Inaugural Provost’s Innovation Fellow Brad Horn discusses how professional connections can foster new opportunities across campus.

Research from the Local News Experimental Testing Lab (Local NExT Lab) examined how newsrooms can reach audiences and build trust.

Dylan Steele ’29, a student in the Bandier music business bachelor’s program, raised more than $19,000 for a center that supports domestic abuse survivors.

Two Newhouse School journalism students among those chosen as Teen Vogue expands newsroom to college campuses.

Jason Blumenthal ’90 earns Creative Arts Emmy as an executive producer for“DTF St. Louis” at Monday ceremony. Earlier this month, Janique Robillard ’08 won as a producer for the documentary,

Professor Nick Bowman explains elements that make us feel connected to non-physical spaces, like the locations we love in favorite video games, movies and virtual communities.

Syracuse University Marching Band alum Carson Gambaro '22 spends his summers trumpeting the raceway’s Call to Post with the man who taught him to play.

Greenblatt's bachelor's in television, radio and film and master's in audio arts gave him the foundation to build a career in the music industry. Now, the keyboardist and audio engineer

From day one on campus, Syracuse University students—like Newhouse student Alexa Korrie—have numerous options to gain experience that supports their career goals.

Sony Artisans of Imagery Jean Fruth and Patrick Murphy-Racey provide advice, lead workshops at Syracuse football, Syracuse Mets games.

Take a look back as we welcomed first-year and transfer students and began the Fall 2026 semester.

Expanded presence at TIFF and new trip to Cannes are latest stops in a history of hands-on, global learning for television, radio and film students.

Matt Sacca ’19 never gave up on his screenplay. Nine years after writing the comedy "Second First Date," Sacca’s script is set to become a movie.

The minor gives students a foundation in journalism skills, ethics and media law alongside their primary major.

Shailendra Singh is an associate professor at the University of the South Pacific researching press freedom, media regulation and free-speech protections.

Nick Bowman, a professor of communications at the Newhouse School, considers the hidden benefits of gaming and virtual reality.

Also, the "Newhouse Impact" podcast features Lars Willnat discussing findings from the American Journalist Study.

A University delegation joined lawmakers and leading platforms in Washington, D.C., to help shape the creator economy's next chapter.

A prominent lawyer, Hochberg is also well-known in Washington, D.C., as a former MLB, NFL and college public address announcer.

Syracuse students get an inside look at local sport ecosystems and U.S. globalization strategies in Asia.

Media outlets regularly consult with experts at the Newhouse School for context about what's happening in communications and why.

Twelve students visited 14 media and tech companies across Palo Alto and San Francisco, discovering roles and career pathways in media and communications that rarely appear in a syllabus.

Justin Dalaba G'25 joined Newhouse faculty member Michael Snyder to photograph turtles under the ice in Canada for a widely read National Geographic feature.

The students were honored in the association's "Eyes of History" contest for stories on wildfire recovery, rural veterinary care and homelessness outreach.

The new searchable database brings together research on how local news matters for communities—and what can be done to strengthen it.

The conference will be held June 4-8 in Cape Town, South Africa, and involves paper presentations, panel discussions and more.

Market research firm Ipsos collaborated with Newhouse faculty on study that finds AI-generated ads are “good enough” but fall short of the human creativity needed to drive business results.

Alexis Shore Ingber, an assistant professor, and Carrie Riby, a professor of practice, are being recognized for their projects which explore the intersection of media, technology and education.

To qualify for the Dean’s List in the Spring 2026 semester, students completed a minimum of 12 credit hours and earned at least a 3.5 grade point average (on a