Announcements
Welcome Back Lunch
Welcome Back Lunch It’s time for our semesterly Welcome Back Lunch! Join us on Friday, September 4th from 11 AM to 1 PM on the third floor of Bowne Hall for some food and mingling with fellow Honors students, faculty and staff. Just drop in and grab something to eat! No registration is required for…
Read MoreFlight Simulator Tour & Demo
Flight Simulator Tour & Demo Did you know that the College of Engineering and Computer Science (ECS) has an advanced flight simulator? Thanks to Core Faculty Professor Doug Yung and Professor Kasey Laurent, Honors students will have a chance to try it out and fly right here on campus! In groups of 4, you will…
Read MoreShaw Center Information Session
Shaw Center Information Session If you’re looking for new opportunities to get to your civic engagement requirement (50 hours), come hear about some initiatives through the Mary Ann Shaw Center! On September 1st at 6:30 PM, some of the Shaw Center staff will be presenting opportunities for Honors students in 516 100 Sims Drive. This…
Read MoreCongratulations to the 2026 Honors Thesis Prize Recipients!
Congratulations to the 2026 Honors Thesis Prize Recipients! Each spring, we are reminded of the remarkable depth of talent, curiosity, and dedication that exists within our Honors community. This year’s thesis submissions were nothing short of extraordinary. To every student who submitted a thesis project this year: thank you for your dedication and know that…
Read MoreHonors Students Charity Hosler and Somya Chakraborty Highlighted in SU Today for Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES) Leadership
Honors Students Charity Hosler and Somya Chakraborty Highlighted in SU Today for Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES) Leadership We are proud to see Honors students Charity Hosler ’27 and Somya Chakraborty ’28 featured in SU Today for their outstanding leadership of the Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES) at Syracuse University. As president and vice president of BMES,…
Read MoreConnect with Researchers on Campus this Summer – Sign Up for the SOURCE Summer Listserv!
Connect with Researchers on Campus this Summer – Sign Up for the SOURCE Summer Listserv! Are you doing research on campus this summer? SOURCE wants to hear from you! Whether you’re part of an REU, CSTEP, SURF, or any other undergraduate research program, SOURCE is building a summer listserv to connect student researchers across campus.…
Read MoreApply Now: Robert B. Menschel Public Service Award (Summer 2026)
Apply Now: Robert B. Menschel Public Service Award (Summer 2026) The Mary Ann Shaw Center for Public and Community Service is now accepting applications for the Robert B. Menschel Public Service Award, supporting Syracuse University undergraduates completing nonprofit internships this summer. This award was established to honor Robert B. Menschel’s commitment to the nonprofit sector…
Read MoreThesis Presentation Day is Today!
Thesis Presentation Day is today, Wednesday, April 29th! (Room 114’s Zoom Link has changed, click HERE.) (Room 101’s Zoom Link has changed, Click HERE.) We are so excited for our seniors who are completing the final step of their thesis journey by presenting their work today! We know this process is long and demanding but…
Read MoreSyracuse University Literacy Corps Is Hiring – Fall 2026
Syracuse University Literacy Corps Is Hiring – Fall 2026 The Syracuse University Literacy Corps is now accepting applications for Fall 2026. This is a paid opportunity for undergraduate students to work directly with K–12 students in the Syracuse community, providing literacy support in core subject areas. It’s a strong fit for anyone interested in education,…
Read MoreWe/Redo Julius Caesar: Honors Performance at Community Folk Art Center
We/Redo Julius Caesar: Honors Performance at CFAC Students are bringing a fresh interpretation of Julius Caesar to the stage this May with We/Redo Julius Caesar, a collaborative performance project presented at Community Folk Art Center. Performances will take place: This production reimagines Shakespeare’s classic through a contemporary, student-driven lens. The project reflects a full semester…
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