(May 5, 2021)
A&S Students and Faculty Receive Prestigious University Awards and HonorsThe 2021 list of awardees denotes the impressive breadth and depth of scholarship in A&S.
News from 2021
(May 4, 2021)
Dr. Gezzer Ortega ’03 to Deliver Remarks at 2021 A&S | Maxwell Undergraduate ConvocationOrtega's speech will highlight how a liberal arts education has been foundational to his work as a physician.
(May 3, 2021)
Through Poetry, Nidaa Aljabbarin ’22 Shares Her Personal Journey as a Syrian RefugeeHer internationally-recognized poem, “The Day I Left,” details her family's final day at their home in Syria.
(April 26, 2021)
Pair of A&S Faculty Elected to the American Academy of Arts & SciencesGeorge M. Langford and Virginia Burrus join Charles Darwin, Albert Einstein and Martin Luther King, Jr., as members of the Academy.
(April 23, 2021)
Alumni Postcards: Dylan Bryant ’20Bryant has spent the academic year teaching in La Rioja, Spain.
(May 19, 2021)
Virtual Platform, In-Person Feel: Innovating at the A&S Undergraduate Research FestivalOver 300 people attended the event which featured undergraduate research spanning the humanities and sciences.
(April 16, 2021)
FNSSI’s Mike Marciano Appointed to Committee that Oversees NYS Forensic Lab AccreditationMarciano joins a group of crime experts to ensure that forensic work within state and local crime laboratories is conducted accurately.
(April 5, 2021)
Can a 3D Printed Beetle Model Simulate the Real Thing?A&S biologist contributes to paper on the feasibility of using 3D printed insects in mating studies.
(March 25, 2021)
New Interdisciplinary Offerings in A&SThe College of Arts and Sciences provides students with unique and innovative learning opportunities.
(March 25, 2021)
New Study From A&S’ Department of Biology Highlights Ways to Support Students in Virtual Learning EnvironmentsEve Humphrey and Jason Wiles worked with SU students to investigate some of challenges and opportunities associated with virtual learning during the pandemic.
(March 19, 2021)
Buon Appetito! LLL Provides SU Students a Virtual Taste of Italian Food and CultureThe one-credit course offered during Winterlude presented students with an opportunity to experience Italy from the comforts of their own kitchens.
(March 18, 2021)
Using Syracuse Lava to Understand Metal WorldsThe Syracuse Lava Project explores what volcanoes might look like on metallic planets.
(March 12, 2021)
Grammy-Award Winning Musician Terri Lyne Carrington Headlines Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Public Affairs LectureCarrington will discuss her distinguished musical career and social justice work.
(March 9, 2021)
Navigating an International Fellowship During a Global PandemicProfessor Scott Manning Stevens receives a Fulbright Fellowship to teach in Hungary and conduct research at ethnographic museums throughout the country.
(March 4, 2021)
Giving Back to Honor a Great MentorPeter Robison ’78 Ph.D. recognizes a longtime biology professor by establishing an endowment to support student research.
(March 4, 2021)
Florence Art Program Alum Discusses Her Passion for Jewelry on PBS ProgramLaura Marsolek '13, '17 M.A. talks about her travels around the world studying historic jewelry traditions and her experiences shadowing master goldsmiths.
(Feb. 22, 2021)
Narratio Film Screening Offers a Glimpse Into the Lives, Identities and Memories of Resettled Refugee Youth in SyracuseThe virtual event will feature a conversation with the 2020 Narratio Fellows and artist-in-residence and Romanian filmmaker Ana Vîjdea.
(Feb. 19, 2021)
WAC Wins CCCC Writing Program Certificate of ExcellenceThe selection committee described WAC as a strong comprehensive writing program.
(Feb. 19, 2021)
Carole Leland ’56 Honored with Prestigious ATHENA Leadership AwardLeland joins past Global ATHENA award winners Billie Jean King and Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
(Feb. 17, 2021)
Major Science Grants Awarded to A&S Researchers in 2020A&S faculty received funding from organizations including the National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health and Department of Defense.