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Students from Syracuse Abroad centers in Florence, Italy; Madrid, Spain and Strasbourg, France came together in the heart of Europe for a multi-center study abroad experience.
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This Extremely Common Social Habit May Actually Be a Sign of ADHD
Kevin Antshel, psychology professor in the College of Arts and Sciences, talks about the ways ADHD affects executive functioning, which is the brain’s “management system” that keeps actions, thoughts and feelings under control.
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The Shutdown Is Poised to Deepen Hunger in America—Just as the Trump Administration Stopped Tracking It
Colleen Heflin, professor in the Maxwell School, explores the potential fallout when federal food security surveys and statistics sharing are eliminated or suspended.
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Forensics Colleges in New York
Kathleen Corrado, professor in the College of Arts and Sciences, provides advice and insight to students considering a career within the forensic sciences field.
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States Turn to Warning Labels to Address Mental Health Issues Tied to Social Media Use
Adam Peruta, associate professor in the Newhouse School, emphasizes that responsible design should be the standard for protecting kids from easily circumvented AI safeguards.
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WISE Women’s Business Center Honors Local Women Entrepreneurs
The WISE Women's Business Center held its Economic Impact Forum in the Whitman School, marking 20 years of supporting women entrepreneurs and honoring local business owners with awards.
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Now Is Not the Time to Stop Measuring Food Insecurity
Colleen Heflin, professor in the Maxwell School, co-authored an opinion piece on the USDA's decision to discontinue collecting food insecurity data for 2025.