Arts & Humanities

The exhibition celebrates Eisenman’s transformative impact on architecture and reinforces the University’s role as a leader in architectural education and cross-cultural collaboration.

The six recipients have been honored for demonstrating outstanding vision, creative innovation and technical excellence.

A believable monster, a sympathetic victim and a sense of dread or anxiety are the essential components of a good scary movie.

Alexander Nemerov led a close-looking session at the Syracuse University Art Museum that helped graduate students trust their observations.

Through Syracuse STEAM Engines, local high school students and artists are reimagining neglected spaces as vibrant public places and developing workforce skills for Central New

The recently donated uniform belonged to Edward Joseph Rimkunas '40 and is the oldest in the archives' collection.

"Depicting the Everyday: A Legacy of Fine Arts Education at the Art Students League" is on view at the Bernard and Louise Palitz Gallery in

The collection documents Lyons' global advocacy for Indigenous rights, environmental stewardship and Haudenosaunee teachings.

The School of Architecture team was recognized by the American Institute of Architects for its ecological building design that generates its own energy.

Winning projects showcase innovative uses of structural steel to address sustainability, cultural heritage and urban transformation.

Kimberly Edelson ’25 was recognized for her work on the narrative short student film “The Wren in the Wood."

The junior anthropology and digital humanities major will conduct original research on the museum's permanent collection while working with staff.

The musical tells the true story of America's first female soldiers who served as bilingual telephone operators on WWI front lines in France.