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Elouafi to lecture on ‘Napoleon’s Discovery of Egypt’ Feb. 19
Elaine Quick. The SUArt Galleries announces a lecture by history professor Amy Elouafi in conjunction with the gallery’s new exhibition “Napoleon on the Nile: Soldiers, Artists, and the Rediscovery of Egypt.” The lecture, “Napoleon’s ‘Discovery’ of Egypt: Art & Science…
VPA student work featured in Erie Canal Museum exhibition
Erica Blust(315) 443-5891 Art and design students in Syracuse University’s College of Visual and Performing Arts (VPA) have collaborated with the Erie Canal Museum on its latest exhibition, “Observations East and West: Artists’ Views of the Historic Erie Canal.” The…
Syracuse University’s Winter Carnival 2009 adds fun and celebration to long winter season
Syracuse University’s Winter Carnival 2009 adds fun and celebration to long winter seasonFebruary 16, 2009Kelly Homan Rodoskikahoman@syr.edu Yes, it has been a long, cold and snowy winter in Syracuse. Syracuse University Winter Carnival 2009, Wednesday, Feb. 25, through Sunday, March…
SCSD students spend spring break exploring science, math at Le Moyne in program sponsored by SU GEAR UP
Susan Feightner(315) 443-1525 Dozens of Syracuse City School District (SCSD) middle and high school students will be spending their spring break week participating in a Le Moyne College GEAR UP Enrichment Program, sponsored by Syracuse University GEAR UP. SUGEAR UP…
Bridget Carpenter’s ‘Up’ makes East Coast premiere at Syracuse Stage on Feb. 25
Patrick Finlon(315) 443-3626 Bridget Carpenter’s “Up” will run Feb. 27-March 15 at Syracuse Stage. Previews will run Wednesday, Feb. 25, and Thursday, Feb. 26. Carpenter is a young American playwright on the rise. In this contemporary parable, based on the…
New book by SU philosopher sheds light on life and death
New book by SU philosopher sheds light on life and deathFebruary 13, 2009Rob Enslinrmenslin@syr.edu What constitutes a “good” life? Is death necessarily “bad?” If so, how can we understand death better? These questions and more are addressed in a much-anticipated…
Shen Wei, contributor to the 2008 Beijing Olympics Opening Ceremonies, to be in residence at SU
Kelly Homan Rodoski(315) 443-3784 In 1995, 26-year-old dancer and choreographer Shen Wei emigrated from his native China to the United States. That year, he presented his work at the prestigious American Dance Festival; an international audience immediately took notice. More…
Shen Wei, artistic director of New York-based Shen Wei Dance Arts and contributor to the 2008 Beijing Olympics Opening Ceremonies, to be in residence at Syracuse University beginning Feb. 24
Shen Wei, artistic director of New York-based Shen Wei Dance Arts and contributor to the 2008 Beijing Olympics Opening Ceremonies, to be in residence at Syracuse University beginning Feb. 24February 12, 2009Kelly Homan Rodoskikahoman@syr.edu In 1995, 26-year-old dancer and choreographer…
SU physicist appointed to prestigious national science advisory panel
Judy Holmes(315) 443-2201 Marina Artuso, professor in the Department of Physics in Syracuse University’s College of Arts and Sciences, was recently appointed to the national High Energy Physics Advisory Panel (HEPAP). The panel advises both the U.S. Department of Energy…
Unique interdisciplinary minor in Global Enterprise Technologies (GET) developed through Syracuse University/JPMorgan Chase Collaboration
Kelly Homan Rodoski(315) 443-3784 Information systems are vital to companies in every industry around the globe-from banking to retail to medicine. Beginning this semester, Syracuse University students in any major can increase their marketability through a unique, interdisciplinary minor in…