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Rob Enslin(315) 443-3403 “What’s in a name?” Amanda Eubanks Winkler has been mulling over Shakespeare’s question since she assumed leadership of the newly re-christened Department of Art and Music Histories in July 2009, succeeding longtime chair Wayne Franits. A departmental…

Rob Enslin(315) 443-3403 The Andrew W. Mellon Central New York Humanities Corridor has announced its Fall 2009 schedule of events and activities. Unless otherwise indicated, everything is held at Syracuse University and is free and open to the public. For…

The Department of Fine Arts has changed its name to the Department of Art and Music Histories.

The Andrew W. Mellon Central New York Humanities Corridor has announced its Fall 2009 schedule of events and activities.

College of Human Ecology’s Rick Burton writes in SportBusiness International on the Olympics and ice hockey

Elizabeth Fowler, assistant professor in the College of Visual and Performing Arts, is included among presenters at an upcoming Everson Museum of Art symposium, “Women as Visionaries-Women as Participants,” reported in Art Daily. Rick Burton, the David B. Falk Distinguished…

Liz Miller(347) 432-2709 The opening plenary speaker on the fourth day of the Ninth International Healthy Buildings Conference, hosted by the Syracuse Center of Excellence, was Tom Kelly, director of the Indoor Environments Division (IED), a non-regulatory body of the…

Rob Enslin(315) 443-3403 Winslow Homer’s time at Houghton Farm in downstate New York is the subject of a major symposium at Syracuse University. “Winslow Homer in the 1870s: A Time of Crisis in American Culture” is a free public symposium…

Winslow Homer’s time at Houghton Farm in downstate New York is the subject of a major symposium at Syracuse University.

Edwidge Danticat, author “The Dew Breaker” (Vintage, 2005) and other best-selling novels and short stories, is speaking at Syracuse University Wednesday, Oct. 14.