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In the last month, �������ϲ� faculty answered the call to journalists who required qualified experts. The NPR podcast Planet Money asked the question, “Why Does A Taxi Medallion Cost $1 Million?”. For the answer, they turned to Graham Hodges.

On a bright morning at the end of July, �������ϲ� graduate Eric Noyes ’86 found himself in a rental car, taking two elders from the Crow and Cheyenne American Indian tribes for a drive up into the hills of Onondaga County south of Syracuse, N.Y.

Jessica Graybill, assistant professor of geography, needed to look no farther than Utica, N.Y., for students in her Urban Transformations seminar to experience the cultural, spatial, and environmental changes brought about by refugee migration. The city’s leaders openly welcome international newcomers — most recently from Bosnia, Belarus, and Vietnam — as a strategy for economic […]

�������ϲ� students and administrators are working to make sure Thanksgiving is as welcoming and happy for as many people as possible.

Kevin M. Carlsmith, a highly regarded �������ϲ� professor and researcher who battled cancer for the past three years, died Nov. 19 in his boyhood home in California surrounded by members of his family. He was 44.

�������ϲ� recorded a 99 percent graduation success rate for its student-athletes, according to a recent report by the NCAA.

As alumni, faculty, and students celebrated the 50th anniversary of �������ϲ�’s London Study Group, the Institute of International Education (IIE) released its 2009-2010 Open Doors data. Again, �������ϲ� appeared near the top of two lists for the number of students studying abroad.

�������ϲ� has been named one of the top producers of Fulbright students in its category, with nine students having won Fulbright awards for 2011-2012.