Aaliyah Muolo Vergara’s interest in mental health first took root in high school, when she started taking courses that introduced her to concepts in psychology, sociology, and human development. The...Read More
On April 4, 2024, Blaise Anthis ’27 contacted the central office of Pi Kappa Phi (aka Pi Kapp) about starting a chapter at Syracuse University. A year later to the...Read More
Coco Wing Yun Wong G’27, a Clinical Mental Health Counseling master’s degree student and a former graduate student employee in Health Promotion at the Barnes Center at the Arch, has...Read More
Adapted from a keynote given at The Summit: Syracuse University Into the Future—Future in Focus. Part of the celebration of J. Michael Haynie’s inauguration as the 13th Chancellor and President...Read More
Sebastian Melendez ’24, G’26 arrived at Syracuse University from Grand Island, NY, with two passions that, at first glance, might not seem a natural pairing. He wanted to study interior...Read More
After several years as an unofficial study abroad opportunity, Syracuse University’s RECOS Trinational Seminar returns in 2026-2027 as a credit-bearing course, giving Master of Social Work students the chance to...Read More
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...Read More
For Syracuse University students, Maymester courses are an opportunity to travel and explore, immerse themselves in a new culture or issue, gain hands-on experience, build skills or learn something entirely...Read More
Visible from the classroom windows, Syracuse University’s JMA Wireless Dome sits just up the hill from STEAM at Dr. King Elementary School. For fourth-grade teacher Dylan Gwilt ’17, the view...Read More
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...Read More
