Syracuse University

Syracuse University is a private research university in Syracuse, New York, founded in 1870. It is known for professional programs, research, and its NCAA Division I athletics.

Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs: Syracuse University's school for public affairs, international relations, and social sciences. The Maxwell School is one of the university's best-known academic divisions.
Syracuse University founding: The establishment of Syracuse University in 1870 as a coeducational institution in central New York. Its founding explains the university's original civic and educational purpose.
Syracuse Orange: The athletic teams representing Syracuse University in NCAA Division I competition. The Orange are the university's most visible public-facing athletics identity.
Joe Biden: An American politician who served as the 46th president of the United States. Biden earned his law degree at Syracuse University in 1968.
S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications: Syracuse University's school for journalism, advertising, public relations, and related communications fields. Newhouse gives the university a prominent center for professional media education.
Ezra Cornell: An American businessman and philanthropist who founded Cornell University and supported education in New York. Cornell's educational influence formed part of the regional context for Syracuse's founding.
Syracuse Orange men's basketball: The men's college basketball team representing Syracuse University. The basketball program has made Syracuse a prominent name in college sports.
Dick Clark: An American television and radio personality, producer, and host of American Bandstand. Clark studied at Syracuse and became one of its widely recognized alumni.
Syracuse University College of Law: The law school of Syracuse University, established in 1895. The College of Law is a major professional school within the university.
Methodism: A Protestant Christian movement originating in eighteenth-century England and later spreading widely. Syracuse University was founded with support from the Methodist Episcopal Church.

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