Engaged Citizenship

The Syracuse University Volunteer Organization teamed up with the local chapter of Sleep in Heavenly Peace to provide a warm, safe place for kids to

The sponsorship enables the community convening, which is sponsored by the Lender Center for Social Justice, to expand from a one- to two-day event.

By bringing together quilters of all ages and abilities, the Hendricks Chapel Quilters provide warmth and comfort for those in need.

Faculty, staff and students helped to transcribe important historical documents from the Colored Conventions of the 1800s for future digitization.

The Voting Rights and Policy residency examines the Voting Rights Act's origins and impact, and the ongoing challenges related to protecting Americans’ right to vote.

A collaboration between the Newhouse School and SUNY Upstate is helping student doctors learn how to explain a diagnosis effectively.

With a background in military service and a passion for public health, Nadia Morris-Mitchell is preparing to teach special education in Syracuse schools as a

Falk College students teach nutrition and cooking through hands‑on lessons that empower Syracuse schoolchildren to embrace healthy eating and lifelong food habits.

Professor Colleen Cameron joins forces with the University Art Museum as a Faculty Fellow to use art as a tool for fostering empathy and enhancing

Through volunteering, Orange student-athletes support their neighbors in need, set a positive example and develop into leaders.

The Annual Legislative Policy Day, co-sponsored by the School of Education, connects social work students with policymakers.

Three students combined a study-abroad experience with an international research opportunity, exploring green design and climate justice in the United Kingdom.

Branagan’s global journey began with a 2021 Fulbright Specialist grant to help universities in Estonia create media entrepreneurship programs. He has since spoken to audiences

Johanna Dunaway, research director at Syracuse University's Institute for Democracy, Journalism and Citizenship and a political science professor, explains how partisan viewpoints, news consumption and