Janice N. Harrington writes poetry and children’s books. She grew up in Alabama and Nebraska, and both those settings, especially rural Alabama, figure largely in her writing. Her first book of…

The Department of Physics welcomes Graduate Research Assistant and an NSF Graduate Research Fellow Sinclaire Manning  to present their weekly virtual colloquia. Sinclaire studies the formation and…

The Department of Earth & Environmental Sciences, jointly with Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, presents a special edition of the K.D. Nelson Lecture Series featuring guest speaker, Michael…

Digital African American history, #hashtag activism, and social justice. Featuring guest speaker, Charlton Mcilwain. In partnership with the Department of African American Studies and the Lender…

Join the Department of Languages, Literatures and Linguistics for Korean Movie Night on Zoom! Train to Busan is a Korean horror hit movie released in 2016. The film was directed by Yeon San-ho and…

Maaza Mengiste is a novelist and essayist. Her most recent novel, The Shadow King, was called “a brilliant novel…compulsively readable” by Salman Rushdie. Her debut novel, Beneath the…

The Department of Physics welcomes Dr. Carlos J. Vargas to present during their virtual colloquium. Dr. Vargas earned his Ph.D. in 2018 from New Mexico State University, where he led and contributed…

The Department of Earth & Environmental Sciences, jointly with Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, presents a special edition of the K.D. Nelson Lecture Series featuring guest speaker, Reed…

What can we do to change the future, making disabilities and other differences understandable, without applying a deficit model? The future does not need to be as hierarchical as the present.

The Medicine Wheel is a powerful symbol for many Native Americans and it contains many layers of meaning. Through this virtually-conducted workshop, Hilary Weaver (University at Buffalo) explores how…

Pre-health advisors in the College of Arts and Sciences will go over pre-health advising, pre-requisite courses, and applications to professional schools.

The Department of Physics welcomes Kate Alexander (Northwestern University) to present during their virtual colloquium. Dr. Kate D. Alexander is currently a NASA Einstein Postdoctoral Fellow at…

The YMCA Downtown Writer's Center hosts a virtual reading by Philip Metres from his latest collection of poems, Shrapnel Maps, centered on the Israel/Palestine conflict...

In this writer's mini-seminar, acclaimed poet Philip Metres focuses on the important work poetry can do to help remember the past, but not be suffocated by it...

The Department of Philosophy welcomes Professor Alex Kocurek from Cornell University for a virtual talk.  The talk will be followed by a one-hour question and answer period.

Jaswinder Bolina is an American writer. Of Color, his first collection of essays, was published by McSweeney’s in June 2020, and The 44th of July, his most recent collection of poetry, was…

The Department of Physics welcomes Professor Steven Penn to present their virtual colloquia. Steve is an associate professor of physics at Hobart and William Smith Colleges in Geneva, NY. He received…

This virtual workshop led by Donna Gustafson (Rutgers University/Zimmerli Art Museum) and SU Art Museum Director Vanja Malloy explores innovative ways to use art for teaching across disciplines.

This Syracuse Symposium lecture by Jessica Restaino explores the complexities of engaging with work that overwhelms us, disrupts traditional expectations, and pushes our deeply-held boundaries.

In this interactive virtual workshop , writer-researcher Jessica Restaino and University Hospital-Newark Dr. Damali Campbell-Oparaji discuss the complexities of their multifaceted collaboration.