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Syracuse University students aid California wildfire victims through Los Angeles program
Students from Syracuse University's Dick Clark Los Angeles Program are contributing to recovery efforts following recent wildfires in California.
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Syracuse University plans to stay open despite weather warnings
Syracuse University has announced its intention to remain open and operational on Tuesday, February 18, 2025.
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Syracuse University remains open despite winter weather warnings
Syracuse University is closely monitoring the weather conditions due to a Lake Effect Snow Warning and High Wind Warning currently in effect.
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Newhouse students excel at One Show Young Ones with 18 awards
Students from the Newhouse School of Public Communications have secured 18 awards in the 2024 One Show Young Ones student competition, a global contest that attracts entries from top creative advertising programs worldwide.
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Symposium explores indigenous matrilineality at Syracuse University
Rematriation, a nonprofit organization focused on promoting Indigenous women's voices, is collaborating with Syracuse University's Center for Global Indigenous Cultures and Environmental Justice and the Syracuse University Libraries Special...
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Syracuse University seeks nominations for assessment awards recognizing impactful campus contributions
Syracuse University is calling for nominations for its One University Assessment Awards, with submissions open until March 28.
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Syracuse University's sport club raises $59K for charity at annual auction
The Sport Management Club at Syracuse University successfully raised $59,500 for the Rescue Mission of Syracuse during its 20th Annual Charity Sports Auction.
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Applications open for Alexander N. Charters Adult Education Grants-in-Aid
The Special Collections Research Center (SCRC) at Syracuse University Libraries is currently accepting applications for the Alexander N. Charters Adult Education Grants-in-Aid program for the 2025-26 period.
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Professor explores biodesign innovation through nature-inspired concepts
Inspired by the natural world, Yves Michel, a professor at the School of Design in the College of Visual and Performing Arts, is exploring new frontiers in design.
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Syracuse professor honored by ASHA for contributions to communication sciences
A professor from Syracuse University has been recognized for his contributions to the field of communication sciences and disorders.
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US Court of Appeals for Second Circuit to hold oral arguments at College of Law
The United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit is set to hold oral arguments at the College of Law on March 28, from 10 A.M. to 11:30 a.m. This session will be accessible to the public at no cost, although seating availability is limited.
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CareerReady program helps Syracuse University students explore careers through local immersions
A recent initiative aims to ease the uncertainty faced by college students as they approach graduation.
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Research explores recession's impact on older adults' employment and health
From late 2007 to mid-2009, the world faced a significant economic downturn known as the Great Recession.
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Syracuse University experts reflect on COVID-19 lessons ahead of pandemic anniversary
As the world nears the fifth anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic declaration by the World Health Organization, questions about preparedness for future public health crises persist.
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Exhibition challenges stereotypes in Caribbean visual culture
Viewing a photo from a 1950s travel brochure of a Caribbean beach might evoke thoughts of a tropical vacation.
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Syracuse University relaunches mentorship program to aid student success
Syracuse University is set to relaunch its Orange Mentor Connect program in collaboration with Mentor Collective, an online mentoring platform.
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University partners with ANDRO for Navy-funded AI spectrum research
Syracuse University, together with ANDRO Computational Solutions, LLC, has been awarded a Phase II Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) research contract by the Office of Naval Research.
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Jaime Banks receives NSF grant for research on human-AI interaction
Jaime Banks, an associate professor and Ph.D. program director at the School of Information Studies (iSchool), has received a $600,000 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF).
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School of Education launches mentoring program connecting students with alumni
The School of Education is set to launch EdMentor Connect, a pilot mentoring program designed to connect current undergraduate students with alumni.
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Syracuse student-athlete excels in balancing sports with engineering studies
Liesel Odden, a student-athlete at Syracuse University, manages the demanding schedule of being both an engineering student and a co-captain of the women's soccer team.