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VPA is the first Syracuse University school selected to begin implementing the University’s Climate Action Plan (CAP), the blueprint released in September 2009 designed to make SU climate neutral by 2040.

SU NEWS AND EVENTS COVERAGE The Huffington Post republished the text of the Commencement address given by Jamie Dimon. Additionally, Bloomberg/BusinessWeek included excerpts from the speech in a round-up of 2010 commencement addresses delivered by business leaders. Newsweek cited information…

College of Arts and Sciences’ James Watts quoted in American Libraries Magazine on browsing collections in the Internet age

More than 200 Syracuse City School District parents will be attending the Syracuse Family Leadership Conference on Saturday, May 22, in the Life Sciences Complex on the Syracuse University campus. The conference, sponsored by the Syracuse City School District Parent Partnership Network, Say Yes to Education and Prevention Network, will offer parents more than 30 workshops in the areas of student achievement, building stronger families and parent/child communication.

Locally, hydrofracking (hydraulic fracturing) is a hot topic.

SU NEWS AND EVENTS COVERAGE Yesterday’s Syracuse University Commencement celebration featuring JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon as commencement speaker was covered by Bloomberg/BusinessWeek, Reuters, CNBC, Bloomberg Television, MSNBC, WSYR-TV, Post-Standard, YNN News, WSTM-TV, and WAER-AM. Syracuse.com has posted a video…

Syracuse University Commencement covered by national and local media

The Syracuse International Film Festival (SYRFILM) has brought together representatives from several educational institutions throughout Central New York to form a regional consortium of media educators and presenters that will work to bring increased recognition, tourism, business and cultural opportunities…

The Syracuse University Humanities Center has announced recipients of its 2010-11 Dissertation/Thesis Fellowships.

Newhouse School’s Robert Thompson quoted in Washington and Toronto media on the ending of “Law & Order” and “Lost”