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Noontime Running League Commissioner Neal Coffey (center) cheers on a runner during a relay race. (Photo by John Boccacino)
Noontime Running League Gives Faculty and Staff a Midday Reset
Since 1973, weekly runs on the track have helped colleagues build fitness, forge friendships and clear their minds to tackle their toughest problems.
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‘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
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Syracuse Views Fall 2026
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Scientists Found a Lifeform That Endures Hell—and It May Not Be Alone
Beryl Rappaport, PhD candidate in the College of Arts and Sciences, says the heat-tolerant amoeba discovered in a volcanic national park could have relatives in other geothermal environments.
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Trump Bets on AI Industry To Police Itself as Safety Warnings Mount
Adam Peruta, associate professor in the Newhouse School, says expecting the AI industry to police itself is a performative approach that leaves unanswered questions about consequences.
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Data Centers’ Neighbors Weigh In on How to Manage Them
Saba Siddiki, professor in the Maxwell School, co-authored a survey exploring the views of people living in communities near data centers on development restrictions and regulations.
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Connecticut AG Says State Wanted Paramount to Sell CNN, CBS News
J. Christopher Hamilton, associate professor in the Newhouse School, says the lack of a divestiture requirement in the Paramount settlement suggests regulators lacked leverage.
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Trump’s White House Media Ban May Be on Shaky Ground
Roy Gutterman, professor in the Newhouse School, says the media ban is part of a troubling erosion of free speech protections for political purposes.
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Breaking Down Iran’s Speech at the United Nations After Trump’s ‘Annihilate’ Threat
Robert Murrett, professor of practice in the Maxwell School, discusses the takeaways from speeches by President Trump and the Iranian president before the United Nations General Assembly.