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2016 News Archive

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The Cheer Fun of It
02/04

The thrill of being "the Big S" is Taylor Della Rocco's favorite part of being a member of the Syracuse University cheer team.

Ph.D. Student Appointed to Federal Advisory Panel
02/01

Yang joins National Coal Council

Mighty Oaks Weekend Sport Recap
02/01

The men's basketball and men's and women's indoor track team were in action this past weekend, Jan. 30-31. The Mighty Oaks indoor track team participated at the competitive Brockport Invitational Jan. 30. The men's competition featured 17 schools, the women's competition featured 18 schools.

Study Cross-Links Pollution Extremes to Race, Socio-Economic Status
01/27

A research team that includes Dr. Mary Collins of the ESF Department of Environmental Studies highlights the cross-link between toxic pollution, race, and socio-economic status in a new study published in the peer-reviewed journal "Environmental Research Letters."

New Honor for the Chancellor: A Namesake Beetle
01/25

SUNY Chancellor Nancy Zimpher has collected a lot of honors in her distinguished career but the one bestowed recently will stand out as unusual in her lengthy resume.

Weekend Sports Recap for Jan. 23, 24
01/25

The Mighty Oaks kicked off their 2016 indoor track season Jan. 23; the following day, the men's basketball lost a conference game for the first time this season.

ESF Participates in SUNY Training for University Police
01/25

State University of New York Chancellor Nancy L. Zimpher and University Police Commissioner Paul Berger announced recently that 24 officers from throughout SUNY recently completed a national Fair and Impartial Policing (FIP) training program in Syracuse. The officers will begin providing training to their colleagues on campus and regionally throughout 2016.

Track Team Starts Season with High Hopes
01/19

The 2016 Mighty Oaks track season gets underway Jan. 23 at Hamilton College

Basketball Team Wins Back-to-back Games
01/18

The men's basketball team was in action the weekend of Jan. 16 and 17, going 2-0 in back-to-back games. In the first game of the weekend, the Mighty Oaks faced USCAA rival Alfred State at home in a game that went down to the wire with ESF pulling away in a 67-62 victory.

2,000 Water Samples = One Busy Chemistry Lab
01/12

ESF chemists have taken a leading role in protecting New York's lakes and the millions of people who use them from the toxic effects of harmful algal blooms.