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SU in N.Y.C.

lubinhouse

The Joseph I. Lubin House, located at 11 East 61st Street, is headquarters for Syracuse University's Manhattan Campus. Alumni events, meetings, classes, and auditions all take place here, along with exhibitions in the Louise and Bernard Palitz Gallery, SU's New York art space. It is also home to offices for Admissions, External Affairs, and Financial Aid.

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SU in D.C.

Greenberg House

Syracuse University's home in the nation's capital is the Paul Greenberg House, located at 2301 Calvert Street, NW, in the Woodley Park section of Washington, D.C. Named with a gift from Paul Greenberg '65, the four-story building is home to SU academic and alumni activities.

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SU West

SU's strong presence on the West Coast continues to grow with new initiatives involving our Communities of Experts and other close collaborations with alumni and friends.

The LA Semester

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Education Without Boundaries

At Syracuse University, discovery and learning transcend physical and disciplinary boundaries as we continually test our ideas—locally, nationally and internationally.  Our students engage the world through extensive partnerships and immersion opportunities, whether at our home at the heart of the Syracuse metropolitan area, at our anchor points in world-class U.S. cities such as New York, Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles, or through SU Abroad programs in more than 30 countries. These deep connections to the ideas, people, and professions of the world prepare our graduates for an increasingly connected—and complex— global society.

                        Our VisionSU as Anchor Institution| South Side Initiative

SU Spotlight

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SU Florence alumni from around the world returned to Florence in October to participate in the center’s 50th Anniversary Festa, a three-day celebration with an optional fourth-day excursion to the Tuscan countryside. “My semester in Florence was by far my best in college, but on this visit I saw so many things that I never had the opportunity to see while living in Florence,” said Isabel Smith Margulies, SUF ’98, of Paris.


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Syracuse City Guide

small city guide

With a variety of cultural, shopping and entertainment venues, the City of Syracuse is an exciting place to live, work and study. Ice skate in Clinton Square and experience the eclectic ambiance of Armory Square. Enjoy the city's many festivals and celebrations. Syracuse has it all! 

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SU Abroad

Nearly 40 percent of Syracuse University students study in another country with SU Abroad. Ranked as one of the highest quality study abroad programs by U.S. News and World Report, SU Abroad allows students to customize their study abroad experience.

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