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Samuel and Carol Nappi establish fund to expand College of Law’s Cold Case Justice Initiative
Sam and Carol Nappi have given a $250,000 gift in support of the Cold Case Justice Initiative.
Kiernan receives 2010 Chef of the Year honors from Syracuse chapter of American Culinary Federation
Hospitality management chef instructor Mary Kiernan has been named the 2010 Chef of the Year by the Syracuse chapter of the American Culinary Federation (ACF).
Stone Canoe journal takes silver at international IPPY Awards
The 2010 issue of Syracuse University’s Stone Canoe, A Journal of Arts and Ideas from Upstate New York, won a silver medal in the anthology category at the 14th annual Independent Publisher Book Awards.
New leadership of University human resources functions announced
As of July 1, Senior Associate Provost Kal Alston and Vice President for Business Operations Jena Prideaux McWha will jointly lead the Office of Human Resources.
University launches graduate certificate program in e-government
The School of Information Studies and the Maxwell School have established a new 12-credit certificate of advanced study in e-government management and leadership.
Say Yes to Education honors Frazer School students with red carpet entrance
Eleven third-graders from Frazer School in the Syracuse City School District will walk the red carpet into Barnes & Noble Booksellers in DeWitt on Tuesday, June 15.
Nearly 250 college students begin training to work in Say Yes summer camps
Nearly 250 college students will begin their training Saturday, June 12, to work as counselors in Say Yes to Education summer camps.
Near East Foundation makes historic move to Syracuse University
Syracuse University and the Near East Foundation (NEF) announce a historic affiliation that joins the national research university with the oldest nondenominational international development organization in the United States.
Southern Cayuga offers seniors a SU Project Advance opportunity
At Southern Cayuga High School, faculty members have witnessed firsthand the kind of impact that SUPA has on both the teachers and the students.
Syracuse Stage announces special addition to the 2010-11 season
No Child . . ., a nationally acclaimed one-person show documenting a teacher’s struggles and triumphs in New York City’s public school system, will run Sept. 21—Oct. 10 in the Storch Theatre as an off-subscription special presentation in Syracuse Stage’s 2010/2011 season.