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Study Links Sea Level to Earth’s Carbon Thermostat

Researchers found that a narrow band of ocean conditions maximized carbon burial for millions of years at a stretch.
Sean Grogan July 10, 2026
Study Links Sea Level to Earth’s Carbon Thermostat

Recent ECS Graduates Earn Elite Honor From National Engineering Honor Society

Tova Fink ‘26 and Sadie Meyer ‘26 have been named 2026 Laureates of the Tau Beta Pi Association, one of the highest honors bestowed by
Alex Dunbar July 9, 2026
Recent ECS Graduates Earn Elite Honor From National Engineering Honor Society

Alumni Association, GOLC Welcome New Members

They will work in partnership with the Office of Alumni and Constituent Engagement to foster connections within the Orange community.
Chris Velardi July 8, 2026
Alumni Association, GOLC Welcome New Members

Syracuse University Launches Uniquely Comprehensive AI Academic Portfolio

Degree programs, student bootcamp, research place Syracuse among a small group of universities offering a full, interdisciplinary path into artificial intelligence.
Wendy S. Loughlin July 8, 2026
Syracuse University Launches Uniquely Comprehensive AI Academic Portfolio

How Student Esports Casters Bring the Action to Life

Carson Kass ’28 and Ryan Blankenhorn ’26 have called hundreds of matches together, developing an on-air chemistry that transcends any single game.
John Boccacino July 8, 2026
How Student Esports Casters Bring the Action to Life

Oh the Places You’ll Go! Celebrating Recent High School Grads

Explore snapshots shared by campus community members celebrating the achievements of this year's graduating class.
Oh the Places You’ll Go! Celebrating Recent High School Grads

Tasting Sicily: A Culinary Signature Seminar From Palermo to Etna

Led by Professor Olivier De Maret, students explored Sicily's markets, farms and kitchens to trace food as a living archive of Mediterranean history.
News Staff July 7, 2026
Tasting Sicily: A Culinary Signature Seminar From Palermo to Etna

What University Community Members Value in Mike Haynie’s Leadership

The students, faculty and leaders who know Chancellor J. Michael Haynie describe someone who shows up, listens and follows through.
Jen Plummer July 7, 2026
What University Community Members Value in Mike Haynie’s Leadership

Phanstiels Gift $1M to Maxwell School for Van Slyke Scholarship

Howie '70, G'71, H'22 and Louise Phanstiel's gift, boosted by a $500,000 Syracuse Promise match, endows a scholarship honoring Dean David M. Van Slyke and
Eileen Korey July 7, 2026
Phanstiels Gift $1M to Maxwell School for Van Slyke Scholarship

Robert Hupp to Step Down as Syracuse Stage Artistic Director in Summer 2027

Hupp’s retirement comes after a decade with the company, defined by a commitment to new work and sustained institutional growth.
Joanna Penalva July 6, 2026
Robert Hupp to Step Down as Syracuse Stage Artistic Director in Summer 2027

Rick Welsh to Lead Agriculture, Food and Human Values Society

The Maxwell sociologist recently began his term leading the international organization focused on the study of food, agriculture and health.
Jessica Youngman July 6, 2026
Rick Welsh to Lead Agriculture, Food and Human Values Society

Center for the Creator Economy Represents on Capitol Hill

A University delegation joined lawmakers and leading platforms in Washington, D.C., to help shape the creator economy's next chapter.
John Boccacino July 6, 2026
Center for the Creator Economy Represents on Capitol Hill

Stay Aware of Juvenile Hawk Activity on Campus

With seven fledgling red-tailed hawks exploring campus, the community is encouraged to observe from a safe distance, giving these birds space as they learn to
Dan Bernardi July 2, 2026
Stay Aware of Juvenile Hawk Activity on Campus

A&S Names New Associate Dean for Creativity, Scholarship and Research

Gregory Hoke has more than 15 years of leadership experience in the College of Arts and Sciences and has a proven track record of international
Sean Grogan July 2, 2026
A&S Names New Associate Dean for Creativity, Scholarship and Research

Wu Awarded NIH Grant to Pursue Nanoparticle Therapy for Multiple Sclerosis

The College of Engineering and Computer Science professor plans to develop a new class of nanoparticle-based therapy designed to re-educate the immune system.
Alex Dunbar July 2, 2026

SyracuseCoE to Host International Healthy Buildings Conference

Global experts in indoor air quality and building science will convene for the 2027 conference of the International Society of Indoor Air Quality and Climate.
Emma Ertinger July 2, 2026
SyracuseCoE to Host International Healthy Buildings Conference

Kathrine Switzer Papers Now Open for Research

The collection materials support research in women's and gender studies, journalism, sports history, communication, public policy, sociology and activism. 
Cristina Hatem July 2, 2026
Kathrine Switzer Papers Now Open for Research

Entrepreneurs Find Support While Lifting Each Other Up

Aspiring innovators are turning personal passions into successful business ventures and finding community along the way.
John Boccacino July 2, 2026
Entrepreneurs Find Support While Lifting Each Other Up