Lender Center for Social Justice Symposium Examines Causes, Outcomes of Racial Wealth Gap
Across hundreds of years, American society and institutions have contributed in numerous ways to creating a racial wealth gap that continues to have negative impacts
Newhouse Alums Produce Documentary Celebrating Resilience and Passion Amidst Pandemic
A new documentary, "Panacea," created by two Syracuse University military visual journalism students during the height of the COVID-19 lockdowns, is set to premiere in
All Star Broadcasting Panel Addresses the 鈥業ntersection of Entertainment and Democracy鈥
While covering the Olympics鈥 opening ceremony for NBC in 2012, journalist Bob Costas '74, H鈥15 noted a tragic anniversary: During the 1972 Olympics in Munich,
Debra Adams Simmons 鈥86 Named A&S | Maxwell Convocation Speaker
Debra Adams Simmons 鈥86, a national leader in journalism and a champion of diverse media organizations, inclusive editorial coverage, increased accountability journalism and a strengthened
Nass Family Gift Establishes Business and Mental Health Initiative at Whitman School
The Martin J. Whitman School of Management announces the creation of a new initiative that will support students鈥 personal and professional development at the intersection
Architecture Alumnus Christian Sottile G鈥99 Elevated to AIA College of Fellows
The American Institute of Architects (AIA) recently elevated 73 member-architects and three honorary international members, including one School of Architecture alumnus, to its prestigious College
U.S. Army Col. Kecia Troy G鈥12 Reflects on 25 Years of Service
A key component of the U.S. military鈥檚 success is the vast equipment procurement and logistics system operating behind the scenes supporting the Department of Defense鈥檚
Closing Argument: Sport Analytics Students Excel at聽Basketball Negotiation Competition
Students Jackson Hett and Preston Klaus aren鈥檛 studying law, but they proved they can negotiate with some of the best law students from around the
Newhouse School Announces Winners of 2023 Toner Prizes for Excellence in Political Reporting
Politico won the 2023 Toner Prize for national political reporting, and chief investigative reporter Phil Williams of WTVF-TV in Nashville, Tennessee won the Toner Prize
3rd Thonis Endowed Professorship Announced: The Multiplier Effect in Philanthropy
On the drive from his home in Wellesley, Massachusetts, to his alma mater in Syracuse, New York, Michael G. 鈥淢ike鈥 Thonis 鈥72 says he counts
Hall of Fame Sportscaster Bob Costas ’74 Reflects on Career, Baseball and His Love of Syracuse University on the 鈥樷機use Conversations鈥 Podcast
Bob Costas '74 grew up idolizing New York Yankees' Hall of Fame outfielder Mickey Mantle during the Golden Age of Major League Baseball, when New
Your Participation Can Boost the 鈥機use
Join us in making history on March 23, 2023, as we Boost the 'Cuse during Syracuse University's most significant giving day yet. Forever Orange Week
5 Things to Know About New Men鈥檚 Basketball Coach Adrian Autry 鈥94
Adrian Autry 鈥94 built his credentials as a player and coach under his mentor, Hall of Fame head coach and colleague Jim Boeheim 鈥66, G鈥73.
Adrian Autry to Take Helm of Men鈥檚 Basketball as Jim Boeheim鈥檚 Storied Career Comes to an End
Nearly 60 years ago, Jim Boeheim 鈥66, G鈥73 first arrived on the Syracuse University campus as an undergraduate student and walk-on with the men鈥檚 basketball
Syracuse Faculty, Alumni Help Bones East Mark 40th Anniversary With Local Concerts
Members of the University are helping the Bones East trombone ensemble mark its 40th anniversary with a trio of local concerts, beginning with a Palm
Orange Community Invited to Participate in Forever Orange Week, March 20-24
From an enlightening book talk to Boost the 鈥楥use and a birthday celebration, Forever Orange Week 2023 promises to be the most exciting one to
Dave Bing ’66, H’06: 鈥榃e Need to Support Each Other Much More Than We Do鈥
Growing up in Washington, D.C., Dave Bing 鈥66, H鈥06 said his classmates, teachers and neighbors were mostly all African American. When he joined Syracuse University
Remembering A&S Alumna Roslyn Pope G鈥74, Author of ‘An Appeal for Human Rights’
Growing up in the segregated south during the 1940s, College of Arts and Sciences (A&S) alumna Roslyn Pope鈥檚 first experience in an integrated society came
