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Light Work Exhibition Explores Deep Time Narratives

The exhibition by artists Sayler/Morris and Christina Seely is on display at Light Work through Dec. 11

Rob Enslin Oct. 6, 2026

Light Work Exhibition Explores Deep Time Narratives

Students Share Experiences and Bond Through Adirondack Adventure

The Leadership Outdoor Orientation Program introduces incoming first-year students to each other and the thrills of whitewater rafting, kayaking and zip-lining together.

Jay Cox Oct. 6, 2026

Students Share Experiences and Bond Through Adirondack Adventure

Photos: Syracuse Views Through the Decades

Step back in time with photos that capture the University campus and student life through the years.

Dialynn Dwyer Oct. 6, 2026

Photos: Syracuse Views Through the Decades

Maxwell Advisory Board Welcomes Six Accomplished Alumni

Their expertise spans a range of fields, and they play a vital role in advising the dean and school leadership.

News Staff Oct. 6, 2026

Maxwell Advisory Board Welcomes Six Accomplished Alumni

3 Student Entrepreneurs Win Prizes From LaunchPad

A total of $4,000 in prizes was handed out during the 2026 Freelance, Small Business and Creatives pitch competition.

Cristina Hatem Oct. 6, 2026

3 Student Entrepreneurs Win Prizes From LaunchPad

A&S Researcher Shares Indigenous Perspectives on the Nation’s Founding

Professor Scott Manning Stevens is helping ensure Indigenous histories are part of the story America tells about its origins.

Dan Bernardi Oct. 6, 2026

A&S Researcher Shares Indigenous Perspectives on the Nation’s Founding

Noontime Running League Gives Faculty and Staff a Midday Reset

Since 1973, weekly runs on the track have helped colleagues build fitness, forge friendships and clear their minds to tackle their toughest problems.

John Boccacino Oct. 5, 2026

Noontime Running League Gives Faculty and Staff a Midday Reset

Researcher Helps Show Why the Universe May Be Stuck in Place

A new study by postdoctoral researcher Gregory Kaplanek suggests the universe may be trapped in its own comfort zone—and why that is a good thing.

Alex Dunbar Oct. 5, 2026

Researcher Helps Show Why the Universe May Be Stuck in Place

One Block of Marshall Street to Temporarily Close Near Construction Site

The block of Marshall Street between Walnut Avenue and Comstock Avenue will be closed Tuesday, Oct. 6, through Friday, Oct. 9.

News Staff Oct. 5, 2026

Summer Robotics and AI Program Turns Student’s Curiosity into Career Pathway

An eight-week research trial became a bigger opportunity for undergraduate Ruben John—now an assistant in his mentor's robotics lab.

Diane Stirling Oct. 2, 2026

Summer Robotics and AI Program Turns Student’s Curiosity into Career Pathway

Academic-Industry Partnerships Focus on Student Success and Faculty Expertise

Inaugural Provost’s Innovation Fellow Brad Horn discusses how professional connections can foster new opportunities across campus.

Wendy S. Loughlin Oct. 2, 2026

Academic-Industry Partnerships Focus on Student Success and Faculty Expertise

3 Postdoctoral Researchers Honored for Impactful Research

The scholars were recognized for innovation and excellence in research and creative work in veteran health, speech therapy and ocean science.

Diane Stirling Oct. 2, 2026

3 Postdoctoral Researchers Honored for Impactful Research

SyracuseCoE Innovation Fund Supports 3 Local Companies

Three companies—KLAW Industries, Mission Power and TKF—have been selected to receive awards of up to $7,500 each for research and development projects.

News Staff Oct. 1, 2026

SyracuseCoE Innovation Fund Supports 3 Local Companies

Before Florence, Students Follow Mediterranean History Through Italy

An 11-day traveling seminar took students from Ravenna to Venice and into Italy’s northeastern borderlands.

News Staff Oct. 1, 2026

Before Florence, Students Follow Mediterranean History Through Italy

Whitman Names Cameron Miller Inaugural Nagpal Family Faculty Fellow

The fellowship was established in 2024 to support a faculty member selected by the dean, as part of the University’s Forever Orange Faculty Excellence Program.

News Staff Oct. 1, 2026

Whitman Names Cameron Miller Inaugural Nagpal Family Faculty Fellow

Libraries Seek User Feedback on Trial Collections

Faculty, staff and students are being asked to explore and provide feedback on several online resources under consideration for the collections.

Cristina Hatem Oct. 1, 2026

Libraries Seek User Feedback on Trial Collections

Survey Finds Burnout Is Top Challenge for Independent Local News Publishers

The report from the Institute for Democracy, Journalism and Citizenship draws on responses from 112 publishers in 37 states and Washington, D.C.

News Staff Oct. 1, 2026

Survey Finds Burnout Is Top Challenge for Independent Local News Publishers

Staff Mentoring Program: Accepting Applications and Nominations

Applications and nominations are open through Oct. 16 for mentorship pairings and career growth.

News Staff Oct. 1, 2026

Staff Mentoring Program: Accepting Applications and Nominations