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.
iSchool Assistant Teaching Professor Preeti Jagadev has been recognized as an “Exceptional Woman of Central New York (Educator)” by the New York State Assembly.
Four faculty honored for excellence in teaching, mentorship, and student impact.
The Syracuse University School of Information Studies (iSchool) proudly recognizes Ping Zhang and Jian Qin on being awarded emerita status upon their retirement.
Crowston’s research explores how AI and digital technologies are reshaping collaboration, earning one of science’s highest honors.
On NPR, Stromer-Galley breaks down how repetition and strength messaging shape political narratives.
The university’s Chief Digital Officer discusses AI in the classroom, the future of higher education, and why Syracuse aims to become the nation’s most connected campus.
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.
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.
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.