Syracuse Views Summer 2025

Seven people in matching orange shirts pose outdoors around a large black bin, with six people inside of it and one person sitting on the ground in front. A building, sidewalk and trees can be seen in the background.

Keeping with an 81-year tradition, members of this year’s Goon Squad are all smiles as they help new students move in to their residence halls. (Photo by Amy Manley)

Two people sharing a joyful moment with a small curly-haired dog outdoors. The woman on the left wears sunglasses and a navy "Syracuse" t-shirt, while the woman on the right has long wavy brown hair and is giving the dog a kiss.

An incoming student takes a moment to give a kiss to her dog while moving in during Welcome Week. (Photo by Amy Manley)

Nothing says “you’ve arrived!” like stopping by the Syracuse University sign for a photo op during Welcome Week. (Photo by Amy Manley)

Person demonstrating fire extinguisher use on outdoor flames while a large group observes; safety cones and equipment visible, indicating a fire safety training event.

Fire and Life Safety Services hosted the Fire Safety Academy, providing our resident advisors and resident directors with hands-on, real-world fire safety training. (Photo courtesy of the Department of Public Safety Facebook page)

A person in a white dress shirt and tie presents research at an academic poster session, gesturing with his hand while explaining his work to two attendees.

A student presents their research during the annual SOURCE Summer Research Symposium, which celebrates the research and discoveries made by our undergraduate students. (Photo by Amy Manley)

A young person in a green blouse holds a gecko while standing beside her research poster about stable isotope variation across surfaces of varying compliance and diameter in Phelsuma grandis.

A student researcher holds her gecko, oatmeal, while presenting her research during the annual SOURCE Summer Research Symposium. (Photo by Amy Manley)

Two people at a Syracuse University Sustainability Management information booth speak with two male students, one wearing an orange shirt and one in a navy shirt.

Syracuse University Libraries recently hosted the SummerStart resource fair, which is designed to help first-year students transition to life on campus by meeting with different departments to learn about the resources and services available to them. (Photo courtesy of the Syracuse University Libraries Facebook page)

A man in a navy Syracuse University polo shirt presents to a classroom of seated attendees, with a banner for the D'Aniello Institute for Veterans & Military Families visible in the background.

Veteran entrepreneurs hear from Willie Reddic (far right), associate professor of accounting and associate dean for business education in the Whitman School, during the annual Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans. (Photo courtesy of the D’Aniello Institute for Veterans and Military Families’ Facebook page).

Two women in bright yellow safety vests pose with Otto the Orange, Syracuse University's mascot, on an airport tarmac with military aircraft and personnel visible in the background.

Members of the College of Professional Studies were joined by Otto at the 174th Attack Wing Runway 5k at Syracuse Hancock International Airport. (Photo courtesy of the College of Professional Studies’ Facebook page)

Two beekeepers in white protective suits and veiled helmets inspect a honeycomb frame from an open beehive, with several white wooden hive boxes visible in a lush garden setting with purple wildflowers and green foliage in the background.

Beekeepers are in the process of harvesting honey from the beehives on South Campus. Jars of honey will be available for purchase in the fall. (Photo courtesy of Syracuse University Sustainability on Facebook)

A person with glasses and long brown hair reaches toward a bright green paper airplane or similar object inside what appears to be a clear plastic testing chamber or wind tunnel. They are wearing a gray shirt and is focused on the experiment. Behind her, two other students observe - one wearing a Golden State Warriors cap and a "STEM Trekkers" t-shirt, and another student in the background. The setting appears to be a science laboratory or classroom with white walls, fluorescent lighting, and various equipment visible.

