Category: Across the University

Professor Cathy Engstrom Reflects on Chancellor Mike Haynie’s Investiture

800 Years in the Making: The Meaning Behind an Investiture Ceremony The first known Chancellor Investiture Ceremony in higher education in medieval Europe occurred more than 800 years ago on...
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School of Education Faculty, Staff Join Women in Leadership Program

Five members of the School of Education (SOE) community—two faculty members and three staff—have been named among 59 women from across Syracuse University selected for the Women in Leadership (WiL)...
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Six Things to Know About New Student Convocation Speaker Elyas A. Layachi ’27

Elyas A. Layachi ’27 thought he had his Syracuse University journey figured out the day he arrived on campus. He planned to study aerospace engineering, but he soon realized that...
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Students Awarded 2026 Intelligence ++ Ventures grants

Two Syracuse University students whose ventures focus on inclusive design and student well-being have been awarded Spring 2026 Intelligence++ Venture Grants through Syracuse University’s Intelligence++ initiative, administered through Syracuse University...
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Innovation for All: Intelligence++ Students Create Inclusive Designs

Aidan Samsel ’27, a Syracuse University InclusiveU student, values friendships—and wants to make it easier for young adults who struggle to connect with others. His solution: develop a friendship app called “Pod...
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Commitment to Service: Marc Cleveland Strikes a Path from the Military to Social Work

One of the most meaningful experiences retired Lt. Col. Marc Cleveland recounts from his career in the US Army was his first deployment, when he served as a platoon leader...
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Kehoe Named Graduate Student Representative to Board of Trustees

Higher/Postsecondary Education master’s degree student Thomas Andrew Kehoe III G’27 is among four new student representatives—representing undergraduate, graduate, and law students—to join the Syracuse University Board of Trustees for the...
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Bearing Witness: Weeklong Immersion Takes Atrocity Studies Off the Page

No classroom lecture can replicate the experience of being face-to-face with the evidence of genocide. That is the premise behind a School of Education (SOE) immersion course that brings students...
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Ukrainian Fulbright Scholar’s Mission: Support Veteran Reintegration at Home

Tetiana “Tanya” Pohorielova came to Syracuse University as a Fulbright Visiting Scholar with an urgent purpose: to learn all she could about helping veterans return to civilian life and bring...
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Two SOE Students Among 2026-2027 Remembrance Scholars

Syracuse University School of Education juniors Mason Burley ’27 (Inclusive Adolescent Education/History/Disability Studies) of Webster, NY, and Sydney Kincaid ’27 (Music Education) of Seattle, WA, are among 35 students who...
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