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NEW YORK SIX TO CELEBRATE INTERNATIONAL STUDENT DAY ON MARCH 31
(Syracuse, NY – March 29, 2023) The New York Six Liberal Arts Consortium will hold the third annual NY6 International Students Day on March 31, in recognition of the many ways these students enrich...
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Traditional Korean Folk Art, An Experiential Learning
Recently Ah Ra Cho of Bada Studio joined Dr. Sean Han to teach students about traditional Korean folk art. Students had a chance to create a piece of art, with professional instruction, using materials and skills unique to Korea.
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Mathematics, Computer Science and Statistics Department celebrates Pi Day
March 14th is Pi Day and the MCSS department (and over 100 students) celebrated with a pi-athlon and with the eating of pi(e)s.
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Turkish Election Watch, March 19-26, 2023
Dr. Howard Eissenstathttps://www.mei.edu/blog/turkish-election-watch-week-march-19-26
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Dr. Marcella Salvi published an essay
Dr. Marcella Salvi, Lewis Professor of WLCM published an essay in the peer-reviewed volume, Donne Resilienti ( Resilient Women, Eds. Di Filippo, Spani, Marino. QuodManet, 2023). Dr. Salvi’s essay...
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Second Internship Fellowship Application Deadline Approaching!
Students who have secured unpaid or underpaid internships are eligible to apply for funding from our Internship Fellowship program.
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Dr. Eissenstat, Greek Current Podcast Guest
Associate Professor of History Howard Eissenstat weighed in on the potential political fallout of the earthquake in Turkey and Syria as a guest on the Greek Current podcast. He also published a...
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Infinite Fun at π-athlon 2023
In celebration of the infinitely long, never-ending number, the department of mathematics, computer science, and statistics kicked off #NationalPiDay with the return of π-athlon!
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Celebrating First-Year and Sophomore Academic Excellence
Nearly 140 first-year and sophomore students attended events hosted by the First-Year Program, Sophomore Success Initiative, and Academic Advising in recognition of earning a 3.75 GPA or higher during the Fall 2022 semester.
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Dr. Damon Berry, Associate Professor of Religious Studies, writes new book
Mary Ann GeraAvailable Jul 27, 2023 Dr. Berry examines how leaders within the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR), a charismatically inclined Evangelical movement, claim their support for Trump came from alleged...