Kasey Laurent, assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering in the College of Engineering and Computer Science, gives a lesson to students using a wind tunnel during the annual STEM Trekkers summer program. (Photo by Alex Dunbar)

Football coach Fran Brown (left) came to the Falk College of Sport to speak to high school students interested in sports management and sports analytics. (Photo courtesy of the Falk College on Facebook)

Looking up at Holden Observatory, the second-oldest building on campus, on a picture-perfect summer afternoon. (Photo courtesy of Syracuse University Alumni on Facebook)

A large group of young adults, appearing to be college students or study abroad participants, poses together on the stone steps of an ornate fountain in what appears to be an Italian piazza. The group of approximately 15-20 people is arranged in multiple rows, all wearing colorful summer clothing and many sporting orange lanyards, suggesting they're part of an organized program or tour. Behind them stands an elaborate baroque-style fountain with carved stone figures and decorative elements. The scene is set in a historic European square with characteristic orange and cream-colored buildings featuring traditional shuttered windows and balconies. Other tourists can be seen in the background, and the cobblestone plaza and architecture suggest this is likely Rome or another major Italian city.

Students and staff sit outside of the Parthenon together while on a walking tour of Rome landmarks during the School of Education’s fully inclusive study abroad experience in Italy. (Photo courtesy of the School of Education on Facebook)

Group of 13 people posing on a dirt path with the Hollywood sign in the background.

Students in the Syracuse University Los Angeles program joined students from other colleges on a group hike to the iconic Hollywood sign. (Photo courtesy of Brian Glennon ’28)

People tending plants in a fenced community garden surrounded by lush greenery.

Volunteers from the University’s Center for International Services helped weed and pull garlic for the South Campus food pantry. (Photo courtesy of Syracuse University Sustainability on Facebook)

A dramatic low-angle view of the JMA Dome shot against a brilliant blue sky with scattered white clouds and bright sunlight creating lens flares. The modern arena features a distinctive white steel truss roof structure and gray exterior walls. In the foreground, concrete steps with metal handrails lead up a grassy hillside toward the building. The 'JMA DOME' signage is prominently displayed on the facility's exterior.

Bright sunlight creates lens flares against a brilliant blue sky with scattered white clouds during a campus photo of the JMA Wireless Dome. (Photo courtesy of Syracuse University Alumni on Facebook)

12 people standing arm-in-arm on a grassy field with mountains and clouds in the background during an immersion trip to Peru

Exercise science students traveled to Peru this summer for an immersive trip as part of the course Peru and the Human Adaptive Response to Altitude. (Photo courtesy of the Falk College of Sport on Facebook)

Historic Hall of Languages building framed by stone pillars and street lamps, surrounded by green trees under a clear blue sky.

A gorgeous snap of the Hall of Languages on a summer day. (Photo by Kaustuv Mukherji, a Ph.D. student in computer and information science and engineering in the College of Engineering and Computer Science)

Group of people gathered outdoors around a large wooden Jenga tower in a public space with trees and buildings in the background. One person is interacting with the tower while others stand or sit nearby, engaged in a social and leisurely activity.

Participants in this game of Jenga shared plenty of laughs during SummerFest. (Photo by Amy Manley)

Three people play a game of cornhole on the Quad. One person is mid-throw with a blue bean bag aimed at the cornhole board, while the other two hold red and blue bean bags. The background features green bushes, trees, and part of a building.

University community members compete in a game of cornhole during SummerFest, an event where students, staff and faculty connected and built community in a social setting. (Photo by Amy Manley)

A historic red-brick building with a tall, ornate tower and multiple spires stands against a clear blue sky. The foreground features a lush green lawn adorned with blooming pink and white flowers, while tall evergreen trees frame the scene on both sides.

There’s not a cloud in the sky over Crouse College, and the flowers are in bloom on an idyllic summer day on campus. (Photo courtesy of the College of Visual and Performing Arts’ Facebook page)

a person in an orange shirt kneeling on grass, gently holding the front paws of a relaxed basset hound lying on its back, with a brick building and trees in the background.

Physics instructor Sam Sampere and Daphne (@daphnethebasset_su) take a break from physics with some belly rubs on a beautiful campus day. (Photo by Amy Manley)

Exterior of the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications with modern glass architecture and visible signage under a cloudy sky.

