Stories and News Archive

The Griffiss Institute is proud to announce a momentous milestone in its mission to foster collaborative talent and technology development. With the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with…

Norell Edwards, assistant professor of English and the 75th Anniversary Endowed Professor shares an opinion piece in Yes magazine titled “Seeking Safety as a Black Women in New Cities”

Much of what Keely (Harrington) Hutton '94 knows about storytelling she learned on the Heights and in particular from her teachers in the Department of Visual and Performing Arts. They…

For Annamarie Goosley '23, theatrical scenic design is about much more than simply building a backdrop. It is about creating a world for characters to inhabit and audiences to visit,…

Following an internal search, Patrick Nappi, DMSc, M.S., PA-C has been named associate dean for the Purcell School of Professional Studies. Nappi will officially begin in this role on Tuesday, July 25.

To meet the growing nationwide demand for competent and compassionate mental health counselors, beginning with the fall 2023 semester students can enroll in a master’s program that is new to…

What if you could "hear" color? What if your 3D printer could create an intricately designed, and equally delicious, dessert for you to enjoy? These are only a few examples…

The Syracuse Surge Accelerator program for BIPOC entrepreneurs recently announced 10 semi-finalists for its inaugural competition. Of the 10 entrepreneurs selected, two were launched from the Keenan Center for Entrepreneurship,…

Preparing for college this summer doesn?t have to be overwhelming, just keep in mind these 7 tips to help you along the way.

As you venture into college, it can be exciting and daunting to think about starting over, leaving your friends and family behind, and stepping out of your comfort zone to…

Tim Lee, Vice President for Enrollment Management and Jonathan Parent from political science commented in a Syracuse.com story on the Supreme Court decision on Affirmative Action

In a Supreme Court decision issued earlier today, justices voted by a 6-3 margin to overturn two cases - Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard and Students for Fair Admissions…