Writer: Katie Scoville
SU professor earns American Chemical Society Award with research on gene makeup
Chemical Engineering professor Shikha Nangia’s research on the blood-brain barrier helped her receive a prestigious award from the American Chemical Society. Read More »
'Queer Moments' exhibit highlights legacy, work of LGBTQ artists
Light Work uses photography to expand perceptions of LGBTQ life in ‘Queer Moments’ exhibit. Read More »
City provides aid to small businesses affected by pandemic
In the past year, many businesses in Syracuse were only able to operate for a few months at a time as public health restrictions continued to change. Read More »
Syracuse will open New York's first STEAM school in next 2 years
The school, which will cater to high school students who want to pursue a career in STEAM fields, is part of the city’s Syracuse Surge, an initiative that aims to improve the city’s economy through technological advancements. Read More »
iSchool joins program to provide students virtual work experience
The Red Hat Academy offers students training and certification programs for using different types of software. Read More »
Black Oranges, Maldonado discuss transparency within DPS
The group discussed ways to increase transparency within the department and improve the relationship between DPS and students of color. Read More »
Professor researches antibody as possible treatment for COVID-19
Alison Patteson, an assistant professor of physics, is leading a team researching the connections between the COVID-19 virus and pritumumab. Read More »
SU professor receives $1.3 million to study substance abuse, chronic pain
Ditre has studied the correlation between substance abuse and chronic pain, when he conducted a master’s thesis that studied the effects of pain on nicotine cravings and cigarette smoking behavior. Read More »
Students continue Syracuse Surge projects remotely
While several projects with the Syracuse Surge initiative have been put on hold due to COVID-19, SU students have continued to work remotely on projects related to the initiative. Read More »