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The event celebrates the resilience of the creative spirit of those who endured this bleak period in history.

Eleven international professionals are pursuing non-degree study and professional development as the Maxwell School’s first cohort of Hubert H. Humphrey Fellows.

Anyone who has seen the Abraham Lincoln statue that anchors the Maxwell courtyard can’t forget it. But who is this Lincoln, and where did he come from?

An estimated 500 law students, faculty, staff, family, friends and members of the community gathered at the Hotel Syracuse to bid on more than 400 donated items.

Sara Miller(315) 443-9038 Throughout this week, recognized nationally as International Education Week (IEW), SU Abroad has hosted informational meetings for students that focus attention on the experiences that prepare Americans for a global environment and on the multitude of study…

According to Open Doors 2009, SU is ranked 11th among all U.S. doctorate institutions for undergraduate participation in study abroad programs.

Archivist Edward L. Galvin is honored for his contributions to the profession with induction into the Society of American Archivists.

Rob Enslin(315) 443-3403 “Faculty Works,” a new series of informal presentations by Syracuse University humanities scholars, gets under way at the SU Humanities Center with an inaugural event featuring Edward F. Mooney, professor of religion and philosophy in The College of…

“Faculty Works,” a new series of informal presentations by Syracuse University humanities scholars, gets under way at the SU Humanities Center.

Rob Enslin(315) 443-3403 Salt Hill, a quarterly journal published by writers affiliated with Syracuse University’s creative writing program in The College of Arts and Sciences, was recently recognized by The Best American Short Stories 2009 and The Best American Essays…