Assistant Teaching Professor Alexander Corsello spent nearly 30 years in industry before finding his passion for teaching. In this Q&A, he shares how real-world experience, meaningful student relationships, and hands-on learning have shaped his approach in the classroom.
From Syracuse classrooms to Snowflake stages, Walia built a career by staying curious and chasing impact.
In an interview with NPR, iSchool Professor Jennifer Stromer-Galley discusses how President Donald Trump's anti-communist rhetoric is designed to energize supporters and reframe the political conversation before the midterms.
From model airplanes to laboratory software, Daniel Greenblatt builds a career on thoughtful design.
Syracuse University's AsiaTech program returned this May, providing 34 students with an immersive look at how technology is shaping industries and economies across Asia.
Susan Corieri, G’01, DPS ’25, has received a Fulbright Specialist Award to collaborate with Linnaeus University in Sweden on a project examining interdisciplinarity as an institutional strategy and its role in shaping the future of information science education.
Lisa Lindsay ’93 on turning technology leadership into entrepreneurship, using data to drive decisions, and building a business rooted in culture and community.
iSchool faculty are leading conversations in the information field across the globe.
In a recent interview on the rise of AI-related crimes, iSchool Professor Lee McKnight discussed how artificial intelligence is creating new challenges for law enforcement and previewed themes from his upcoming book focused on the security risks and vulnerabilities of AI systems.
Jacob Kaplan ’27 transforms challenges into entrepreneurial opportunities