Hercules, a remotely operated vehicle, passes through a swarm of mackerel in Gorringe Bank, an area that Earth sciences department chair Jeff Karson explored in his hunt for serpentinization vents.
From gold medal performances to heartbreaking experiences, SU student-athletes and alumni have played their part in the Olympic Games. Among them is legendary Orange Olympian Myer Prinstein, Class of 1901 (pictured here in the 1904 Games).
In partnership with Syracuse’s Somali Bantu community, an SU folk arts initiative seeks to preserve the culture’s traditions and provide opportunities for learning and understanding for participating students and Bantu.
Syracuse Stage and the Department of Drama are working together to build a vibrant and creative community of artists. Standing Ovation: Drama department ranks among the best; see which alumni were nominated for 2012 Tony Awards.
Through social media savvy and community outreach, the Lerner Center for Public Health Promotion helps us take better care of ourselves.
Five years after the University launched a major initiative to expand entrepreneurship on campus, innovative student ventures are surging forward.
To read about the center's public health outreach, see Making the Most of Monday. The acclaimed designer met students and critiqued their work on a recent visit to campus.Lerner Center: Healthy Mondays
Thom Filicia '93
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