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Please join us for the opening reception of Commentary in Clay. This exhibit will feature the work of Syracuse claymates and ceramicists Linda Malik, Mary Stanley and Wes Weiss. Humans have long used ceramics to capture their vision of powerful forces, whether those forces be human, natural or cosmic. Clay in particular reveals frightening impulses and profound desires, as it literally c...

The Mass of the Holy Spirit is a foundational Catholic, Jesuit tradition dating back to 1548. Celebrated annually at the start of the academic year across Jesuit high schools and universities worldwide, the Eucharistic liturgy invites the Holy Spirit's guidance, wisdom and grace upon the entire campus community. Rooted deeply in Ignatian spirituality, which emphasizes finding God in all thin...

ERIE21's Adult Program is holding a free workshop on Thursday, Sept. 10 starting at 5:30 p.m. in Grewen Auditorium. The workshop, titled A Preview of AI’s Impact on IT Security, is being offered in partnership with Logical Operations and CompTIA and is open to the public. See the attached for more information about the workshop. If you are interested in attending, register at the link below.

Professor of English and Director of the Film Studies Program Julie Grossman, Ph.D., will discuss two books she co-authored in 2026, the second edition of Ida Lupino, Director: Her Art and Resilience in Times of Transition (Rutgers University Press) and Hollywood Noir’s Women Performers (Edinburgh University Press). This event is co-sponsored with the "Brewing Ideas" series.

The Carroll College of Arts and Sciences presents the Distinguished Alumni Lecture featuring Kris Balderston ’77. With a career that has included meaningful and high-profile service in the public and private sectors, Kris M. Balderston ’77 returns to the Heights on Constitution Day for a conversation with faculty member Ann Ryan ’85, Ph.D. Having worked closely with President Bill Clinton i...

Raamdeo Agrawal is the chairman and co-founder of Motilal Oswal Financial Services, and the driving force behind the firm’s world-renowned approach to investing. A native of Chhattisgarh in Central India, Mr. Agrawal is also a dedicated philanthropist. He has pledged to donate 5% of his stake in Motilal Oswal to causes such as healthcare and education, and to uplifting rural areas. Mr. ...

This panel will offer a deep dive into feminist food studies for the release of Culinaria: (SUNY Press). Panelists include Janaka Lewis, Ph.D. (Professor of English, UNC Charlotte), Patricia Clark, Ph.D. (professor of English and Black studies, SUNY Oswego), and Sucharita Kanjilal, Ph.D. (Professor of Anthropology, Bard College). Editors Farha Ternikar, Ph.D. (Professor of Sociology, ÆÞÓÑÉçÇø...

Father Bryan Massingale is the James and Nancy Buckman Professor of Theological and Social Ethics at Fordham University. An internationally recognized Catholic theologian and social ethicist, Father Massingale engages in scholarship that explores the intersections of race, theology, Catholic social teaching and LGBTQ+ identities. He is the author of the acclaimed book Racial Justice and the Cat...

Globally, communities continue to experience the compounding consequences of the climate crises in 2026 as wildfires rage and extreme temperatures continue to rise. They also feel and witness the effects of slow environmental violences such as toxins in their soil, water, and air that are most felt by structurally marginalized communities. These experiences are inherently entangled in structure...

Erics Zurawski, Ph.D., is an assistant professor in the department of Environmental Studies at SUNY ESF. Dr. Zurawski holds a doctorate in sociology and juris doctorate from the University of Wisconsin Law School where she concentrated in International and Environmental Law. This event is co-sponsored by the Social Science Seminar,

Professor of Film and Digital Media at the University of California, Santa Cruz, Shelley Stamp, Ph.D., will speak on women audiences of classic Hollywood film (focused on film noir). Co-sponsored with the Gender, Women and Sexuality Studies Program and the Central New York Humanities Corridor.