Syracuse hosts first-ever NIL summit to empower student-athletes
The recent 2025 Syracuse Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) Summit marked a significant step for student-athletes at Syracuse University.
Syracuse University hosts events supporting veterans and military-connected communities
Syracuse University will highlight its dedication to veterans and military-connected communities with events scheduled for Wednesday, April 10.
Students embrace VR to design collaboratively in future-ready classrooms
On the fourth floor of Bird Library, a groundbreaking interactive classroom is taking shape under the guidance of Ralf Schneider, Assistant Professor of Industrial and Interaction Design.
- Syracuse DPS welcomes seven new recruits into campus peace officer academy
- University invites faculty and staff to join annual art celebration
- Carmelo Anthony to address Syracuse University graduates in May 2025
- Campus Dining invites student feedback through NACUFS survey open until April 15
- Study explores tDCS for attention and fatigue in post-stroke patients
Middle States VP to discuss Syracuse University's reaccreditation at open forum
Syracuse University is set to embark on its reaccreditation journey with the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE).
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Jessica Perusse honored with Rubenstein Social Justice Award at school of social work
Jessica Perusse, LCSW-R, CSSW, director of The Camden Life Center based in Camden, New York, was awarded the Dan and Mary Lou Rubenstein Social Justice Award on March 27.
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1 H-1B petition filed by employers classified under Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services industry across Syracuse Sun publication area in 2024
In 2024, one H-1B petition was filed by an employer classified under the Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services industry located within the Syracuse Sun publication area, as per data provided by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services via the H-1B Employer Data Hub.
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Onondaga County: Medicaid made up 5.1% of total income in 2022
In 2022, Medicaid transfers made up 5.1% of income in Onondaga County, providing an average of $3,067 per capita to residents.
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Falk College students gain learning experiences abroad during spring break
Students from Falk College at Syracuse University engaged in immersive travel programs during their spring break, offering a combination of education and cultural exploration.
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Syracuse orders swift demolition of fire-damaged Maria Regina building
The City of Syracuse has issued an emergency demolition order for the Motherhouse structure at the former Franciscan Academy/Maria Regina campus following a devastating fire.
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Onondaga County had 14 fewer active licenses to practice law in February than previous month
There were 14 fewer active legal licenses in Onondaga County in February compared to the previous month, according to the NYS Attorney Registrations.
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United Football League partners with Syracuse University for sports analytics collaboration
The United Football League (UFL) has announced a collaboration with the Sport Analytics program at Syracuse University, which will allow students to engage in statistical analysis and produce insights for the league.
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Study assesses impact of climate warming and population growth on U.S. rivers
University researchers are studying the impact of climate warming and population growth on the chemical composition of U.S. rivers.
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New molecular sensors to detect stress in plastics and advance biological research
Professor Xiaoran Hu from the College of Arts and Sciences has made strides in developing molecules that undergo mechanochemical transformations.
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Expert advice on managing political stress and maintaining mental health
Feeling overwhelmed by politics is not unusual, according to experts in mental health.
