iSchool students explored the connections between computing, culture and identity at the Tapia conference, earning recognition for hackathon success and community engagement.
Anthony Viola ’28 Brings an Information Management Lens to History During a Summer in Scotland.
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.
Jacob Kaplan ’27 transforms challenges into entrepreneurial opportunities
iSchool Assistant Teaching Professor Preeti Jagadev has been recognized as an “Exceptional Woman of Central New York (Educator)” by the New York State Assembly.
iSchool student founders were among the winners recognized at Syracuse University Libraries’ inaugural Athletes for Data Sovereignty Summit & Pitch Competition.
Leah T. Dudak, Syracuse University PhD candidate, has been named a Library Journal Mover & Shaker for her advocacy in library worker wellness and trauma-informed support systems.
Celes Buffard ’27, founder of SecondWave, won $10,000 for first place in the Learn, Work & Live category of the New York Business Plan Competition, powered by Upstate Capital Association of NY.
Syracuse University students took center stage at this year’s Raymond von Dran iPrize and Hunter Brooks Watson Spirit of Entrepreneurship events, long-running programs reimagined to better support student ventures.
An iSchool senior blends creativity, technology, and community—from building connections in her makeup chair to shaping her professional future.