Young local refugees screen and discuss their short autobiographical films about their day-to-day lives in the contexts of resettlement, the pandemic, and of global movements for racial justice.…

Explore what values inspire you and drive your work in this workshop led by P. Gabrielle Foreman, intended specifically for BIPOC faculty, staff, and administrators at Syracuse University.

Join discussion of selected readings by Leanne Betasamosake Simpson—an indigenous writer, musician and scholar—to include the article, “Land as Pedagogy,” and the forthcoming…

The Department of Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics (LLL) presents: “Wor(l)ds of Love,” a virtual celebration of poetry and music from the many countries represented at Syracuse…

Pioneering Black women scholars and institution builders discuss their innovative work, transformative advocacy, and the centering of Black women’s lives, resistance, and intellectual contributions.

An online workshop for faculty, instructors and educators on developing undergraduate course content using primary source archival collections, organized in collaboration with Adam Matthew Digital.…

You are cordially invited to the 34th Annual Syracuse University Florence Graduate Symposium. Register for the virtual event. Program: Introductions Session I: The Sacred and the Secular in…

The Department of Philosophy welcomes Professor Miriam Schoenfield from the University of Texas at Austin for a virtual talk titled, Can Bayesianism Accommodate Higher Order Defeat? The talk will be…

Join the Department of English for their virtual celebration of the publication of English professor Mike Goode’s new book, Romantic Capabilities: Blake, Scott, Austen and the New Messages of Old…

Panelists delve into the complicated layers of Fabiola Jean-Louis' work, challenging the historical truths we have been taught to accept about race and the roles of women, both past and present.

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

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.

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.

The Department of Philosophy welcomes Professor Alex Kocurek from Cornell University for a virtual talk titled, “Does Chance Undermine Would? (And If So, How?).”  The talk will be…

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 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...

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…

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.

Now in its 20th season, the University Lectures was created through, and is supported by, the generosity of alumnus Robert B. Menschel ’51.

Chelsea Biondolillo, The Skinned Bird (KERNPUNKT Press) Tobias Carroll, Reel (Rare Bird Books) Hayli M. Cox, Sundog Lit. Daniel Nester, Shader: 99 Notes on Car Washes, Making Out in Church,…