The Future-proofed Student
What prepares our students—what prepared you—for an unpredictable but often exciting future?
A liberal arts education. This time-tested approach empowers students with the deep knowledge and flexibility needed for nearly any career and for life. See how A&S is making this happen, and be inspired by alumni who leveraged their education to make the world healthier, more hopeful and more human.
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Featured Stories
Flexible and Future-Proofed
Through signature innovation, A&S is keeping its liberal arts experience contemporary and valuable for a student’s lifetime.
Making a Difference at Moderna
Thanks to the A&S | Maxwell alumni connections program, two A&S grads are teaming up to fight evolving diseases.
For Future Generations
David Mwambari's G’10 Syracuse University experience served as a springboard for a global scholarly journey. Through his current project, he is giving voice to present-day refugees.
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Best-in-Class Faculty
Thanks in part to generous donors, four named professorships are supporting faculty members' innovative teaching and research.
English Lessons
British literature, postmodernism and theater prepared Joshua Koskoff ’88 to become a legal force to be reckoned with.
A&S Bookshelf
Explore new ideas and perspectives with these works by A&S faculty and creative writing alumni.
Facing Forward
As the iconic Hall of Languages turns 150, see how this enduring beacon of educational excellence has changed through the years.
Opening Doors to Careers on Wall Street
Students get an inside look at the financial industry during the Stocks and Finance Immersion, made possible by alum Tom Toomey ’95.
Alumni Dispatches
Read the latest news and updates from alumni of the College of Arts and Sciences.
A&S in the News
From black holes to whales, get a glimpse into the latest trending topics with A&S.
On the Cutting Edge
Arts and Sciences faculty are shaping important scientific and social conversations.
Math + Heart = an Equation for Equity
Mathematics Professor Nicole Fonger draws on social justice to improve K-12 math outcomes.