The Biology Seminar Series is pleased to welcome Dr. Alison Patteson from the Department of Physics at Syracuse University. Dr. Patteson’s Seminar is titled: “Mapping collective motion in…

The Department of Chemistry in the College of Arts and Sciences is pleased to welcome Dr. Piotr Piecuch, a Distinguished Professor at Michigan State University. Title: Approaching Exact Quantum…

Center grants are a key mechanism for funding high-impact, interdisciplinary work that appear across multiple federal funding agencies and related solicitations from private foundations. In…

The Department of English in the College of Arts and Sciences presents the Raymond Carver Reading Series. Duy Đoàn (pronounced zwē dwän / zwee dwahn) is the author of We Play a Game (Yale…

The Syracuse University Psychological Services Center is pleased to be offering a no-cost, body positivity workshop, The Body Project, for girls and young women ages 12-24.  Decades of research…

Prof. Seongjin Park, Department of Physics, Syracuse University “Super-resolution imaging, Singe Particle Tracking and DNA Sequencing” Research interests: Single Molecule Localization Microscopy…

The oral doctoral examination of Shawn Dormann, candidate for the Ph.D. degree  will be held on Monday, February 6, at 1:30 p.m. in the Hall of Languages, room 500. Dormann’s advisor is Professor…

African American Studies screens Banished (2008), directed by Marco Williams, which follows the efforts of descendants of Black residents seeking retribution for harm directed at their ancestors.

You are invited to join us for February’s Early Career Research in Neuroscience Seminar on Thursday, February 9, 2023, on Zoom. Dr. Aqilah McCane, PhD, a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of…

The Price of Memory (2014), by Karen Marks Mafundikwa, contrasts the £20 million Britain paid to compensate Caribbean slaveholders with demands for redress from descendants of Jamaican slaves.

The Biology Seminar Series is pleased to welcome Mary Beth Monroe, assistant professor in the Department of Biomedical and Chemical Engineering in the College of Engineering and Computer…

The Department of Physics is pleased to welcome Professor André de Gouvêa for an in-person colloquium on Thursday, February 16, 2023. de Gouvêa is the Chair of the Department of Physics and…

Community educator and birth worker, SeQuoia Kemp, will trace out the relationship between environmental racism, reproductive justice, and the production of maternal toxic zones.

With the support from The Office of Academic Affairs and the Office of Strategic Initiatives, The Arts & Sciences and Maxwell Diversity Council cordially invite faculty and leadership to…

With the support from The Office of Academic Affairs and the Office of Strategic Initiatives, The Arts & Sciences and Maxwell Diversity Council cordially invite faculty and leadership to…

Using the social technology of a healing circle, SeQuoia Kemp facilitates a unique opportunity to address intergenerational trauma in service of gaining greater reproductive justice for all.

Come hear music legend Fred Wesley perform classic funk jams at the Community Folk Art Center! In celebration of Black History Month, the Community Folk Art Center in collaboration with CNY Jazz…

This year's Jeannette K. Watson Distinguished Visiting Professor in the Humanities, Rina Banerjee, is introduced to the SU community with conversation about her work, philosophies, and inspirations.

Timur Hammond and Lawrence Chua join Rina Banerjee to discuss materiality, time, architecture, and geography in Take Me to the Palace of Love (2003) and A World Lost (2013), on view at the museum.

2023 Watson Professor in the Humanities, Rina Banerjee, talks about inter-racial marriage, diaspora, and identity through her work, "Viola, from New Orleans," and objects from the museum’s…