Campus & Community

Graduate School Presents 39 Outstanding Teaching Assistant Awards

Teaching assistants are essential to the educational enterprise at Syracuse University. To recognize their critical role and their valuable contributions to undergraduate and graduate education,
Diane Stirling April 16, 2024
Graduate School Presents 39 Outstanding Teaching Assistant Awards

Lender Center Postdoctoral Fellow Examines the Impact of Gentrification and Displacement in Western and Central New York

Growing up in Rochester and attending the University of Buffalo, Lender Center for Social Justice Postdoctoral Fellow J Coley saw firsthand how gentrification and displacement
Diane Stirling April 16, 2024
Lender Center Postdoctoral Fellow Examines the Impact of Gentrification and Displacement in Western and Central New York

Giving for a Common Good: Fraternities and Sororities Compete for the Inaugural Hendricks Cup

On March 27 there was energy in the air for Syracuse University’s 2024 Giving Day. This year, for the first time, Hendricks Chapel partnered with
Dara Harper April 15, 2024
Giving for a Common Good: Fraternities and Sororities Compete for the Inaugural Hendricks Cup

Dario Nardella, Mayor of Florence, Italy, to Address Syracuse University Graduates During 2024 Commencement

The Mayor of Florence, Italy, Dario Nardella, will deliver Syracuse University’s 2024 Commencement address Sunday, May 12, in the JMA Wireless Dome. The ceremony will
News Staff April 15, 2024
Dario Nardella, Mayor of Florence, Italy, to Address Syracuse University Graduates During 2024 Commencement

Libraries’ Read and Publish Agreement With Springer Allows Easier Open Access for Researchers

Syracuse University Libraries recently signed its 12th ‘read and publish’ open access agreement, this time with major academic publisher Springer, expanding the reach of researchers’ scholarly
Cristina Hatem April 15, 2024
Libraries’ Read and Publish Agreement With Springer Allows Easier Open Access for Researchers

Maxwell’s Natalie Koch Speaks on ‘Arid Empire’ for Arizona State Library

Natalie Koch, professor of geography and the environment in the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, recently gave an address for the State of
News Staff April 15, 2024
Maxwell’s Natalie Koch Speaks on ‘Arid Empire’ for Arizona State Library

For Many Graduate Students, Community-Engaged Scholarship Gives Extra Meaning to the Educational Experience

Graduate-level learning, research and creative activities take place in classrooms, labs and studios on the Syracuse University campus, but they also occur throughout the community
Diane Stirling April 15, 2024
For Many Graduate Students, Community-Engaged Scholarship Gives Extra Meaning to the Educational Experience

Graduate School Marshal Takes Community-Engaged Approach to Scholarship

Graduate School marshal Andrew Ridgeway, a doctoral student and graduate teaching assistant in the College of Arts and Sciences’ composition and cultural rhetoric program (CCR),
Diane Stirling April 15, 2024
Graduate School Marshal Takes Community-Engaged Approach to Scholarship

Graduate School Summer Funding Competition Awards Announced

Seventy-one scholars are the recipients of dissertation and pre-dissertation fellowship awards through The Graduate School’s Summer Funding Competition. The $4,500 awards are given annually to
Diane Stirling April 15, 2024
Graduate School Summer Funding Competition Awards Announced

Syracuse University to Transform Falk College Into First-of-Its-Kind College of Sport; Launch Strategic Planning to Advance Excellence in Human Dynamics Programs

Two decades after the launch of its sport management program, Syracuse University today announced that as a result of its significant growth and academic excellence,
News Staff April 15, 2024
Syracuse University to Transform Falk College Into First-of-Its-Kind College of Sport; Launch Strategic Planning to Advance Excellence in Human Dynamics Programs

Annual Three-Minute Thesis Competition Provides Research Capsule Talks

Creating an elevator pitch from information gleaned through years of specialized research takes clear thinking, precise wording and a flair for presenting to an audience.
Diane Stirling April 15, 2024
Annual Three-Minute Thesis Competition Provides Research Capsule Talks

Alex K. Jones Is New EECS Chair in the College of Engineering and Computer Science

The College of Engineering and Computer Science (ECS) welcomes Alex K. Jones as the Klaus Schroder Endowed Professor for Engineering and chair of the Department
Alex Dunbar April 15, 2024
Alex K. Jones Is New EECS Chair in the College of Engineering and Computer Science

9 Faculty Honored for Excellence in Graduate Education

Each year, the Graduate School honors outstanding professors with the Excellence in Graduate Education Faculty Recognition Award. The student-driven award acknowledges faculty who have had
Diane Stirling April 12, 2024

Office of Diversity and Inclusion Accepting Applications for Administrative Fellowship

The Office of Diversity and Inclusion (ODI) is offering staff members the opportunity to advance diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility on campus through a fellowship
News Staff April 12, 2024
Office of Diversity and Inclusion Accepting Applications for Administrative Fellowship

The Mid-State Regional Partnership Center: Supporting Those Who Support Students with Disabilities

Kayleigh Sandford and Stephanie Spicciati have worked so long and so closely together that they almost finish each other’s sentences. Central New York school districts
Martin Walls April 11, 2024
The Mid-State Regional Partnership Center: Supporting Those Who Support Students with Disabilities

Syracuse Stage Announces 2024/25 Season

Glass slippers, world champions, missing love letters and many, many Mai Tais add up to a remarkable 24/25 season at Syracuse Stage, featuring a beloved
News Staff April 11, 2024
Syracuse Stage Announces 2024/25 Season

Need a Better Headshot? iSchool Alumnus Has New AI Tool to Help

When Keegan Slattery '13 looks at LinkedIn and other networking sites, he sees a recurring theme—a lot of people have bad photos that don’t represent
Anya Woods April 11, 2024
Need a Better Headshot? iSchool Alumnus Has New AI Tool to Help

‘My Heritage Shapes My Identity, Fuels My Passions:’ The Importance of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month

April is a time for the Syracuse University community to celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month. Celebrated nationally in May, the University hosts
John Boccacino April 11, 2024
‘My Heritage Shapes My Identity, Fuels My Passions:’ The Importance of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month