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The Tewaaraton Award is presented annually to the top male and female collegiate lacrosse player in the nation.

Edna Susman G'78 started the project after realizing the busy library where she had worked for 20 years offered no specific outreach for local veterans.

The hackathon, organized by the iSchool, the City of Syracuse, and AT&T, brought together over 90 participants across 36 teams who worked with datasets from the City’s fleet of snowplows.

The I-Corps program prepares researchers to extend their focus beyond the lab, and accelerates the economic and societal benefits of NSF-funded projects that are ready to move toward commercialization

“We strongly admired his ability to command a room, engage with students, and connect with an audience,” said Emily Kellman ’18.

See how Professor Hemsley’s research is coming to life based on recent news headlines, and how students from across disciplines are taking part in research opportunities.

Stephen Wallace will join the faculty in August 2018 as a professor of practice, teaching courses in support of the iSchool’s programs in data science and data analytics.

With $40,000 in prize money available, ventures can compete in four distinct categories: Software/IT, Products, Services, and Sustainable/Social Entrepreneurship.

Over 30 employers attended, representing a wide range of global and local corporations, and were recruiting students for both internships as well as full-time positions

The Plowing Through the Data hackathon makes data available from the City of Syracuse's fleet of 37 snowplows.