Even on an overcast day, campus shines. (Photo by Alana Brooks, student conduct investigator, Community Standards)

A group of people interacting at an admissions event in Schine Student Center. Tables with blue tablecloths display brochures, pens, and other promotional items. One person with an orange tote bag is holding a brochure, while another in a red shirt gestures toward the table. Additional tables and attendees are visible in the background, with large windows letting in natural light.

Sponsored by Admissions, high school guidance counselors recently visited with University staff as part of the Upstate New York International Counselor Tour, showcasing Syracuse’s offerings. (Photo by Amy Manley)

Two people stand at a table displaying print materials promoting Syracuse Abroad, including pamphlets labeled 'MADRID,' 'SANTIAGO,' and 'LONDON.' In the background, the Otto the Orange mascot is visible.

A representative from Syracuse Abroad spoke with high school counselors about study abroad programs during the recent Upstate New York International Counselor Tour held in the Schine Student Center. (Photo by Amy Manley)

Two people in blue rain ponchos stand near a large, powerful waterfall, with mist rising in the background and turbulent water below. One person is pointing upward with their index finger.

Earlier this summer, English Language Institute students got an up-close look at the majestic views and natural beauty of Niagara Falls. (Photo courtesy of the College of Professional Studies’ Facebook page)

Five individuals stand on a boat with a scenic backdrop of water and tall buildings. They are casually dressed and holding blue plastic ponchos while in front of Niagara Falls.

English Language Institute students pose in front of Niagara Falls during a recent summer excursion. (Photo courtesy of the College of Professional Studies’ Facebook page)

A classroom with students seated around a large U-shaped table, facing an instructor at the front. The room features fluorescent lighting, a ceiling-mounted projector, and a large chalkboard behind the instructor. Tables are scattered with notebooks, water bottles, and drinks. Posters decorate the walls, and a clock hangs above a bulletin board.

The inaugural class of the Bandier Master’s in Music Business program met with program director Bill Werde (far right) during the Newhouse School’s graduate program boot camp. (Photo courtesy of the Newhouse School on Instagram)

A large choir stands on tiered risers, all dressed in long black dresses. The choir members are mid-performance, with some gesturing expressively with their hands. A microphone stand is positioned in front of the group, and a piano is partially visible in the bottom right corner of the image.

The Spelman College Glee Club performs at Hendricks Chapel’s “Return to Community: A Sunday Gospel Jazz Service,” the grand finale of Syracuse International Jazz Fest. (Photo by ana gil)

A group of musicians performs on an outdoor stage. They play instruments including a trumpet, keyboard, guitar, double bass, and drums. Some are standing, others are seated. The background features large, ornate buildings and green trees. Stage equipment like speakers and microphones is also visible.

A behind-the-scenes shot of the Orange Juice jazz combo performing in Clinton Square during the 2025 Syracuse International Jazz Fest. (Photo by John Coggiola)

A group of people stands on a stage in front of red curtains and white columns. They are dressed in black clothing, some with colorful designs or text, and are part of a community choir. A microphone stand is positioned at the center. Some individuals are clapping, while others hold water bottles or have their hands at their sides.

Spirits were high in Hendricks Chapel as gospel and jazz music fused together at “Return to Community: A Sunday Gospel Jazz Service,” part of Syracuse International Jazz Fest. (Photo by ana gil)

Two children sit on the grass playing a game of giant Jenga. The child on the left wears a black top and blue jeans, and the child on the right wears a white shirt and dark pants. They are focused on stacking large wooden blocks. In the background, people are seated under large white tents.

Two children enjoy lawn games at the “Return to Community: A Sunday Gospel Jazz Service” luncheon on the Quad, part of Syracuse International Jazz Fest. (Photo by ana gil)

A group of six people stands on a sidewalk in front of a building. One person on the left holds a large circular sign that reads "ABC GOOD MORNING AMERICA" in yellow and white text on a blue background. Two others hold blue and yellow pom-poms. The group poses for a photo, with some smiling and looking at the camera. An urban street with buildings, trees, and pedestrians is visible in the background.

