellor and president, check out this video
Bryan Blair Vows to Build on What Makes Syracuse Athletics Special: Here’s How
On the “’Cuse Conversations” podcast, the new director of athletics explains why Syracuse is a special destination for talented student-athletes.
How Digital Devices Took Over and How to Reclaim Our Relationship With Them
On the “’Cuse Conversations” podcast, Matt Mulvaney and Zahra Vahedi unpack why our phones are so hard to put down and what it actually takes
Photos: Syracuse Views Through the Decades
Step back in time with photos that capture the University campus and student life through the years.
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Riots Leave France Divided as Macron Enters His Final Stretch
John Goodman, director of the Syracuse University Strasbourg Center, says France faces a hard debate over how to spend its wealth on pensions, schools or technology before next year’s election.
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Judge Shopping ‘Consequences’ Are Worth Keeping Tabs On, Experts Say
Katherine Macfarlane, professor in the College of Law, says judge shopping isn’t illegal, and there is more openness to challenging judicial behavior beyond case merits.
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Appeals Court Judges Question the Government About Trump’s DC National Guard Deployment
William Banks, professor emeritus in the Maxwell School, says D.C. has only a slim home-rule argument against the deployment given the president’s “tremendous” leeway.
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Grandma’s Tired: America Experiencing ‘Depleted Grandmother Syndrome’ — Here’s Why
Madonna Harrington Meyer, University Professor in the Maxwell School, says caring for grandchildren is physically demanding and can strain lower-income grandparents’ finances.
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Americans With Disabilities Worry About Proposed Changes to Major National Health Survey
Scott Landes, professor in the Maxwell School, warns that proposed cuts to the National Health Interview Survey could leave the government unable to track the needs of disabled Americans.
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Donald Trump’s Approval Falls to Record Low, Fox News Poll Shows
Grant Reeher, professor in the Maxwell School, says the president’s record-low approval rating, while only marginally down, suggests a bleak midterm outlook for Republicans.