Roy Gutterman, associate professor and Director of The Tully Center for Free Speech, was quoted in CNET “Facebook on Cleveland murder video: we need to do better.”

The Central New York Business Journal provided coverage of a newly awarded grant to Syracuse University in the story “NSF awards Syracuse professors nearly $1M grant to recruit “underrepresented” students in STEM fields.”

Jennifer Grygiel, assistant professor of Communications, was interviewed by MSNBC in it’s coverage of the Facebook video homicide broadcast.

Michael Marciano, and Jonathan Adelman, both assistant research professors, were featured in an article in IEEE Pulse about the  Forensic and National Security Sciences Institute titled “New Forensics Approaches Looking More “CSI”-Like.”

Jennifer Stromer-Galley, professor in the School of Information Studies, was quoted in a story in story in GCN Magazine titled “Building machine parts for intelligence analysts.”

Tara Helfman, associate professor of law, was quoted in an article in the News and Observer titled “Was the Civil War unconstitutional as Rep. Larry Pittman said?”

David Crane, Professor of Practice in the College of Law, and Zachary Lucas, a College of Law student, were both interviewed by CNYCentral.com for a story about the new white paper by the Syrian Accountability Project

Tara Helfman, associate professor of law, was quoted in an article in the News and Observer titled “Was the Civil War unconstitutional as Rep. Larry Pittman said?”

James Roger Sharp, Professor of History (emeritus) authored an op-ed piece for Syracuse.com titled “President Trump versus the First Amendment”

Michael Marciano, and Jonathan Adelman, both assistant research professors, were featured in an article in IEEE Pulse about the  Forensic and National Security Sciences Institute titled “New Forensics Approaches Looking More “CSI”-Like.”