Tom Hanks to Star in Film Adaptation of George Saunders’ Book
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.
Maxwell Professor Receives Distinguished Service Award
Robert Rubinstein will receive the honor at the Society for Applied Anthropology’s annual meeting in March 2026.
A Place to Rest Their Heads: Students Build 116 Beds for Syracuse Children
The Íø±¬ÃÅ Volunteer Organization teamed up with the local chapter of Sleep in Heavenly Peace to provide a warm, safe place for kids to
Threads of Kindness: Quilters Serve Syracuse Community
By bringing together quilters of all ages and abilities, the Hendricks Chapel Quilters provide warmth and comfort for those in need.
Streaming Upheaval Fuels High‑Stakes Battle for Warner Bros. Discovery
Newhouse School Assistant Professor J. Christopher Hamilton examines the future of Hollywood in a streaming media world.
University Honors Douglass Day by Helping Preserve Black History
Faculty, staff and students helped to transcribe important historical documents from the Colored Conventions of the 1800s for future digitization.
David Park Named Among Boots to Business Instructors of the Year
IVMF instructor and Whitman School professor brings experience as a veteran and entrepreneur to the U.S. Small Business Administration's flagship transition program for service members.
Law Professor Elected to National Legal Association
As chair of the Association of American Law Schools' Women in Legal Education section, Katherine Macfarlane will provide leadership and mentorship.
Understanding the Blood-Brain Barrier to Advance Alzheimer’s Treatments
Shikha Nangia and her student researchers are advancing efforts to find cures for debilitating brain diseases.
Gretchen Purser Honored With 2026 Public Sociology Award
The award recognizes sociologists whose innovative research is paired with meaningful public engagement.
New RAISE Program Expands Student Opportunities in Economics
The program seeks to broaden interest in economics, especially among first-generation students and those from low-income households.
College of Law’s 2025 Ultimate Bar Passage Rate Reaches 94%
The high rate of success reflects the impact of the college’s efforts in supporting its students from admission through the bar exam.
College of Law to Host Symposium on Americans with Disabilities Act, Universal Design
Participants will discuss, analyze and share strategies across diverse learning environments; registration is now open.
Andrew Zellar’s 2 Decades of Shaping Lives Through Military Service
In recognition of his service, Zellar, retired Army ROTC instructor, was honored as a Hometown Hero at the Feb. 11 men’s basketball game in the
Libraries Announces New Collection of Loanable Items
A collection of home goods, career and presentation, wellness and academic support items has been built that members of the University community may borrow from.
Professor Creates Tool to Help Researchers Handle Complex Identity Responses
The free software tool created by Gabriel Merrin allows researchers to handle demographic data with greater care and transparency.
Íø±¬ÃÅ Athletics Director John Wildhack ’80 to Retire July 1
After 10 transformative years leading Orange Athletics, the ESPN veteran and Syracuse alumnus will end his tenure, following unprecedented academic and facilities achievements.
Photos: Faculty and Staff Show Heart on National Wear Red Day
More than 500 employees participated in a recent Wellness Initiative campaign to raise awareness for heart disease prevention.
