Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs

The report from the Institute for Democracy, Journalism and Citizenship draws on responses from 112 publishers in 37 states and Washington, D.C.

Events at Bird Library will include a teach-in, a film screening, a talk on banned maps and more.

The traveling exhibition by the National Academy of Public Administration celebrates public servants amid America’s 250th anniversary.

In 90 seconds or less, entrepreneurs won up to $500 to launch their ideas—with the next pitch competition open for sign-ups now.

Maxwell’s Fethi Keles will examine how refugees create social networks as they create new lives in the United States.

The new institute unites researchers from four schools and colleges to advance the science and application of AI.

From Santiago to Syracuse: Students Report on Chilean History Research

Haynie pledges to work with faculty, staff and students to meet ‘Age of Acceleration’ head on.

The University community came together to celebrate a defining moment in campus history. Relive the highlights from a historic week.

Sisters Taylor, Sydney and Lauren Grosso left their family farm to earn M.P.A. degrees, finding the mentors, opportunities and family atmosphere that shaped their careers.

The additions align with the department’s expertise, student interests and public health industry demands.

Ahead of Chancellor Haynie’s installation, historian Chris Kyle and higher education scholar Cathy Engstrom explain the 800-year-old tradition’s enduring significance.

Chancellor J. Michael Haynie's inauguration festivities open with a full day of ideas, discovery and dialogue.