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Chancellor J. Michael Haynie and Col. (Ret.) Bill Smullen were among those recognized for decades of advocacy for those who served.

More than 100 researchers, students and community partners gathered to share findings on veteran health, employment and legal services.

Leaders in science, medicine, business, education and public service, including Chancellor Kent Syverud and Dr. Ruth Chen, will be honored at the May 10 Commencement

The compact wellness pod offers four- to six-minute guided meditations and breathing exercises designed to help users reset between classes or commitments.

The annual SVO Ball and Awards Banquet recognized student veterans, faculty and staff for their contributions to the university's military-connected community.

Investments in semiconductor manufacturing, quantum science and advanced technology commercialization were highlighted at a nanotechnology symposium on campus.

University experts are available to discuss how ROTC programs build the leadership and crisis instincts demonstrated by cadets during the attack at Old Dominion University.

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

With Micron Technology’s $100 billion local investment, the University’s efforts to build a workforce pipeline, with veterans playing a critical role, was celebrated.

The Office of Veterans and Military Affairs’ program provides access to vital resources, from academic and mental health to social and spiritual support.

Its collaborative structure and expanded programming help position Syracuse as a national leader in health behavior research, education and practice, with a focus on veteran