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Newhouse School’s BodyTalk project invites SU, local communities to share stories about food, body image
Wendy S. Loughlin(315) 443-2785 How do you see yourself—thin, fat, somewhere in between? How do you feel about food—love it, hate it, struggle with it every day? Tell your story as part of BodyTalk, an initiative of the S.I. Newhouse…
Newhouse School establishes Mower Advertising Forum in honor of alumnus Eric Mower
Wendy S. Loughlin(315) 443-2785 The Department of Advertising in the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications has announced the establishment of the Eric Mower Advertising Forum in honor of Eric Mower ’66, G’68, chairman and CEO of the advertising and…
Newhouse School’s BodyTalk project invites SU, local communities to share stories about food, body image
How do you see yourself—thin, fat, somewhere in between?
Syracuse University expands Zipcar car-sharing program on campus
SU has introduced three additional vehicles to its Zipcar fleet—for a total of five.
SU symposium to honor the late New York Times political correspondent Robin Toner, examine political reporting in digital age
Wendy S. Loughlin(315) 443-2785 The life and work of the late, acclaimed New York Times political correspondent Robin Toner ’76 and the changing nature of political reporting are the subjects of a symposium hosted by Syracuse University’s S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications…
Thousands of Syracuse city elementary students begin Say Yes after-school program
Susan Feightner(315) 443-1525 Nearly 2,000 Syracuse city school students in grades K-4 will begin the Say Yes After School Program on Tuesday, Oct. 13. The program began last year in the Corcoran quadrant with 800 K-3 students enrolled in the…
Thousands of Syracuse city elementary students begin Say Yes after-school program
Nearly 2,000 Syracuse city school students in grades K-4 will begin the Say Yes After School Program on Tuesday, Oct. 13.
‘New generation’ architect to lecture at Syracuse Architecture
Audrey Matlock will speak at the Syracuse University School of Architecture on Tuesday, Oct. 27.
How physics makes things work is focus of free public event
Louis Bloomfield, professor of physics at the University of Virginia, will present “How Things Work: Physics in Everyday Life” at 8 p.m., Friday, Oct. 16.
Alexander Manu gives students insight on strategic innovation
During a guest lecture on Oct. 7 in the Syracuse University course IST 500,“What’s the Big Idea,” international innovation consultant Alexander Manu spoke about empowerment.