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Dear SU Community Members, As chief of Syracuse University’s Department of Public Safety (DPS)—but also as a parent of a current SU student—my utmost priority is the safety of our students. I want to take this opportunity to address concerns…

An international array of film scholars, composers and sound designers is converging on Syracuse for the “Forum on Music and Sound in Film.”

Jaime Winne Alvarez(315) 443-3784 Five distinguished Syracuse University alumni representing excellence in the areas of civil liberties and women’s rights, international business and law, the performing arts, social activism and literature will be honored with George Arents Awards during the…

Arents Awards are the University’s highest alumni honor.

Judy Holmes(315) 443-8085 Syracuse University senior Amy Rabideau is among 18 students nationwide to receive the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation’s 2009–10 scholarship award. The $10,000 scholarship is presented to top science and engineering students who exhibit exceptional performance, initiative and creativity…

Research by Syracuse University’s Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC) was cited in a CNN Money article on mortgage fraud prosecutions. The CNY Speaks Initiative, the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, and Gregory Munno, adjunct instructor in the Newhouse…

SU News Services(315) 443-3784 Treatment of hospital-related infections in the United States costs up to $11 billion a year, and about half of those infections are related to medical devices implanted in patients. Until now, efforts to control drug-resistant biofilms…

Jaime Winne Alvarez(315) 443-3784 Syracuse University’s Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs and S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications will jointly host a delegation of nine North Africa journalists from Oct. 1-7 as part of the U.S. Department of…

Syracuse Biomaterials Institute’s Patrick Mather quoted by Reuters on use of hydrogel mats to sterilize medical implants

Syracuse Symposium continues with a lecture by William J. Thomas (W.J.T.) Mitchell, renowned theorist on iconography and visual culture.