Category: News

Peter Knoblock (1934-2025), Professor Emeritus and Jowonio School Founder

Professor Emeritus Peter Knoblock (1934-2025), founder of Syracuse’s Jowonio School and a champion of the inclusive schools movement, has passed aged 91. Born in Passaic, NJ, Knoblock was among the...
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From Seabee to Baldanza Fellow, Nadia Morris-Mitchell ’24, G’26 Keeps Answering the Call

Consider this story the third part in an ongoing series chronicling Nadia Morris-Mitchell’s ’24, G’26 educational journey through Syracuse University. As an undergraduate pursuing a part-time bachelor’s degree in creative...
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In a New Book, Professor Qiu Wang and Colleagues Examine Lifelong Learning Across the Globe

A new book by School of Education Professor Qiu Wang and colleagues, including Dominick Fantacone G’21, Director of Research and Sponsored Programs at SUNY-Cortland, focuses on the educational experiences of...
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Reflections: Walter Gill G’71, G’77

In the Reflections series, the School of Education asks alumni to look back on their distinguished and fascinating lives and careers. Teacher, professor, author, actor, and artist Walter Gill G’71,...
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School of Social Work’s Genovese Scholars Program Receives Historic $1.8M Gift

The School of Social Work—housed in Syracuse University’s School of Education—has received a $1.8 million gift to further support social work student scholarships through the Genovese Social Work Scholars Program....
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Intelligence++ Students Introduce Inclusive Design Solutions at 2025 Showcase

Syracuse University students turned lived experience, empathy, and emerging technology into innovative and inclusive disability solutions at the Intelligence++ Innovation Showcase, hosted at Syracuse University’s Bird Library on Dec. 9,...
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The Hill Speaks to Professor George Theoharis About Tennessee Religious Charter School Suit

Tennessee religious charter school fight could tee up next Supreme Court showdown (The Hill | Dec. 14, 2025) A new religious charter school fight is brewing in Tennessee that has...
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“More Challenging”: Professor Christy Ashby Discusses DOS Accessible Font Ban with The Washington Post

Calibri font banished as U.S. diplomacy returns to Times New Roman (The Washington Post | Dec. 11, 2025) A sans serif font, Secretary of State Marco Rubio just decreed, is...
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Professor George Theoharis Weighs In on School Attendance Incentives for Syracuse.com

An Onondaga County district got students to school by offering something they really want: Gift cards (Syracuse.com | Dec. 15, 2025) A year ago, Liverpool High School officials were staring at a frustrating problem common among...
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Five Data Warriors Student Research Fellows Chosen to Work With SCSD Youth

Five students have been selected as Lender Fellows and will work with the Data Warriors project, an initiative that helps Syracuse City School District (SCSD) youth build math and data...
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