Lisa Lindsay ’93, founder and owner of FruiTea Bubbles Café, has been recognized as one of Syracuse University’s 50 fastest-growing alumni-owned and alumni-led businesses worldwide. Selected from a highly competitive pool of applicants, she joins this year’s distinguished cohort of ’CUSE50 honorees.
What today’s AI breakthroughs mean for the future of libraries and information professionals.
Jacob Kaplan ’28 received funding for The OtherGlasses, adaptive eyewear that automatically adjusts to users’ changing vision, supporting prototype development and a companion app. Jack Venerus ’27 earned support for WingStat, a SaaS platform that streamlines aircraft sales data for brokers, with funding helping build its MVP and launch a nationwide beta test.
Celes Buffard ’27, an Applied Data Science major in the School of Information Studies, was named a fan favorite at the 2025 Freelance, Small Business and Creatives Pitch Competition for her venture Second Wave, which blends financial literacy education with fractional real estate investing.
Jie Wang connects medicine and data science to reveal patterns that advance understanding and improve health.
The iSchool made a strong showing at ALISE 2025, with faculty and students presenting 14 works that advanced critical, justice-oriented scholarship in library and information science education.
Graduate student employees from the iSchool working at Syracuse University’s Special Collections Research Center share eerie and imaginative selections in their Halloween-themed anthology.
Jeremiah Owoh, Sr.’s career models blending service, leadership, and education.
In the Adirondacks, the CSST Summer Institute brought diverse scholars together, fostering mentorship, collaboration, and lasting connections.
iSchool faculty and students are presenting five papers at CSCW 2025 in Bergen, Norway.