Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs

Public Health Students Take Their Research to a National Stage

From a class assignment to faculty-led research, these five Maxwell projects earned spots at the American Public Health Association’s 2026 Annual Meeting.
Jessica Youngman Oct. 13, 2026
Public Health Students Take Their Research to a National Stage

Maxwell’s ‘Agents of Change’ Conference to Celebrate and Examine the Nation’s 250th Anniversary

The Oct. 16 event, part of the school’s USA@250 programming, will feature a keynote by Goldman School Dean David C. Wilson and panel discussions.
Cort Ruddy Oct. 12, 2026
Maxwell’s ‘Agents of Change’ Conference to Celebrate and Examine the Nation’s 250th Anniversary

A Fitting Backdrop: Maxwell Examines America’s 250th in Philadelphia

At the Museum of the American Revolution, Dean David M. Van Slyke and Professor Tessa Murphy reflect on the nation’s founding and the legacy of
News Staff Oct. 11, 2026
A Fitting Backdrop: Maxwell Examines America’s 250th in Philadelphia

Burton Blatt Institute Wins Two National Grants Totaling $4.5 Million

The awards will bring a significant infusion of new research, education and outreach activity.
Wendy S. Loughlin Oct. 9, 2026
Burton Blatt Institute Wins Two National Grants Totaling $4.5 Million

La L.U.C.H.A. Helps Students Find Community on Campus

Two first-generation students share how the University’s largest Latiné student organization gave them a home, a voice and lifelong friends.
John Boccacino Oct. 8, 2026
La L.U.C.H.A. Helps Students Find Community on Campus

Maxwell Expands Undergraduate Program in Washington, D.C.

The new option focused on academic offerings will complement the existing internship-based professional track.
Cort Ruddy Oct. 7, 2026
Maxwell Expands Undergraduate Program in Washington, D.C.

Maxwell Advisory Board Welcomes Six Accomplished Alumni

Their expertise spans a range of fields, and they play a vital role in advising the dean and school leadership.
News Staff Oct. 6, 2026
Maxwell Advisory Board Welcomes Six Accomplished Alumni

Survey Finds Burnout Is Top Challenge for Independent Local News Publishers

The report from the Institute for Democracy, Journalism and Citizenship draws on responses from 112 publishers in 37 states and Washington, D.C.
News Staff Oct. 1, 2026
Survey Finds Burnout Is Top Challenge for Independent Local News Publishers

Syracuse University Libraries Marks 2026 Banned Books Week

Events at Bird Library will include a teach-in, a film screening, a talk on banned maps and more.
Cristina Hatem Sept. 30, 2026
Syracuse University Libraries Marks 2026 Banned Books Week

‘Promise of Public Service’ Exhibition Debuts at Maxwell

The traveling exhibition by the National Academy of Public Administration celebrates public servants amid America’s 250th anniversary.
Jessica Youngman Sept. 29, 2026
‘Promise of Public Service’ Exhibition Debuts at Maxwell

10 Student Founders Pitch Their Way to Success at LaunchPad’s 2026 Ideas Fest

In 90 seconds or less, entrepreneurs won up to $500 to launch their ideas—with the next pitch competition open for sign-ups now.
Cristina Hatem Sept. 25, 2026
10 Student Founders Pitch Their Way to Success at LaunchPad’s 2026 Ideas Fest

Anthropologist Selected for Prestigious Weatherhead Fellowship

Maxwell’s Fethi Keles will examine how refugees create social networks as they create new lives in the United States.
News Staff Sept. 23, 2026
Anthropologist Selected for Prestigious Weatherhead Fellowship

Syracuse University Launches Institute for Artificial Intelligence

The new institute unites researchers from four schools and colleges to advance the science and application of AI.
Wendy S. Loughlin Sept. 23, 2026
Syracuse University Launches Institute for Artificial Intelligence

From Santiago to Syracuse:  Students Report on Chilean History Research

From Santiago to Syracuse: Students Report on Chilean History Research
Diane Stirling Sept. 23, 2026
From Santiago to Syracuse:  Students Report on Chilean History Research
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