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U.S. President Barack Obama yesterday unveiled an unprecedented government-wide plan of commitment to strengthen support for military families, offering a glimpse at some of the new programs and cooperative efforts being launched in the coming months to improve quality of…

SU NEWS AND EVENTS COVERAGE The Transit Wire, which provides information on state-of-the-art technologies used in the public transportation industry, has a story (second item) about the pilot program GPS bus tracking system being tested by Syracuse University and Centro…

Transit Wire reports on Bus Time pilot program on Connective Corridor

College of Human Ecology’s Eric Kingson quoted in AARP Bulletin on boomers’ second careers

SU NEWS AND EVENTS COVERAGE The Saturday announcement of the SRC providing a $5 million community matching gift to Say Yes to Education was covered by the Post-Standard, YNN News, WSYR-TV, WSYR radio, and CNY Central. Area media coverage of…

Syracuse becomes first ‘Say Yes to Education City’ in the nation At a Jan. 22 reception at the Central New York Philanthropy Center, officials from SRC, Inc.—formerly Syracuse Research Corporation—announced that the company is making a $5 million community matching…

SU NEWS AND EVENTS COVERAGE 9WSYR’s “Bridge Street” hosted Juli Boeheim and Rachel Gazdick, Say Yes Syracuse executive director, to speak about the plans for the first ever Say Yes to Education Day this Saturday, to raise money for Say…

Plans for first Say Yes to Education Day highlighted by local media

Syracuse University, through the Connective Corridor, is partnering with Centro on an 18-month pilot program that will provide real-time predictive bus information for riders along the Corridor and many campus shuttle routes. The technology is called “Bus Time,” and involves…

In celebration of SUNY ESF’s 100-year anniversary, the Syracuse University Archives is pleased to announce a new online exhibition, “SUNY ESF and SU: 100 Years of Collaboration.”