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“Elements of Syracuse” adorns Forman Park.

Seeking refuge from ongoing military conflicts in their home country of Sudan, Mary Mayom and her five children spent eight years in refugee camps in Kenya and Nairobi before coming to the United States through the United Nations Refugee Agency. Mayom and…

Participants are needed for a study of life perspective, health behaviors and health.

Campus groups/organizations with a “green” or sustainable focus are invited to highlight their efforts, reach out to potential new members and connect with other groups during a Sustainability Networking event on Thursday, Dec. 2.

This spring, School of Information Studies Professor Kenneth Lavender will teach a newly revamped graduate course, IST 624, “Preservation of Library and Archival Collections.”

A political science doctoral student is seeking SU staff to participate in a research study on the news media.

Syracuse University senior John Giammatteo has been named a 2011 Marshall Scholar by the Marshall Aid Commemoration Commission of Great Britain. The highly selective and prestigious award is presented annually to as many as 40 intellectually distinguished young Americans to…

Boston-area alumnus Michael Thonis ’72 challenges Boston alums to join the effort Officially launched in November 2007, the five-year Campaign for Syracuse University is now at a critical juncture. With a total of $787,777,055 raised as of Sept. 30, and…

SU NEWS AND EVENTS COVERAGE Variety magazine highlighted composer-songwriter J. Ralph for his work on the soundtrack for “Wretches and Jabberers,” a documentary about the travels of disability rights advocates Tracy Thresher and Larry Bissonnette, co-produced by Douglas Biklen, dean…

LA Daily News reports on “The Future of Sports Broadcasting” event with Newhouse School’s Joel Kaplan