Exploring the Intersection of Technology and Humanity
We work, learn,
and live in a digital
information age.
The future will be shaped by those who understand and innovate in this environment. Who advocate for the underserved, design for the end user, and solve for the unsolvable. They’re diverse, imaginative, and driven to make change. They’re iSchoolers.
We’re a tightknit community, which means you’ll become friends and colleagues with fellow students, faculty, and staff.
You’ll develop connections here that will last a lifetime. And you’ll become part of the broader Syracuse University Orange family.
From cybersecurity to sustainability, misinformation to cloud computing, our faculty and students pursue leading-edge research across industries.
Your iSchool degree will open doors around the globe. From Fortune 500 companies to start-ups, our graduates pursue exciting careers that offer tremendous growth opportunities.
November 13, 2024
Empowering Access: iSchool Student Champions Equity in Academics
Deirdre Sullivan G’25 is pursuing an MLIS degree and is passionate about making sure all students have the same access to information and that cost isn’t a barrier to knowledge.
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November 7, 2024
Isha Kadam G’26 Shares Her Path to the iSchool
Isha Kadam G'26 shares her journey as an international student at Syracuse University, reflecting on her transition to a new country, her academic and personal growth, and the key factors that led her to pursue her master’s at the iSchool.
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iSchoolers on campus,
and around the globe.
November 19, 2024
Ph.D. Candidate Examines Social Media Information Behaviors During Lebanese Crises
Christy Khoury G’20, G’25 plans to graduate next May with a Doctor of Philosophy in Information Science. Her dissertation is focused on social media information behaviors during times of crisis.
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November 4, 2024
Join the Orange Hoops Data Challenge
The iSchool is teaming up with the varsity basketball program to launch a new sports analytics competition. Students will use their skills to tackle real-world challenges and deliver insights that could enhance team performance and strategy.
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November 1, 2024
iSchool Professor Highlights Data Collection Tactics in Political Merch
Jennifer Stromer-Galley explains how campaigns now use merchandise to collect supporter data through a “swag-to-text” strategy. Known for picking quirky items like John McCain’s ice scraper, she draws the line at pricier pieces—Jeb Bush’s $75 “Guaca Bowle” was, she admits, a bit too much for research.