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Syracuse hosts first-ever NIL summit to empower student-athletes

By Syracuse Sun | Apr 2, 2025

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

By Syracuse Sun | Apr 2, 2025

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

By Syracuse Sun | Apr 1, 2025

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

By Syracuse Sun | Apr 1, 2025

Seven recruits have embarked on their journey to become campus peace officers under the Syracuse University Department of Public Safety (DPS).

University invites faculty and staff to join annual art celebration

By Syracuse Sun | Apr 1, 2025

The University is participating in the annual "On My Own Time" celebration, a program that supports and showcases the artistic talents of local artists who create art in their personal time.

Carmelo Anthony to address Syracuse University graduates in May 2025

By Syracuse Sun | Apr 1, 2025

Carmelo Anthony, a notable former student-athlete at Syracuse University, will deliver the university's 2025 Commencement speech.

Campus Dining invites student feedback through NACUFS survey open until April 15

By Syracuse Sun | Apr 1, 2025

Syracuse University Campus Dining is reaching out to students for their input through a benchmarking survey conducted by the National Association of College and University Food Services (NACUFS).

Study explores tDCS for attention and fatigue in post-stroke patients

By Syracuse Sun | Apr 1, 2025

In recent findings published in Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, researchers from the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders have conducted a pilot study examining the effects of transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) on...