Can a Chatbot Help Humans Build Resilience?
Whitman Ph.D. student and Air Force major Andrew Bettinger is testing whether a daily AI check-in can help military-connected entrepreneurs rally from setbacks.
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Gerry McNamara ’06 Comes Home: ‘This Is Exactly Where I Want to Be’
In My Syracuse University Story, the national champion and head basketball coach shares why Syracuse was always the place for him.
‘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
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Corruption Rises Near the Top of Voter Concerns — A Rare Midterm Twist
Shana Kushner Gadarian, professor in the Maxwell School, says Democrats are focusing on corruption by arguing that officials are getting rich while voters can’t get ahead.
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Political Texts Driving You Crazy? Here’s How Campaigns Get Your Number and Why Replying STOP May Not Work
Jennifer Stromer-Galley, professor in the School of Information Studies, says text messaging is effective for campaigns and there is no blanket federal cap on political texts.
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Here’s the Word of Year, What It Means and How It Went Viral: ‘It’s a Productive Suffix’
Sylvia Sierra, associate professor in the College of Visual and Performing Arts, says the suffix “maxxing” is so neutral it can be used for serious or tongue-in-cheek purposes.
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A Brief History of Indecent TV Ads — And What, if Anything, Can Be Done About Them
Robert Thompson, Trustee Professor in the Newhouse School, says that while viewers accept more profanity and sexuality on TV now, ads seen as exploitative still upset people.
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‘Jodi,’ a Nanotyrannus Skeleton, Gets $47.3 Million at Auction
Linda Ivany, professor in the College of Arts and Sciences, says scarce, fragmentary fossils make it hard to tell whether Nanotyrannus is a juvenile T. rex or a distinct species.
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The Federal Memo Threatening Nursing Home Voters
Nina Kohn, Distinguished Professor in the College of Law, argues a federal memo may discourage nursing home staff from helping residents vote, potentially disenfranchising them.