Syracuse University students from College of Engineering and Computer Science, School of Architecture and the College of Visual and Performing Arts School of Design are able to apply a six-week collaborative project on designing and pitching invention, known as Invention Factory. Read more »
Faculty from Syracuse University and the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry will conduct research on environmental and energy sustainability in the Syracuse area, thanks to grants from the Syracuse Center of Excellence. Read more »
Syracuse University's Student Association launched a new program on Friday that will give up to 30 students in the College of Engineering and Computer Science access to a Link Hall desktop from their personal computers. Read more »
SU was also ranked the No. 3 school overall for military members, veterans and their families. Read more »
Syracuse University students have come together to bring back one of SU's student organizations that helps children affected by cancer. Read more »
The AT&T firm will be acquiring media and entertainment corporation Time Warner for $85.4 billion, upon completion of review by the United States Department of Justice. The merge will bring a combination of content and distribution on a large scale. Read more »
A professor and her group of students at Syracuse University are using a tool to identify which areas of the brain are stimulated and when. Read more »
A review of contributions to federal politicians revealed that SU faculty, staff and administrators donate primarily to Democrats, reflecting a trend nationally on college campuses. Experts who have studied the trend have come to different conclusions about the degree to which it matters. Read more »
CRS alumni Joe Hatfield won M.A. Thesis of the Year Award for his research on queer southern transplants’ experiences in New York City during the AIDS epidemic. His research and findings show that while moving from the South to New York City is hard, moving from the South to New York City as a gay man during the 1980s AIDS epidemic is even harder. Read more »
Syracuse University announced Monday the public is welcome to comment on its free speech policies on a website through Nov. 18. Read more »
DesignIntelligence ranked the undergraduate and graduate architecture programs at SU No. 3 and No. 8 respectively. Read more »
All of the tampons and pads have been provided and paid for by SA, within their student advancement budget, making them free to students. Read more »
Father Gerry Waterman has been officially instated the new Catholic chaplain for Syracuse University and the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry during Mass. Read more »
Here is a look at the financing of the campaigns for the presidential candidates as well as the candidates for the Senate from New York and for New York’s 24th Congressional District. Read more »
SU faculty, staff and administrators in 2016 made 586 federal donations totaling $66,261.21 as of Sept. 30. They donate for different reasons and with different objectives. Read more »
Individuals allegedly involved in an off-campus strong-armed robbery from earlier Oct. 7 were arrested. Read more »
The Rose Laying Ceremony is one of the last events of Remembrance Week. Read more »
As part of Remembrance Week 2016, Rose Laying Ceremony was held on Friday afternoon to honor the lives lost in Pan Am Flight 103 bombing, including 35 Syracuse University students. Read more »
Audience members discuss the term and the repercussions it has had on the global community. Read more »
For some Remembrance Scholars, representing one of the 35 can be easier said than done because some of the students lost in Pan Am Flight 103 do not have collections in their name in the archives. Read more »
The Standard at Syracuse, a new housing project led by Landmark Properties, will be built on University Avenue. The project will provide 231 units to student residents. Read more »
The Burton Blatt Institute at Syracuse University has gotten a $6 million grant for the Southeast Americans with Disabilities Act Center. Read more »
The head of Syracuse University's Office of Admissions has refused to answer whether its admissions officers have participated in a conference held by a Chinese education company accused of committing application fraud and paying thousands of dollars to admissions officers. Read more »
Nancy Totah and John Chisholm, both associate professors in the department of chemistry in the College of Arts and Sciences, are the principal investigators of the Graduate Assistance in Areas of National Need award, a three-year grant totaling $738,195. Read more »
