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Syracuse Law Review Symposium Examines American Law at 250

Judges McKee and D'Agostino keynote the Nov. 6 event in Dineen Hall, with scholars probing law's promise and practice at the nation's 250th.
Robert Conrad Oct. 26, 2026
Syracuse Law Review Symposium Examines American Law at 250

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. 
Diane Stirling Oct. 26, 2026
What Solving a Complex Math Riddle Taught a Student About Himself  

Remembrance Week 2026 in Photos

The week's activities were planned to look back and honor the victims while looking forward and making positive impacts in the world.
Kelly Homan Rodoski Oct. 26, 2026
Remembrance Week 2026 in Photos

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.
News Staff Oct. 26, 2026
Gerry McNamara ’06 Comes Home: ‘This Is Exactly Where I Want to Be’

From the Olympics to the Orange: Brian Idalski Brings a Global Hockey Résumé to Syracuse

Women’s hockey’s new head coach has more than 400 wins and a coaching philosophy that emphasizes playing for the “S” on the front of the
John Boccacino Oct. 23, 2026
From the Olympics to the Orange: Brian Idalski Brings a Global Hockey Résumé to Syracuse

Hands-On Training Prepares Forensic Science Graduates for Dream Careers

Joelle Provino G’25 and Lilah Effron G’26 credit faculty who work in the field and real-world internships for launching their careers in firearms and death
John Boccacino Oct. 22, 2026
Hands-On Training Prepares Forensic Science Graduates for Dream Careers

Challenges Become Purpose in the Social Work Program

Inspired by the transformative potential of mental health counseling, Aaliyah Muolo Vergara is earning a master's degree while thriving in her full-time University role.
News Staff Oct. 22, 2026
Challenges Become Purpose in the Social Work Program

University Named One of Golf Digest’s Best Colleges for Casual Golfers

The list recognizes institutions where students can enjoy golf as part of their college experience without playing on a varsity team.
Abby Haessig Oct. 22, 2026
University Named One of Golf Digest’s Best Colleges for Casual Golfers

LaunchPad Alum, Orange Innovation Awardee Is Finalist for GENIUS NY

Angelo Niforatos G’20, G’25 is one of five finalists for the Empire State Development’s GENIUS NY business accelerator.
Cristina Hatem Oct. 22, 2026
LaunchPad Alum, Orange Innovation Awardee Is Finalist for GENIUS NY

Harriet Whitney Frishmuth’s Bronze Dancers On View in Manhattan

The Syracuse University Art Museum brings sculptures and drawings from its collection to the Louise and Bernard Palitz Gallery this fall.
Taylor Westerlund Oct. 22, 2026
Harriet Whitney Frishmuth’s Bronze Dancers On View in Manhattan

College of Law Hosts New Competition Focusing on NIL

Advocacy skills were put to the test as students navigated legal negotiations in the evolving NIL space.
Caroline K. Reff Oct. 22, 2026
College of Law Hosts New Competition Focusing on NIL

Maxwell School Launches Master of Science in Policy Analytics

The online program will prepare students to use technology and data analytics to design effective and responsible public policies.
Cort Ruddy Oct. 22, 2026
Maxwell School Launches Master of Science in Policy Analytics

Chelsea Siegal’s Journey From Newhouse to the NBA Champion Knicks

The senior digital content coordinator starts her fourth season with New York after documenting their captivating run to the 2026 NBA title.
Matt Michael Oct. 22, 2026
Chelsea Siegal’s Journey From Newhouse to the NBA Champion Knicks
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