Marcus Webb ’19 and G’22 on building skills for a successful career in tech
Before being interviewed for this story, Marcus Webb G’22 was in a three-hour long meeting about the Syracuse Surge Learning Community Program that Webb is putting together in his role
Alexandra Santangelo ’22 on industrial and industrial design innovation
Alexandra Santangelo ’22 is determined to excel in design. The VPA major studying Industrial design and a double minor in Information and technology and art history, would never turn down
NEXIS brings tech research to life
On any given day of the week, a lab room in Hinds Hall brings to life technological dreams and ideas of innovation. The NEXIS lab, a technological and innovation makerspace
Patchwork launches platform for users to share and discuss content without leaving the page
Have you ever read an article that you knew you had to send to a friend? If so, you probably copied and pasted the link, emailed it to yourself to
Connor Silva ’23 on the business of sports entrepreneurship
In a pandemic world, Connor Silva ’23 decided to push the limits of sports engagement at Syracuse University. Silva, currently the director of the Syracuse Sports Business Conference, undertook one
Carlos Magdaleno ’23 on his growth as a video creator
Lost in the crowd, Carlos clicks his camera into manual mode. He raises his arms above the herd, turning in circles to capture a 360-view of the dancing bodies and
Ze Zeng ’23 advocates diversity and inclusion for international students
When the alarm goes off at 8 a.m., a college town in Upstate New York just had its second rain. The ground and air are full of freshness. So are
Team Sweatration is tackling the dangers of dehydration for athletes and fitness enthusiasts
During last summer’s Invent@SU program, the Sweatration team identified a problem: “80% of NCAA athletes had suffered from dehydration.” Paul Franco ‘22, Zach Stahl ‘23, and Anthony Mazzacane ‘24 put
Sydney Grosso ’23 on new beginnings
In the ever-changing environment that makes up Syracuse University, an active junior has great ambitions to get involved. Sydney Grosso ‘23, a double major in Public Health in Falk College
Samba Soumare ’24 brings his adaptive nature to innovation
Samba Soumare ’24, a Maxwell student majoring in international relations, has a superpower. It is the unique skill of being bilingual and being able to immerse himself in a French
Daren Wang ’23 is making people’s lives easier with Yoka
Daren Wang ’23, along with his teammates Matt and Isabella, was part of the Invent@SU program this summer as Team Yoka. Wang brought his skills as an Industrial and Interaction
Andrew Kim ’24 on the power of marketing
In an unassuming hallway of a simple, neutral-toned Syracuse dorm, a RA encourages students to dream big. Andrew Kim ‘24, studying marketing and finance in the Martin J. Whitman School
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