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Syracuse Symposium 2009 celebrates ‘Light’
The SU and CNY communities are invited to celebrate “Light” through an array of events beginning on Sept. 10.
SU ‘Orange Alert’: What to do when you hear the siren
The University recently installed sirens as an enhancement to the Orange Alert system.
University receives highly competitive grant to put more science and mathematics teachers in the classroom
Judy Holmes(315) 443-8085 The Department of Science Teaching in Syracuse University’s College of Arts and Sciences recently received a $900,000 Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF). This highly competitive grant will enable the University…
University receives highly competitive grant to put more science and mathematics teachers in the classroom
A highly competitive grant will enable the University to place graduates in rural and urban schools where there is a critical shortage of highly qualified science and mathematics teachers nationwide.
New Connective Corridor bus schedule launches Aug. 31
Jemeli Tanui(315) 443-5172 Beginning Monday, Aug. 31, Syracuse residents and students will enjoy new bus service along the Connective Corridor that will link University Hill to downtown Syracuse and the Near Westside. The new Corridor schedule consolidates the former Warehouse…
SU in the News: Tuesday, August 25
iSchool’s Milton Mueller quoted on ICANN and Internet governance
SU in the News: Tuesday, August 25, 2009
“The English at leisure,” a photojournalism essay by Syracuse University Abroad faculty member Simon Roberts was published in the Guardian (UK). Milton Mueller, professor in the School of Information Studies (iSchool), was quoted in a Progress & Freedom Foundation article…
New enterprising students, new distinguished faculty point Syracuse University to the future
Kevin C. Quinn(315) 443-8338 Building on its legacy as a place of opportunity and innovation, Syracuse University this week will welcome 3,260 new undergraduate students—bright, enterprising women and men who represent the University’s most economically and socially diverse incoming class…
New enterprising students, new distinguished faculty point Syracuse University to the future
Building on its legacy as a place of opportunity and innovation, Syracuse University this week will welcome 3,260 new undergraduate students—bright, enterprising women and men who represent the University’s most economically and socially diverse incoming class ever.
SU’s Pulse Performing Arts Series announces 2009–10 season; highlights include jazz trumpeter Chris Botti and internationally acclaimed Martha Graham Dance Company
The 2009–10 season of Syracuse University’s Pulse Performing Arts Series features a selection of free events in addition to ticketed concerts.