Study shows smallmouth bass’s weight increases with growth of gobies
Smallmouth bass aren’t small anymore, according to a recent SUNY-ESF study. As part of his dissertation at the State University of New York College of… Read more »
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Tortoise population rises after near extinction, SUNY-ESF study shows
A SUNY-ESF professor led a study that showed a rise in the tortoise population on the Galapagos island of Espanola after coming close to extinction. Read more »
SUNY-ESF uses state-of-the-art heating technology to improve energy efficiency
SUNY-ESF is taking steps to improve energy efficiency, using state-of-the-art heating technology to do so. The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority, in… Read more »
Wilson's Pascagoula childhood shapes ESF basketball coach as speaker, leader
Seneca Wilson's mother baked cakes for neighborhood children less fortunate than him. He called her a giver. He tries to be one too. Read more »
Dining hall offers food grown locally by students
Students dining recently at the Trailhead Café on the SUNY-ESF campus were able to get a taste of food grown by fellow students. Earlier this… Read more »
Artist-in-residence finds inspiration from time at Adirondack Interpretive Center
SUNY-ESF’s first artist-in-residence presented her work to the community last week in a display that aimed to connect nature and philosophy. Frances Gaffney spent the… Read more »
College uses strategic planning process to focus on its future
SUNY-ESF has begun the process of setting goals for the college for the next five years and beyond. In an effort to lay out the… Read more »
SUNY-ESF fishing team founded by student attains success in first year
When Michael Longacre transferred to SUNY-ESF last semester, he had one goal in mind: start a bass fishing team. Longacre, a junior aquatic and fisheries… Read more »
College receives funding to improve research programs for Onondaga Lake
SUNY-ESF will receive $20 million to create an education center to improve research on one of the country’s most polluted lakes. The State University of… Read more »
College earns highest ranking in its history in U.S. News and World Report
SUNY-ESF has climbed to an all-time high in the U.S. News and World Report college rankings. U.S. News and World Report ranked the State University… Read more »
SUNY-ESF inaugurates 4th president, looks ahead
Quentin Wheeler was inaugurated as the fourth president of SUNY-ESF Friday in Hendricks Chapel. The inauguration ceremony highlighted Wheeler's accomplishments and celebrated the future of… Read more »
Hare-y situation: SUNY-ESF professor researches decline in New England cottontail rabbit population
Researchers from SUNY-ESF are using state parks to study rabbit habitats, and possible factors in the animal’s decreasing population. Jonathan Cohen, a professor at the… Read more »
SU earns No. 58 spot in 2015 U.S. News and World Report rankings
Syracuse University rose four spots to No. 58 in the 2015 U.S. News and World Report National University rankings, which were released late Monday night.… Read more »
Students, professors team with other organizations to create state fair shipwreck exhibit
For the past two weeks, attendees at The Great New York State Fair have had the opportunity to see technology that could lead to the… Read more »
SUNY-ESF has largest incoming class in its history, breaking 2012 record
For the second time in three years, SUNY-ESF will welcome the largest class in the history of the college. This fall’s class will have 580… Read more »
SUNY-ESF set to inaugurate fourth president
SUNY-ESF will celebrate the inauguration of its fourth president, Quentin Wheeler, by hosting several events, including an academic symposium and a bioblitz. The weekend of… Read more »
Backyard business: Alumnus starts landscaping company using sustainable, healthy plants
A SUNY-ESF graduate is using the environment around him to feed his passion for helping others. David Myers, a State University of New York College… Read more »
Divest SU, ESF hold rally on the Quad then march to chancellor's office to deliver letters
Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF students marched from the Quad to Chancellor Kent Syverud’s office Monday morning to deliver letters and signatures persuading him to discuss… Read more »
Chipping away: Professor, team of machinists, researchers use technology, flue gas to develop energy efficient fuel
A SUNY-ESF professor is turning a substance commonly found on playgrounds and parks into a more energy efficient fuel. Thomas Amidon, a paper and bioprocess… Read more »
Divest SU to march to chancellor's office
On Monday morning, Syracuse University Chancellor Kent Syverud will receive a special delivery. Students will deliver handwritten letters to the chancellor’s office in Crouse-Hinds Hall… Read more »
Fawning over: Professor, students present findings on Syracuse's deer population
After conducting extensive research, a SUNY-ESF professor handed Syracuse residents the hard truth about the city’s problematic white-tailed deer. Brian Underwood, an adjunct associate professor… Read more »
Safe and sound: Two research teams receive funding to study how people communicate storm warnings
A year and a half after Superstorm Sandy hit the East Coast, a grant will fund research to examine how storm warnings are perceived by… Read more »
Power hungry: Former student founds company to provide alternative energy for food trucks
Corrections: In a previous version of this article, Simply Grid’s scope of branching out was misstated. Simply Grid is not currently branching out to fire… Read more »
Paws off: professor calls for awareness, protection of snow leopards
All eyes will be on Sochi, Russia as the 2014 Winter Olympics begin Feb. 7, but a SUNY-ESF professor is hoping it will bring more… Read more »