Students in the Newhouse School’s summer program in New York City joined ABC’s “Good Morning America” team as the program moved to a new studio in Hudson Square. (Photo courtesy of Newhouse NYC on Facebook)

Group of people at the Central New York Pride Parade, holding an orange 'Syracuse University' banner, with rainbow-colored signs including one that says 'GAY' and another that says 'HERE TO STAY."

Members of the University community walked in the Central New York Pride Parade in celebration of Pride month. (Photo courtesy of Syracuse University on LinkedIn)

Syracuse University mascot Otto the Orange holds a colorful pride flag above their head, with people and other flags in the background, at a Pride month event.

Otto marched alongside a contingent of the University community in the Central New York Pride Parade on June 21. (Photo courtesy of Syracuse University on LinkedIn)

Group of people in a parade, including Syracuse University mascot Otto the Orange, holding rainbow flags and signs. One sign reads 'GAY' and another person carries an orange 'Syracuse University' banner. Participants wear bright clothing and accessories

Rainbows and joy were abundant at the Central New York Pride Parade. (Photo by CoCo Boardman)

A person stands on a pitcher's mound in a baseball stadium, poised to throw a baseball. The stadium is filled with spectators, and colorful advertisements line the outfield walls. The individual is dressed in a navy blue shirt, beige pants, white sneakers, and a watch.

Men’s lacrosse coach Gary Gait ’90 throws out the first pitch during the annual SU Day at Yankee Stadium. (Photo courtesy of the men’s lacrosse Facebook page)

Person holding a blue New York Yankees cap with an orange Block S on the side, in a baseball stadium filled with spectators. The person is wearing colorful bracelets.

It was a beautiful day at the ballpark when Orange students, faculty, alumni and friends met up to watch the New York Yankees take on the Baltimore Orioles during SU Day at Yankee Stadium. (Photo courtesy of Syracuse University Athletics on Facebook)

A group of people poses in front of the ancient Inca terraces at Moray, Peru. The background showcases circular terraced agricultural fields carved into a green hillside, with mountains and a partly cloudy sky in the distance. The group is casually dressed.

Eleven Falk College students traveled to Cusco and Machu Picchu, Peru, with Exercise Science Professor Tom Brutsaert as part of the course, “Peru and the Human Adaptive Response to Altitude.” (Photo by Isabella “Ellie” Petros)

A group of six people stands on a balcony overlooking a scenic cityscape with red-roofed buildings and lush green mountains in the background. The sky is mostly clear with a few clouds.

Falk College students take in the sights in Peru as part of Exercise Science Professor Tom Brutsaert’s course, “Peru and the Human Adaptive Response to Altitude.” (Photo by Isabella “Ellie” Petros)

A view of the Hall of Languages at Syracuse University, featuring its central clock tower and arched windows. The building is framed by green trees on both sides, with orange flowers in the foreground against a partly cloudy blue sky.

Orange flowers are in bloom in front of the Hall of Languages on a summer day. (Photo courtesy of the College of Arts and Sciences on Facebook)

A historic brick building with tall white columns and detailed classical architecture, surrounded by trees and flowering plants in a lush, green setting.

Officially in a summer state of mind. (Photo courtesy of Syracuse University on Facebook)

A group photo showing eight adults, four seated in the front row and four standing behind them. The background includes a bookshelf with various items and a white wall with partial text visible.

Faculty and staff winners from this year’s “On My Own Time” art exhibition. Pictured clockwise from top left: Ronald Thiele, Scott Samson, Richard Breyer, Joseph Stoll, Kathleen Pascarella, Erin Beiter, Meghan Graham and Marie Luther. Their works were selected by an independent panel of artist judges to be displayed in the finale exhibition at the Everson Museum of Art from Oct. 4-Nov. 9.

A collage of images featuring a group photo, a woven shawl, ceramic art pieces, and an abstract painting. The group photo shows 20 people standing and sitting in two rows. The woven shawl is displayed on a mannequin with a red and black checkered pattern. The ceramic art pieces are white with blue interiors, shaped like abstract bowls or shells, displayed on a shelf. The abstract painting features swirling lines and colorful patterns with hints of floral elements.

