Members of Hong Kong program respond to recent protests in region
Despite student-led protests in Hong Kong pushing for democracy, the Syracuse University study abroad program in Hong Kong has not been affected. Over the past… Read more »
SU Abroad
University to no longer give credit for courses taken abroad through non-SU programs
Starting next fall, Syracuse University will no longer grant transfer credit for courses that students take while on a leave of absence to study abroad.… Read more »
Students apply for first fall semester of Poland program
This fall, Syracuse University students will have the opportunity to learn about development and cultural reconciliation in an area once influenced by Nazism and Soviet… Read more »
Programs to continue in Middle East
With the spring 2014 deadline on Tuesday, SU Abroad is still offering the opportunity for students to study in the Middle East, despite ongoing conflicts… Read more »
Study abroad students offer future travelers advice, tips
Studying abroad continues to be one of the highlights of attending college, and many Syracuse University students take full advantage of that opportunity. A lot… Read more »
SU Abroad's Turkey program ends early due to demonstrations in Istanbul
UPDATED: June 4, 2013 at 5:49 p.m. CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, the start date of the summer "Road to Democracy" program… Read more »
Sydor: Weekend trip spent exploring ancient city Petra by camel, camping outdoors
As I walked down a winding canyon trail, I was blown away when I saw the stone carvings peeking around the next corner. The iconic… Read more »
Professors with experience in Syrian conflict provide insight on topic, inspire appreciation for America
After almost two years of conflict, the fighting in Syria has started to lose its place in the headlines of many major news networks in… Read more »
Strasbourg center to change location next fall
Syracuse University’s study abroad center in Strasbourg, France, will change locations this fall. The new building is located around the corner from the current office,… Read more »
Number of fall 2013 applications match previous years
Applications are holding steady for Syracuse University’s fall 2013 study abroad programs in comparison to past years. SU Abroad received 755 applications for its fall… Read more »
London gap year targets international students
This year, Syracuse University offered a new way for international students to transition into American college life. This fall marked the pilot year for the… Read more »
Student safety when studying abroad a top priority for SU, Cornell University
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, Alexis Santi was misquoted. Santi said the travel registry at Cornell University makes the paperwork easier for… Read more »
Summer programs allow students to have internships, cultural experiences
For students looking to best utilize their summers, having to choose between study abroad and internship opportunities is not always necessary. “Students are hesitant on… Read more »
Increased number of students receive scholarships
Seven Syracuse University students received scholarship funds to study abroad this semester, a five-person increase from 2012. The students received a total of $32,500 in… Read more »
SU officials to re-evaluate Middle East programs
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, the number of Syracuse University students in Jordan this semester was misstated. There are six SU students in… Read more »
Misadventures in foreign land lead to meaningful memories
When making the decision to come to Istanbul, Turkey, I had to convince myself that I would be able to manage being several continents away… Read more »
Pan Am 103 bombing highlights importance of student safety
In the aftermath of the Pan Am Flight 103 bombings, the safety of Syracuse University students studying abroad became an important topic of discussion. When… Read more »
Taksim Square offers more exciting variety of events than Marshall Street
Having officially blown past the one-month marker of my time in Turkey, I’m finally starting to feel less like a wide-eyed tourist and more like… Read more »
Packing up: Interim Hendricks dean prepares for permanent dean to take over
Kelly Sprinkle took weeks to pack up his office, taking books and mementos home now and then. Only a thin pile of papers and a… Read more »
Run named in memory of junior
A five-kilometer run will be held this Saturday in honor of Matt Wanetik, a junior at Syracuse University who died Oct. 3 while studying abroad… Read more »
Alpha Epsilon Pi members remember late brother
Syracuse University junior Matt Wanetik died Friday morning at the home of his host family in Strasbourg, France, according to an e-mail sent Friday afternoon… Read more »
SU junior dies while studying abroad
Syracuse University junior Matt Wanetik died Friday morning at the home of his host family in Strasbourg, France, according to an e-mail sent Friday afternoon… Read more »
Chancellor's contract extended to 2014
Chancellor Nancy Cantor is here to stay - at least until 2014. This summer, Syracuse University's first female chancellor accepted a contract extension that was… Read more »
