Tag: College of Visual and Performing Arts
Overworked, sleep-deprived architecture students are prioritizing mental health
The program requires small, time-intensive studio classes that students said drive competition and overworking. Read More »
Students, faculty reflect on SU’s refreshed Academic Strategic Plan
Tula Goenka was skeptical going into the initial preparation for Syracuse University’s Academic Strategic Plan. Now her and other faculty and students are reflecting on the plan heading into the spring semester. Read More »
Gallery: Syracuse City Ballet performs Tchaikovsky's 'The Nutcracker'
In the 25th season of the Syracuse City Ballet, the company put on a performance of Tchaikovsky's "The Nutcracker." The corp was composed of 9 professionals including Claire Solis and Lucy Hamilton, about 80 youth dancers, and several other guest artists. Read More »
Syracuse Ballet stages its annual 'Nutcracker' production
In their annual production of the Nutcracker, The Syracuse Ballet Company combines new and old, offering audiences holiday nostalgia. Read More »
DPS reports racial bias incident at Slocum Hall
A Syracuse University employee found racist graffiti in a men's bathroom at Slocum Hall last Wednesday. DPS is only using an image of the drawing as evidence after being covered up with marker. Read More »
IVMF dissertation fund enables five Ph.D. candidates’ research on military topics
The recipients of the funding said they plan to use the money to travel to conferences, workshops, and conduct field research. Read More »
Syracuse Peace Council’s annual Craftsfair advocates for peace, anti-war
The Syracuse Peace Council promotes social change and raises money through their annual Plowshares Craftsfair. Read More »
In midst of increased mass shootings nationwide, SPD, SU remain vigilant
Syracuse University's Department of Public Safety held 56 officer training sessions between Aug. 1 and Nov. 22. Active shooter response training sessions were included. Read More »
Students rally outside HBC in rain and wind in support of ongoing protests in Iran
The students at the rally also came together to sing songs in in Farsi. Read More »
Josh Walls highlights women of color in SU community with Black and Gold pageant
First-year law student Josh Walls fulfills his career dreams and champions women of color with the Black and Gold pageant. Read More »
3-day Art Market offers students opportunity to sell original work
The Shaped Clay Society and Command Print hosted The Art Market to give students the chance to sell their art to the SU community. Read More »
Boburmirzo ‘Bob’ Sharipov remembered for his comforting humor, wit
Sharipov's brother, Abdulaziz, described Sharipov's time at SU was the best three years of his life. Read More »
Rep. John Katko delivers farewell address at SU, celebrates bipartisanship
After choosing to not run for a fifth term in Congress, John Katko gave his farewell address Monday night where he was able to thank those who helped him while he was in office. Read More »
Chinese SU students hold vigil for victims in Urumqi apartment fire
To show their support for the victims of the Urumqi apartment fire in China, Syracuse University students held a vigil at Hendricks Chapel on Monday night. Read More »
SA presents bill aiming to increase student voter engagement
SA President David Bruen also discussed his meeting with Lauren Villanueva, vice president of alumni relations, about sustainability. Read More »
SU drama students bring ‘The Little Mermaid’ to Syracuse Stage for holiday season
The new Syracuse Stage production of Disney’s The Little Mermaid incorporates aerial, acrobatic choreography, reimagining the classic show, while holding true to the story fans know and love. Read More »
Find the cutting edge art of Syracuse at The Station
The Station looks to give a place for the cutting edge of art in Syracuse, whether it be an educational exhibition or a nontraditional art performance. Read More »
Check out these 10 events in the Syracuse area this week
From student artwork, bee conservation and the closing of Native American Indian Heritage Month, the Syracuse area is abuzz with events this week. Read More »
Jeffrey Scruggs looks to pave path for SU as new Board of Trustees chair
Syracuse native Jeffrey Scruggs will lead SU’s Board of Trustees as its chair beginning in May 2023 after having previously served as a trustee. Read More »
University Senate members discuss potential SU responses to UVA shooting, ASP timeline
Provost Gretchen Ritter also spoke at the meeting about the success of community engagement during the Academic Strategic Plan process this semester and its plans moving into 2023. Read More »
Toner-winning reporters reflect on Election Day coverages that won them awards
Reporters from The Washington Post and The Atlanta Journal-Constitution discussed their reporting processes that led them to win Toner Prizes on Tuesday evening. Read More »
Stanford lists 34 ESF researchers among the world's most cited scientists in 2021
The data that Stanford University used to determine the top-cited researchers came from a dataset of over 100,000 scientists, created by a professor of medicine, that analyzes citations and authorship to determine usefulness. Read More »
SU, Micron look to foster diverse, inclusive workforce through partnership
Although Syracuse University and Micron have announced their partnership, details have yet to be announced including the location of their Future-Ready Workforce Innovation Consortium. Read More »
Barnes Center to host student HPV vaccine clinic on Nov. 15
Only 39.9% of 18-26 year-olds were vaccinated for HPV in 2018. The Barnes Center is holding a HPV vaccine clinic on Tuesday to provide information surrounding the vaccine. Read More »