Barnes Center at The Arch Earns APA Accreditation
The program's rigorous training and mentorship model prepares the next generation of mental health professionals.
Whitman Adds New Members to Advisory Council, Chair Signs on for Second Term
The council advises on strategic priorities and experiential programs to enhance student career preparation.
Student Flu Shots Now Available
Getting your flu shot helps you stay healthy and avoid missing classes, events and time with friends this fall and winter.
Calling All Pie Enthusiasts: What鈥檚 the Best Slice Near or on Campus?
We're on a mission to find every amazing spot for pie around the University鈥攁long with your own special recipe鈥攁nd we need your expertise.
What Makes a Horror Film Truly Terrifying
A believable monster, a sympathetic victim and a sense of dread or anxiety are the essential components of a good scary movie.
Lender Global Student Fellows Share Sustainability Research
Three students combined a study-abroad experience with an international research opportunity, exploring green design and climate justice in the United Kingdom.
Estonia Fulbright Gig Launches Global Entrepreneurial Teaching Tour
Branagan鈥檚 global journey began with a 2021 Fulbright Specialist grant to help universities in Estonia create media entrepreneurship programs. He has since spoken to audiences
New AI Policy Minor to Grapple With Analytical, Ethical Questions
Taught by a team of faculty experts, the minor is offered to undergraduates from across the University starting this academic year.
Art Historian’s Simple Question Transforms Student Perspectives
Alexander Nemerov led a close-looking session at the Syracuse University Art Museum that helped graduate students trust their observations.
New Endowed Scholarship Supports Maxwell Undergraduates
The scholarship created with a generous gift by Maxwell School alumnus H. Lewis 鈥淟ew鈥� Rapaport and his wife, Whitman alumna Susan Rapaport.
Explaining the Haunted History and Evolution of Halloween
Maxwell anthropology Professor Chris DeCorse shares how this family-friendly holiday has evolved from its spooky roots.
Researchers Earn NIH Grant to Study Citrus Compound for Bone Regeneration
A team that includes Professor Pranav Soman will study how hesperidin from citrus improves bone treatment with fewer side effects.
SyracuseCoE Invites Applications for 2026 Faculty Fellows Program
Faculty researchers can apply for seed funding to support collaborative projects advancing clean energy and resilient communities.
Chancellor Syverud Updates Senate on Benefits, Parking and AI Adoption
Chancellor Kent Syverud discusses Open Enrollment, parking advisory group progress and Universitywide access to Claude Enterprise, an artificial intelligence (AI) assistant.
The ‘Great Divide’: Understanding US Political Polarization
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
Community Review Board Welcomes New Leadership
Third-year law student Lindsey Oliver will serve as chair and School of Education associate professor Stefanie Pilkay will serve as vice chair.
Honoring Remembrance: Students Reflect, Inspire and Act Forward
To conclude Remembrance Week, the 2025-26 Remembrance Scholars will be honored at the annual Remembrance Scholars Convocation on Friday, Oct. 24, at 3 p.m. in
