Springing into summer 🏵️ #FirstDayOfSummer

A&S in the News 📰 In a recent Charleston City Paper article, art and music histories professor Theo Cateforis discussed the impact of Patti Smith's first album, which mixed punk, poetry and performance 🎶 charlestoncitypaper.com/2025/06/01/smi…

Over the weekend, the #SyracuseU community walked in the CNY Pride parade for Pride month! 🧡🌈

A&S alumna Laura Hanhausen Milton ’51 and her husband Jack ’51 began their love story as students on the SU campus. In gratitude for Syracuse’s foundational role in their success, they made a gift to enhance the lasting impact of A&S student and faculty work. Read their story ⤵️

Graduate student Antara Paul reflects on the Syracuse University Physics department’s pioneering breakthroughs, which contribute to global efforts like CERN's Large Hadron Collider, where particle collisions uncover the universe’s fundamental laws ⚛️ ➡️ go.syr.edu/as/PhysicsDisc…

💡Did you cultivate your entrepreneurial skills at Syracuse University and either founded or currently own your own business? If so, you're a great candidate for the ’CUSE50 Alumni Entrepreneur Award, celebrating 50 of the fastest-growing global businesses owned or led by 🍊alumni!

After over four decades of dedicated service to A&S, Senior Associate Dean Gerald Greenberg will retire at the end of the fall semester. Effective July 1, Karen Doherty will assume the role of senior associate dean for academic affairs. artsandsciences.syracuse.edu/news-all/news-…

A&S in the News 📺 Earlier this month, Syracuse University Physics lab manager Sam Sampere discussed the science behind semiconductors on NewsChannel 9's "Bridge Street." localsyr.com/bridge-street/…

In the past two decades, social media platforms have appeared on the scene, evolved and disappeared at an astonishing pace 📱 Syracuse University Department of Psychology professor Zahra Vahedi shares how that change has affected us and our psychological well-being. #SocialMediaDay artsandsciences.syracuse.edu/past-forward-f…

A&S researchers are rewriting Earth's oxygen timeline 🌍 A team from Syracuse University Earth & Environmental Sciences and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have uncovered evidence that ocean oxygenation may have occurred earlier than previously thought, offering new insights into the evolution of our planet. artsandsciences.syracuse.edu/earth-sciences…

Find your spot to enjoy a sparkling #FourthOfJuly ⤵️

A&S in the News 🎙️ Syracuse University Biology Department professor Austin Garner talks about how certain fish have evolved finger-like projections to increase adhesion with underwater surfaces in this episode of The Academic Minute ⤵️

.Syracuse University Forensic Science Institute recently hosted the nation's first hands-on Next-Generation Sequencing training, equipping state crime labs with a transformative technology offering unprecedented precision in evidence analysis 🔬 ➡️ go.syr.edu/as/EnsuringJus…

A&S in the News 📰 Scott Manning Stevens, director of the Native American and Indigenous Studies program, was recently featured in the The Boston Globe for his curatorial work on "Native Prospects: Indigeneity and Landscape" at the Farnsworth Art Museum ⤵️

Did you know that every second, Earth's surface is bombarded by tiny, invisible particles known as neutrinos? We sat down with Syracuse University Physics professor Mitchell Soderberg to discuss the past, present and future of neutrino research. #NeutrinoDay artsandsciences.syracuse.edu/past-forward-f…

.Syracuse University Department of Chemistry alumnus Bao-Ding “Bob” Cheng G’67, G’69 traveled 10,000 miles by boat and bus to attend Syracuse in 1965. Now, his $1.3 million gift funds the Bao Ding Cheng Endowed Professorship in Chemistry ⤵️ news.syr.edu/blog/2025/06/0…

.Syracuse University Department of Psychology researchers are studying how ADHD misinformation on TikTok influences college students’ understanding and perceptions of the disorder, aiming to curb the spread of health-related inaccuracies on the platform 📱 ➡️ go.syr.edu/as/ADHDTikTok

Have yourself a Tolley-rific weekend 🍊

A&S in the News 📰 A recent study highlighted in Scientific American explored the possible significance of humpback whales producing doughnut-shaped ring bubbles, with Syracuse University Biology Department professor Susan Parks offering insights 🐋 scientificamerican.com/article/humpba…