Category: News

Alice G. Kendrick ’70, G’79, G’93 to Receive 2026 Tolley Medal

Long-serving and distinguished school leader Alice G. Kendrick ’70, G’79, G’93 will be honored with the William Pearson Tolley Medal for Adult Education and Lifelong Learning at the 10th annual...
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Fulfilling Potential: Lifelong Special Education Teacher Vincent Longhi Jr. ’78 Establishes Scholarship for Music Education Students

When Vincent “Vinny” P. Longhi Jr. ’78 started to consider ways to give back to Syracuse University, he thought about his father, Vincent Sr., and his son, Matteo. His father...
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Alexandra Snabon-Jun ’03, G’04 Named 2026 Nevada State Teacher of the Year

Music education alumna Alexandra Snabon-Jun ’03, G’04 has been named the 2026 Nevada State Teacher of the Year. Snabon-Jun teaches music at Tyrone Thompson Elementary School in the Clark County...
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Orange Generosity “Ripples” Through Social Work, InclusiveU

At Syracuse University, generosity drives progress—supporting scholarships and internships, immersive experiences and student organizations that connect interests and build community. That’s the “Orange Ripple Effect,” celebrated on Syracuse Giving Day (March 24),...
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The Daily Orange Reports on Launch of Opening Doors Fund for InclusiveU

(The Daily Orange | March 3, 2026)  After Oakland University barred Micah Fialka-Feldman from living in student dormitories, he advocated for inclusive housing and established himself as a figure in...
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From Classroom to Court, Jim Lee ’75 Followed a Process to Success

As every educator can appreciate, if a student follows a certain process and learns from their mistakes, they can improve as the year goes on. As a mathematics education major...
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Syracuse University Libraries Announces Spring 2026 Application Round for Intelligence++ Ventures Grants

Syracuse University Libraries is now accepting applications for the Spring 2026 round of the Intelligence++ Ventures initiative, a funding program that supports student innovators working to develop and commercialize solutions...
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Jersey Cosantino Co-edits New Collection Exploring “Mad Studies and Education”

In recognition of their expertise on the emerging topic of Mad Studies, doctoral candidate Jersey Cosantino is among the editors of a new collection of essays exploring higher education and...
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Social Work Alumnae Attend WHO Meeting on Refugee and Migrant Health

Two recent graduates of the Syracuse University School of Social Work were selected to attend the Sixth Global School on Refugee and Migrant Health, an invitation-only conference hosted at the...
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Permission to Play: Professor Alex Corbitt on Why Game-Based Literacy Practices Matter

An expert on literacy and learning, and a former middle school English Language Arts teacher, Syracuse University School of Education (SOE) Professor Alex Corbitt focuses his research on how youths...
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