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A Lockerbie Native Takes Up the Work of Remembrance

James Johnson, a first-year student at the University of Strathclyde and member of the inaugural Syracuse Lockerbie Fellow Cohort, joins the Tundergarth Kirks Trust.
Kelly Homan Rodoski Oct. 15, 2026
A Lockerbie Native Takes Up the Work of Remembrance

University’s 2026 United Way Campaign Kicks Off Oct. 19

Pledge, host, collect or volunteer: This year’s employee giving campaign offers many ways to support neighbors across Central New York.
News Staff Oct. 14, 2026
University’s 2026 United Way Campaign Kicks Off Oct. 19

Online Marriage and Family Therapy Students Come to Campus

A group of online MFT students recently traded in their laptops for face-to-face interactions during a residency on campus with fellow students and faculty.
Sean Grogan Oct. 14, 2026
Online Marriage and Family Therapy Students Come to Campus

NSF Funds Professor’s Research to Tackle AI’s Blind Spots

Junzhe Zhang, professor in the College of Engineering and Computer Science, is working to help artificial intelligence learn from imperfect data.
Alex Dunbar Oct. 14, 2026
NSF Funds Professor’s Research to Tackle AI’s Blind Spots

Undergraduates: Share Your Syracuse Experience in a Quick Survey

Kathleen Haley Oct. 14, 2026
Undergraduates: Share Your Syracuse Experience in a Quick Survey

Voting Opens Thursday for Provost’s Advisory Committee Representatives

Eligible faculty can vote Oct. 15–30 to fill six seats on the Provost’s Advisory Committee on Promotion and Tenure.
News Staff Oct. 14, 2026
Voting Opens Thursday for Provost’s Advisory Committee Representatives

Public Health Students Take Their Research to a National Stage

From a class assignment to faculty-led research, these five Maxwell projects earned spots at the American Public Health Association’s 2026 Annual Meeting.
Jessica Youngman Oct. 13, 2026
Public Health Students Take Their Research to a National Stage

A&S Scientist Seeks To Build a Better Tree With Biotechnology

With the support of a National Science Foundation grant, biology professor Heather Coleman looks to advance genetic research on poplar trees.
Jay Cox Oct. 13, 2026
A&S Scientist Seeks To Build a Better Tree With Biotechnology

Professor Featured in MOST Scientist Showcase

Catherine García, professor of human development and family science in the College of Arts and Sciences, researches how conditions beyond genetics impact a person's health
Sean Grogan Oct. 13, 2026

Jordan Potash ’98 Headlines LGBTQ+ History Month Observance

Potash, who helped launch the LGBTQ+ Resource Center, returns Oct. 22 to join student leaders in a panel on community building as the center marks
Rob Enslin Oct. 13, 2026
Jordan Potash ’98 Headlines LGBTQ+ History Month Observance

Learning in Lockerbie: Students Explore the Power of Cultural Exchange 

Students are carrying forward the bond between Lockerbie and the University through field research, summer courses and Remembrance Exchange trips.
Ashley Barletta Oct. 13, 2026
Learning in Lockerbie: Students Explore the Power of Cultural Exchange 

New Partnership Expands Support for University’s Military-Connected Community

The OVMA Resiliency Program is adding Cabana Live, a free, anonymous peer support service that complements the Cabana Pod at the National Veterans Resource Center.
News Staff Oct. 13, 2026
New Partnership Expands Support for University’s Military-Connected Community

Graduate Student Awarded Child-Centered Play Therapy Scholarship

Martin Walls Oct. 13, 2026
Graduate Student Awarded Child-Centered Play Therapy Scholarship

Maxwell’s ‘Agents of Change’ Conference to Celebrate and Examine the Nation’s 250th Anniversary

The Oct. 16 event, part of the school’s USA@250 programming, will feature a keynote by Goldman School Dean David C. Wilson and panel discussions.
Cort Ruddy Oct. 12, 2026
Maxwell’s ‘Agents of Change’ Conference to Celebrate and Examine the Nation’s 250th Anniversary
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