Syracuse University Libraries Events

Attend this workshop with J. Wess, LaunchPad program manager, to learn how to pitch with confidence. Public speaking is one of the hardest things to get good at. It is also the most important part of…

The Hult Prize is a prestigious annual global competition that challenges student entrepreneurs to address the world’s most pressing social issues through innovative startups, aligning with the…

Join us for this virtual workshop with LaunchPad alum Andrew Kim to learn more about life as a freelancer. Ever thought about being a freelancer but don’t know exactly what life would be like?…

Come up with your business idea! Want to be an entrepreneur but don’t know where to start? This workshop will help you figure out how to get your business idea off the ground!

Join as to learn more on personal branding as an entrepreneur, presented by Celine Krzan. Being an entrepreneur is not easy. You have to brand yourself the right way in which to get clients, gain a…

The Special Collections Research Center’s Spring 2025 exhibition, “The Making of the Medieval Book,” showcases its collection of predominantly Western European medieval manuscripts from the…

Part two of a workshop from the fall semester featuring local entrepreneur Ana Gil on how to leverage LinkedIn.

Join us at the LaunchPad as Prof. Sean Branagan shares insights around digital marketing for your startup.

Join us for the opening reception of the Special Collections Research Center’s Spring 2025 exhibition, “The Making of the Medieval Book,” which showcases its collection of…

Whether you’re trying to publish your first book or your fifth, figuring out how to navigate the process successfully can be mysterious and challenging. At this online round table for CNY…

Join the Blackstone LaunchPad for a panel discussion and business pitch competition.

Sponsored by the on-campus collective Not in the Books, the Listen to the Elders Speaker Series showcases Indigenous knowledge keepers presenting history that is not traditionally found in textbooks.…

Stop by the first floor of Bird Library to see a pop-up display presented by the Special Collections Research Center in honor of Frederick Douglass Day.

Artificial intelligence is now everywhere everywhere—news headlines, classrooms, operating systems, apps, and even embedded within library resources. This workshop will help strengthen your…

Are you looking to secure funding for your project? Join SU Libraries us for a comprehensive grant writing workshop designed for anyone seeking to navigate the grant application process with…

Visit the Special Collections Research Center’s pop-up exhibition on February 19 in celebration of Black History Month. The display will feature historical materials related to Black activism,…

Join the Blackstone LaunchPad for the Hult business competition, promoting the United Nations’ sustainability goals.

“Collecting the Medieval Book in America” is a conference, featuring a keynote lecture by Lisa Fagin Davis, Director of the Medieval Academy of America, and a panel discussion with library…

The Misappropriation and Misrepresentation of Research: Strategies for Facing a Growing and Problematic Trend, Presented by Winn Wasson, Social Science Librarian The good news is that your research…

News and Newspaper Databases, Presented by Michael Pasqualoni, Librarian for the Newhouse School of Public Communications Researchers from any SU school or college who anticipate working with news…