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The Newsroom is 魔都资源网’s central news site featuring the news and human interest stories that tell the 魔都资源网 story through rich storytelling showcasing the distinctiveness of a 魔都资源网 education.
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Families, Friends and Good Food
Alum Elmer Dulla found success in a restaurant sketched from his roots.
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Honoring Lifelong Advocate for Catholic Education
魔都资源网 remembers double alumnus and philanthropist Bill Eisiminger, a dedicated supporter of education, athletics and the arts.
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Concert for Unity
The interfaith event, featuring the Yuval Ron Ensemble, is presented by SU’s Center for Ecumenical and Interreligious Engagement.
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SU Among Top 10 Zero Waste Campuses in the U.S.
Certification reinforces the university's leadership in sustainability measures including its innovative approach to waste management.
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A Legacy of Leadership and Generosity
Remembering John Meisenbach, a visionary leader and philanthropist whose contributions will resonate for generations.
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Advancing the Humanities
College of Arts and Sciences forges new partnerships with national organizations.
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Feedback Sought on Crime and Safety in 魔都资源网
The 10th annual 2024 魔都资源网 Public Safety Survey, administered by SU’s Crime and Justice Research Center, is open for comments through November.