A reception was held for the 27 employees who participated in this year’s “On My Own Time” art exhibition. Clockwise from top left: faculty and staff artists who attended the reception; “Sunrise or Sunset Shawl” (fiber art) by Meghan Graham; “Orchid Wail” (mixed media) by Jaime Banks; and “The Middle Way” (porcelain and glass) by Marie Luther.

A group of people standing in a circle outdoors in a grassy courtyard, participating in a group activity. Trees and buildings are visible in the background. The individuals are casually dressed and appear to be engaged in a recreational or team-building exercise.

Employees participate in a “Get Outdoors” event on the Quad, sponsored by the Wellness Initiative for faculty and staff in partnership with Outdoor Recreation. (Photo by Amy Manley)

Three people sitting on a blanket on a grassy area of campus, having a picnic or casual gathering. A large tree trunk is in the foreground, partially obscuring the view. A building with large windows and concrete columns is visible in the background.

Friends and iced coffee on the Quad make for a pretty good summer day. (Photo by Amy Manley)

A group of athletes in orange and blue uniforms with the letter 'S' pose outdoors in front of a wooded area, holding a yellow sign that reads 'NCAA Championships SYRACUSE.

The women’s rowing team placed 12th during the 2025 NCAA Women’s Rowing Championship, the program’s fifth consecutive NCAA Championship appearance. (Photo courtesy of the Syracuse Women’s Rowing Facebook page)

Otto the Orange stands outdoors near a barrier with partially visible text reading 'SYRACUSE WORKFORCE RUN'. Trees and grass are in the background.

Otto the Orange cheers on faculty and staff at the finish line of the Syracuse WorkForce Run on June 10. (Photo by Amy Manley)

Employees are all smiles at the Syracuse WorkForce Run June 10. (Photo by Amy Manley)

A person using a soldering iron on a green circuit board in a classroom or lab environment, with another individual standing nearby observing. The room has fluorescent lighting, green and white walls, and various pieces of equipment on tables in the background.

Student inventors with Invent@SU work on their prototypes during a recent open house. (Photo courtesy of the College of Engineering and Science Facebook page)

Three individuals in a storage room or pantry filled with shelves stocked with canned goods, cereal boxes, and other non-perishable food items. One person pushes a cart loaded with 'Kleenex' boxes, another stands beside a stack of similar boxes, and a third person observes the activity.

Libraries staff delivered donated food and hygiene items gathered during the “Food for Fines” collection program to the Coach Mac Food Pantry at Hendricks Chapel. (Photo courtesy of the Syracuse University Libraries Facebook page)

Two people standing behind a large Connect Four game board on a table, with alternating blue and teal discs. The scene is set at an outdoor event featuring white chairs and tables draped with orange and white tablecloths. Vases with flowers, a water bottle, and food items are visible on the tables. In the background, more people are gathered under a tent on a grassy area.

Staff members in the College of Arts and Sciences enjoy a friendly game of Connect 4 during a staff barbeque on the Quad. (Photo courtesy of the College of Arts and Sciences’ Facebook page)

Seven men dressed in business attire, including suits, dress shirts, and ties, standing outdoors in front of a building with columns and a large arched window. The background includes a clear blue sky with scattered clouds, street lamps, and a nearby building with glass windows.

Students in the School of Information Studies presented their research to the SEC Crypto Task Force in Washington, D.C.—demonstrating how emerging technology intersects with real-world policy. (Photo courtesy of the School of Information Studies)

Two people crouch in a garden bed, tending to small plants. The person on the left wears a black t-shirt, orange shorts, and sandals, while the person on the right wears a beige tank top, black pants, and white sneakers. Drip irrigation hoses run through the soil, and several young plants are visible. A grassy area, buildings, and parked cars can be seen in the background beyond a fence.

