Syracuse Symposium

The SU Humanities Center Spring Symposia feature the scholarship of our resident fellows—the 2012-2013 HC dissertation fellows and the 2013 HC Faculty Fellows—for the benefit of the College of Arts and Sciences and participating divisions of Syracuse University.

Perpetual Peace Project

The Perpetual Peace Project is predicated on the belief that no one institution or individual can clearly claim or guarantee a mastery of the concept of peace. Today, as in Kant's time, the concept of peace remains abstract and continues to be defined negatively as an absence of war. For this reason our project takes on initiatives within multiple institutions, to create the conditions for proposing yet again the idea of peace.

Society for the Study of Bio-political Futures

The initial idea and the particular composition of this Research Society was inspired—very loosely—on the establishment and activities of the College of Sociology between 1937-1939.

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Humanities Center

The Syracuse University Humanities Center, housed in The College of Arts and Sciences, promotes a broad, collaborative, and interdisciplinary understanding of the humanities at Syracuse University. LEARN MORE >>

Humanities Corridor

The Central New York Humanities Corridor engages faculty from research institutions in the region with vigorous humanistic scholarly traditions, Syracuse University, Cornell University and the University of Rochester. LEARN MORE >>

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