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SU in the News: Wednesday, September 29
TRAC research on frequency of immigrant deportations cited in Philadelphia Inquirer
Tucker Culbertson to speak at Oct. 7 IRP
The Institute for Retired Professionals (IRP) will host Tucker B. Culbertson, assistant professor of law at Syracuse University College of Law, at its Oct. 7 meeting.
‘Lights Out’ message continues to spread across campus
SU’s “Lights Out” campaign is targeting wasteful electricity use throughout campus academic and administrative buildings.
iSchool’s Lankes to present virtual conference on eBooks
School of Information Studies Professor R. David Lankes will deliver the keynote presentation at “eBooks: Libraries at the Tipping Point,” a virtual conference held at the Peter Graham Scholarly Commons (PGSC) in Bird Library at Syracuse University on Wednesday, Sept. 29.
SU Humanities Center continues ‘conflict’ theme with lecture, symposium devoted to modern African literature, Oct. 14-15
The Syracuse University Humanities Center continues its exploration of “conflict” with a daylong symposium devoted to modern African literature.
Stanford’s Adrienne Mayor to speak on Mithradates at Moses Finley Memorial Lecture Oct. 18
Adrienne Mayor, research scholar in classics and history of science at Stanford University, will deliver the Moses Finley Lecture Monday, Oct. 18.
Maxwell School receives major gift from Chicago businessman Andrew Berlin
The Maxwell School has announced that it has received a $500,000 endowment gift to fund faculty research relating to issues of national security.
Syracuse University Department of Drama presents ‘Cabaret’
Kander and Ebb’s groundbreaking musical “Cabaret” will inaugurate the Syracuse University Department of Drama’s 2010-11 season.
Vaudeville star Flossie Turner Lewis records at Belfer Archive
Vaudeville audiences knew Lewis as ‘Little Hot Mama.’
World-renowned literacy activist Stephen Krashen to deliver CDL lecture on Sept. 27, Brown Bag lecture on Sept. 28
Literacy activist and expert on second language learning Stephen Krashen believes that the best way to improve reading is to read.