Garden Managers Erica Howard G’26 (left) and Alyssa Quinn G’26 work on the irrigation system for the newly planted vegetables at Pete’s Giving Garden. (Photo by Amy Manley)

Four people seated around a round table under a white tent on a grassy area, with one person in formal attire standing nearby. The table is covered with a white tablecloth and features a small flower arrangement in the center, along with plates of food and drinks. In the background, an open grassy field with trees and buildings is visible.

The College of Arts and Sciences Dean Behzad Mortazavi (far right) mingles with staff members during a staff barbeque on the Quad. (Photo courtesy of the College of Arts and Sciences’ Facebook page)

An art display featuring three framed artworks on a table. From left to right: a painting of a waterfall, a drawing of an octopus on a blue background, and a detailed pencil sketch of a dog's face signed by 'Mason Griffin.' Small placards are placed in front of each piece. The background reveals additional artworks and displays in an exhibition or gallery setting.

The 52nd annual “On My Own Time” celebration highlights the often-unsung faculty and staff artists who create art on their own time. (Photo by Amy Manley)

Students playing soccer on the Kenneth A. Shaw Quad

Students kick around a soccer ball on the Kenneth A. Shaw Quad. (Photo by Amy Manley)

A campus tour stops in front of Carnegie Library on a spring day. (Photo by Amy Manley)

Books, photos of veterans and poppies were part of the Memorial Day exhibition in Bird Library

Syracuse University Libraries marked Memorial Day with an “In Remembrance on Memorial Day 2025” exhibition in Bird Library. (Photo by Amy Manley)

A memorial plaque with names inscribed on it is mounted on a stone structure. In front of the plaque is a wreath made of red, white, and blue flowers with green foliage and matching ribbons. Trees and part of a building are visible in the background.

In commemoration of Memorial Day, a wreath-laying ceremony was held outside Hendricks Chapel. (Photo by Amy Manley)

A large group of lacrosse players in orange uniforms and white helmets pose together on a field, holding lacrosse sticks. At the center, several players display a banner that reads NCAA lacrosse championships Boston bound. The background features a clear blue sky, trees, and stadium lights.

The men’s lacrosse team poses after clinching a spot in Championship Weekend with a thrilling 19-18 win over Princeton in the NCAA quarterfinals. The Orange secured the program’s 27th appearance in the Final Four, third most in Division I history. (Photo courtesy of Syracuse University Athletics)

A group of people in orange jerseys celebrate while holding a large novelty ticket that reads 'Boston Bound.'

Members of the men’s lacrosse team celebrate after holding off the Princeton Tigers to secure a spot in the Final Four of the NCAA Division I Championship. (Photo courtesy of Syracuse University Athletics)

Four individuals dressed in 19th-century period costumes perform a dance or theatrical scene on a wooden stage. The backdrop features bookshelves and a fireplace. The performers wear long dresses in light blue, purple, plaid with beige, and mustard yellow.

The cast of “Little Women” perform at Syracuse Stage in the Department of Drama’s final performance of the 2024-25 season. (Photo courtesy of the College of Visual and Performing Arts’ Facebook page)

During its Awards and Appreciation celebration in New York City, the Martin J. Whitman School of Management honored its alumni, faculty, staff, recruiters and students who go above and beyond. Pictured are (from left to right) Interim Whitman Dean Alex McKelvie; Matty Simon (Whitman Impact Award); Blake Brossman ’98 (Dean’s Citation for Exceptional Service); Warren Johnson ’20 (Orange Ovation Award); Gisele Marcus-Thomas ’89 (Dean’s Citation for Exceptional Service); Douglas Present ’86 (Jonathan J. Holtz Award); and Tyler Newman ’20 (Orange Ovation Award).

Students gather in front of Buckingham Palace in London, with the grand facade of the palace featuring numerous windows and ornate architectural details under a partly cloudy sky.

During Maymester, students in the Falk College’s Department of Sport Management are participating in an Olympic Odyssey study abroad trip, traveling through four European countries to explore the history, culture and global influence of the Olympic Movement. Pictured here, students pose outside of Buckingham Palace. Follow their journey at olympicodyssey2025.blogspot.com. (Photo courtesy of the sport management department on Facebook)