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SU in the News: Thursday, March 24
National and local media report on $15 million gift to SU from alumni David and Rhonda Falk
The M.E. Show
Students Matthew S. Lax and Ellen A. Burke cordially invite you to THE M.E. SHOW–a multi-media, multi-personality extravaganza featuring their new work in installation, performance and video.
Cara A. Howe named assistant archivist for Pan Am 103/Lockerbie Air Disaster Archives
Cara A. Howe has been named Syracuse University’s assistant archivist for the Pan Am 103/Lockerbie Air Disaster Archives. Howe started her new position on March 16 and reports to Edward L. Galvin, director of archives and records management in the…
David B. Falk ’72, Rhonda S. Falk ’74 make $15 million gift to Syracuse University
SU announces David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics Syracuse University alumni David B. Falk and Rhonda S. Falk have committed $15 million to SU—one of the largest-ever single gifts to the University. In honor of the Falks’…
SU in the News: Wednesday, March 23
BBC quotes Arts and Sciences’ Britton Plourde on progress in quantum computing
Call for SU Showcase sustainability video submissions
Whether you’re a film major, an avid YouTube video creator or a student who is passionate about environmental issues, here’s your chance to show off your filmmaking skills in front of a campuswide audience. Students for Tomorrow’s Environmental Policy (STEP)…
SU College of Law Impunity Watch journal welcomes United Nations Peacekeeper for symposium on child soldiers
The Impunity Watch Law Journal of Syracuse University College of Law will host its annual symposium, “Humans as Commodities: Child Soldiers,” on Friday, April 8, at 10 a.m. in Grant Auditorium. The event addresses the use of child soldiers in…
Nigel Hall to perform at Funk ‘n’ Waffles with Sophistafunk
MEISA, Syracuse University’s chapter of Music and Entertainment Industry Student Association, will present Nigel Hall with Sophistafunk Thursday, March 24, at 8:30 p.m. at Funk ‘n’ Waffles. MEISA is a student run group that books, markets and produces high-quality musical…
Listening devices help preserve confidentiality in hospitals for hearing-impaired patients
It’s against the law to share a person’s medical information with others without written consent. However, it’s almost impossible to prevent outsiders from overhearing private conversations in hospital rooms between doctors and hearing-impaired patients. It’s an all-too-common situation that a…
SU in the News: Tuesday, March 22
San Diego’s KGTV cites TRAC research in report on deportation cases being dismissed