Gerald Greenberg, who served as an associate dean in A&S for over two decades, will retire after 40 years of service to the University. Greenberg has shaped generations of students, faculty and administrators—leaving a legacy of scholarly excellence, mentorship and unwavering commitment to the liberal arts.

September 14 marked the 10-year anniversary of the first detection of gravitational waves, a moment that forever changed how we explore the cosmos. Syracuse University physicists played a pivotal role in this historic achievement, helping to open a new window into the Universe.

Anthony Ruscitto, a Marine Corps veteran, Syracuse Law student, and Arts & Sciences alumnus, is using his education to support fellow veterans. As a Tillman Scholar, he is dedicated to providing legal aid to those who have served.