Alumni, Faculty and Staff 3D-Print a Response to COVID-19
Syracuse University schools and colleges are collaborating to print face shields that will protect health-care workers responding to community needs.
Embracing the Power and Potential of Women
Whitman senior Jamie Vinick founded The Women’s Network at Syracuse University to promote inclusion and opportunity for women on campus and in the workforce.
With a Song in Their Hearts
Students trained at the Setnor School of Music enter the world of professional musicianship with an extraordinary foundation that emphasizes theory, inspires creativity and embraces diverse musical traditions.
Recent Stories
Limiting Access Is an Imperative for Distance Learning
Professor Shiu-Kai Chin, a cybersecurity expert, explains best practices for video conferencing to prevent disruptions for faculty and students.
Study Abroad Provides Perspective and Resilience in the Face of a Pandemic
Alivia Allers ’21 was studying in London when the COVID-19 threat became a global crisis. After an adventurous journey back to Syracuse, she finds that her London-based courses are proceeding seamlessly.
Faculty Perspective on Postponing the Tokyo Olympics
Syracuse Professor Rick Burton discusses the decision to move the dates of Olympic and Paralympic Games due to COVID-19.
ROTC Scholar Discovers Her Sport While Chasing a Different Dream
Madeleine Gordon ’22, who is double majoring in Chinese and Arabic, finds that rowing and ROTC training reinforce valuable lessons in leadership and teamwork.
