Community

The event on April 21 will be anchored by a technology fair and tech expo in the Ensley Athletic Center.

Jamea Candy Johnson and Adara “Darla” Hobbs are using the Thursday Morning Roundtable series to connect research on affordable housing with the people who need

Beth Patin, an iSchool professor and library science expert, highlights lesser-known services that make public libraries essential community hubs.

Starting April 20, patrons can donate nonperishable food and hygiene items at any campus library circulation desk to reduce fees.

University students and professionals from three campus and community-based organizations offer a creative arts programs for local kids.

Participants discussed the region’s future and attended workshops on grant writing, mental health, data collection, legal services, artificial intelligence and conflict resolution.

The annual Point of Contact event will be held April 8 at 5:30 p.m. at Syracuse University Art Museum.

The drill, taking place March 31 to April 3, allows various agencies to practice their response to real-life events and plan for interagency cooperation.

Linda Infante Lyons will participate in several campus events April 6 to 17 as the 2026 Jeannette K. Watson Distinguished Visiting Professor in the Humanities.

Through a campuswide clothing drive, 267 dress shirts and blouses were collected to help students dress their best at a career fair.

A newly installed camera atop Lyman Hall invites viewers to follow the day-to-day adventures of resident red-tailed hawks Oren and Ruth.

Senior Gillan Weltman and faculty mentor Yalian Pei are working to further culturally informed care in speech-language pathology.

The Global Interfaith Leadership Project combines religious and spiritual formation with practical civic engagement.

The annual celebration included music and dance, remarks by Chancellor Kent Syverud and Syracuse Mayor Sharon Owens and recognition of the 2026 Unsung Heroes.