SUNY-ESF professor, Chang Geun Yoo, grew up near a trade port in South Korea, which sparked his desire to travel and later study biofuels in the U.S.
Before becoming an iSchool professor at Syracuse University, Qin received a degree in library science at Wuhan University.
The Syracuse University accounting professor goes “the extra mile” in helping others in Syracuse and his home country of Sri Lanka.
How six SU professors from China, South Korea and Sri Lanka found a home in Syracuse, and what they’ve learned during their professional journey.
As President Biden pushes for global environmental initiatives, students, faculty and staff at SU are working to make a more sustainable community.
New York State intends to commit $100,000 to students with disabilities participating in Syracuse University’s InclusiveU.
SU announces Class of 2021 graduates will be allowed two guests at Commencement.
New York expanded vaccine eligibility to all adults age 16 and older, and students are receiving their first doses.
The artistic display of T-shirts designed by victims of sexual assault and relationship violence is shown at Syracuse University.
Model and activist Nyle DiMarco spoke about his work as an ambassador for the deaf community and his experiences growing up deaf in Tuesday’s University Lectures spring closer.
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