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Film professor David Tarleton breaks down the enduring influence of the awards.

Long hidden in the Syracuse University Art Museum's storage, the 1786 painting now anchors a symposium examining who portraits elevate—and who they leave out.

The collaboration brings award-winning "Lincoln in the Bardo" to the screen through a hybrid live-action and stop-motion movie featuring Hanks as President Abraham Lincoln.

A recognized leader in sustainable design, Thom Powell G'90 integrates technical expertise with innovation to advance environmentally responsible practice across Texas.

Collie Fulford is honored for her book centering voices of degree-seeking adult students.

Gillian Pelkonen G'21 earned her first Grammy as recording engineer for I'm With Her's "Wild and Clear and Blue."

Gladys McCormick will receive the Howard F. Cline Book Prize in Mexican History in recognition of her outstanding scholarship in Mexican history.

Faculty explain what to watch for beyond the medals at this winter's Olympics—from regional cuisine to the cultural meaning of hosting the Games.

The 12 seniors are being recognized for their academic performance, creative/scholarly work and service to the college and community.

As a Turner Semester resident, Sophia Hashemi G'26 discovered what it means to sustain a life in the arts beyond studio walls.

The Syracuse University Art Museum is hosting one of printmaker Ana Inciardi's viral red boxes that produces a unique work of art for $1.

Boghosian Fellow Tiffany Xu, Gary Bates and Herwig Baumgartner will teach studios and give public lectures this semester.

Syracuse Santiago center director Mauricio Paredes shares his passion for the vibrant arts scene, natural beauty and cultural experiences that await Syracuse Abroad students.

Johnson Akano showcased student-led curriculum assessment project at higher education conference, highlighting collaborative approach to program development.