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Mighty Oaks Soccer Teams End Season at USCAA Championships
The men's and women's soccer teams wrapped up their seasons this past weekend at the 2018 USCAA Soccer National Championships in Virginia Beach. Each team tallied a win and a loss for the tournament and left the competition after the completion of pool play.
(11/12)
Women's Cross Country Team Wins National Championship
With the Cross Country National Championship trophy always so close, a third place in 2015, fourth place in 2016, second place in 2017, ESF's women's cross country team finally brought the trophy home, winning their first USCAA National Championship in program history. (11/12)
ESF Team Reports Discovery of Unusual Molecule
Two ESF scientists are part of a research team that recently discovered an unusual molecule that is produced in the oceans by planktonic microalgae and bacteria. (11/5)
ESF Alumna Leads Cannabis Team for Law Firm
Sara Payne ('05, ES) is no stranger to jokes about her specialty in cannabis law at Barclay Damon LLP, in the firm's Syracuse office. (11/1)
38 ESF Students to Attend Zero Waste Conference
More than three dozen ESF students are traveling to Philadelphia this week for the 5th annual Students for Zero Waste Conference. (10/30)
ESF Represented at Forestry and Wood Products Summit
Actions to advance New York's forestry industry were announced at the state's first-ever Forestry and Wood Products Summit, held in Binghamton Oct. 25. Members of the ESF community were among the attendees, who included representatives from the Wood Products Development Council, academia, local government and the forestry and wood products industry. (10/29)
Mighty Oaks Sweep HVIAC Tournament
It was raining acorns all weekend at the 2018 Hudson Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Conference tournaments. (10/29)
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ESF in the Media
- Medium: Hell-bent on conservation:
ESF researchers Dr. James Gibbs and grad student Michelle Herman are participating in a conservation project for eastern hellbenders, a two-foot long salamander native to the Appalachias. 11/13/18
- Bridge Street: Creepy, Spooky Chemistry Class:
Dr. Neal Abrams put on a seasonal demonstration of how to use chemistry to make simple and fun Halloween special effects. 10/31/18
- Daily Orange: Inside the world of timber sports, with the SUNY-ESF Woodsmen:
The ESF Woodsmen are featured in the Daily Orange. 10/22/18
- Wellsvllle Daily Reporter: Autumn’s arresting colors arriving:
Dr. Donald Leopold was interviewed in an article about this year's fall foliage season. 10/8/18
- Spectrum Going Green: Tadpoles and chestnut trees:
Going Green looks at the link between tadpoles and American chestnut trees in ESF's American chestnut project. 10/7/18
