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The video art project developed by Anne Beffel, associate professor of art.

In celebration of National Distance Learning Week 2009, the Syracuse University School of Information Studies (iSchool) is unveiling some new web resources for the University community, its peers, and the general public to promote and support online teaching and learning.

Kala Pierson, a New York City-based composer and sound/media artist, has been announced as the winner of the inaugural Gregg Smith Choral Competition Contest in the Rose, Jules R. and Stanford S. Setnor School of Music in Syracuse University’s College of Visual and Performing Arts.

Margaret Spillett(315) 443-1069 Equipping a soldier during World War II cost approximately $170. Today, that cost is approximately $26,000 per soldier, thanks to an increasing number of IT-related tools, according to Brig. Gen. Jeffrey Foley, commanding officer of U.S. Army…

Thanks to a $10,000 gift from Professor of Practice Scott Bernard G’98, students in the School of Information Studies’ Doctorate of Professional Studies in Information Management program now have a flexible fund to assist peers.

The U.S. Army SIGCEN School of Information Technology has established a formal agreement with the iSchool to educate U.S. Army officers on how to use and manage new information and communications technologies.

Arts and Sciences’ Jason Wiles quoted in New York Times on Islam, evolution and creationism

Jennifer Russo(315) 443-4751 Jerusalem-based artist Ayana Friedman will visit Syracuse University on Nov. 3-5 to discuss Holocaust teacher education programs and the art of the children of Holocaust survivors, culminating with a public presentation on Nov. 4. Her visit is…

Mehrzad Boroujerdi, director of the Middle Eastern Studies Program in the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, was quoted a New York Times article on political disagreement inside Iran about the proposed nuclear deal with the West. Jason Wiles,…

School of Education’s Kathleen Hinchman questions conflicts of interest within common-standards effort in Education Week