Student Research Unlocks Protein Interaction Puzzle
Yuming Jiang ’25 turns undergraduate math-based research into a published physics breakthrough that could transform how scientists predict drug-protein interactions.
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The Science of Black Holes: Secrets of the Cosmos
Eric Coughlin's groundbreaking research explores the feeding habits of super-massive black holes using a predictive model forecasting when a star will be shredded.
Syracuse Views Fall 2025
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Jim Boeheim’s New Play: Teaching Leadership at Syracuse
Legendary men's basketball coach Jim Boeheim trades the hardwood for the classroom as an adjunct professor in the Falk College of Sport.
’CUSE50 2025 in Photos
The University community came together to celebrate entrepreneurship and ingenuity during the annual ’CUSE50 Alumni Entrepreneur Awards and Student Summit.
What Happens When the Sun Burps?
Physics expert Sam Sampere breaks down solar maximum, coronal mass ejections and why even the biggest solar eruption is a drop in the cosmic bucket.
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Mamdani Won’t Stop Netanyahu From Visiting NYC, Israeli Leader Vows
Cora True-Frost G’01, L’01, professor in the College of Law, says a mayor can't arrest a foreign leader—only the federal government has that authority.
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Who Could Replace Nicolas Maduro?
Gladys McCormick, professor in the Maxwell School, says Vice President Delcy Rodríguez has been accommodating to Maduro’s leadership, and likely wouldn't step in to fill the power void and take control.
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How Marie Antoinette Shaped Centuries of Fashion and Design
Jeffrey Mayer, professor in the College of Visual and Performing Arts, notes that Marie Antoinette sought to escape rigid court fashion rules and express herself.
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Meta Loss Shows Time Not on Enforcers’ Side in Tech Cases
Shubha Ghosh, professor in the College of Law, says the judge in FTC v. Meta focused too much on app convergence rather than innovation when defining Meta's competitive market.
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Trump Says SNAP Will Be Half Funded in November. What Does That Mean?
Colleen Heflin, professor in the Maxwell School, expects increased food bank visits and more reliance on family support systems and soup kitchens due to SNAP benefits cuts.
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DA’s Office: One Person’s Remains Found at Newton Ave. Property in Southcrest
Michael Marciano, professor in the College of Arts and Sciences, weighs in on the process of collecting and identifying DNA for an active homicide investigation in California.