veterans

SU traces its strong connection to veterans and the military back to World War I and especially after World War II when veterans made up about half of the student body.

The U.S. Senate approved the legislation that would make it easier for veterans with health issues due to burn pit exposure to receive healthcare.

Gov. Hochul declares March 29 as the day to honor Vietnam Veterans in New York State.

Governor Kathy Hochul has announced the construction of $15 million dollar energy-efficient housing development for the elderly and homeless veterans.

The U.S Small Business Administration funded Syracuse University as one of 22 Veterans Business Outreach Centers in the nation.

The Joseph P. Dwyer Veterans Peer Support Program provides nonclinical support for veterans struggling with mental health issues.

The play War Words includes the experiences, trauma, loss and sacrifice of 17 former military who fought in Afghanistan or Iraq. The play by Michelle Kholos Brooks will be staged by Syracuse Stage and the National Veterans Resource Center in Syracuse.

Syracuse University Veteran Career Service is holding a virtual career meet-up for veterans soon, which can be register at SU. Jack Myers and his company help the veterans' development in media industry by providing higher positions for veterans.

Syracuse University's Institute of Veterans and Military Families working with City of Syracuse to launch Syracuse Serves. The program will help veterans navigate the range of assistance programs available, including follow-through to see if the help is accessed and effective.

Central New York was hit hard during the second wave of the Coronavirus, and the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Syracuse was no different.…