iSchool graduate student Agbor Edouard Ransom G’27 and Souleymane Bah ’26 (Maxwell School) won the campus competition with GritGateway, earning the opportunity to pitch at the Hult Prize national round in Boston this spring.
The National Security Agency has designated Syracuse University as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cybersecurity Research (CAE-R) through the 2031 academic year, marking the university’s third successful designation since 2009.
The Air Force veteran, academic innovator, scholar and longtime University leader will succeed Chancellor Kent Syverud.
The iSchool hosted the Student and Alumni Networking Night in New York City, bringing together approximately 30 students and 40 alumni for an event designed to foster meaningful connections and support career exploration through shared experience.
Chief Information Officer Vincent Scipione ’17, G’20 credits the iSchool for shaping how he integrates technology into organizations and communities. Now serving in Mayor Sharon Owens’ historic administration, he’s leading strategic technology initiatives to help power Syracuse’s next chapter.
Founder of GritGateway, Agbor secured $2,500 in LaunchPad’s In-Market Track for his AI-powered global opportunity platform active across 20+ African countries.
From Jordan to Syracuse, Khazaleh applies values deeply rooted in her native culture.
The iSchool is proud to announce that Assistant Professor EunJeong Cheon has been selected as this year’s recipient of the Robert Benjamin Jr. Junior Faculty Research Award.
Payton D. Cooke draws on lived experience and research to expand autistic representation in academic libraries.
Schneider Joachim ’26, co-founder of GladysTastyMeals, LLC, received a $1,000 Student Start-Up Fund grant from the Syracuse University Libraries’ LaunchPad to support the growth of Central New York’s only authentic Haitian cuisine caterer.