Taylor Miriam Henry was named after Miriam Luby Wolfe, who was one of the 35 Syracuse University students killed in the Pan Am Flight 103 bombing on Dec. 21, 1988. Now, Taylor is a Remembrance Scholar to honor her. Read more »
The Lockerbie Academy and Syracuse University share a strong connection, despite being more than 3,000 miles apart. Read more »
Memorials that honor the 35 Syracuse University students who died in the Pan Am Flight 103 crash are all around Lockerbie, Scotland. Read more »
Megan Noble and Katharine Grant reflect on their experiences as Lockerbie Scholars. Read more »
This year, the Remembrance Scholars created silhouettes of the 35 SU students who died in the Pan Am Flight 103 bombing and placed them throughout campus in locations where the victims would have most likely hung out. Read more »
When John Tummino arrived at the first meeting for this year’s Remembrance Scholars in August, he brought a Notre Dame hat that he got from his third-cousin, Wendy Giebler-Sefcik. But, it was not just any hat. Read more »
King-Eckersley’s journey to letting go of the pain of giving away her only child for adoption when she was 19 years old was not a simple or short one. Read more »
Suse Lowenstein started Dark Elegy a month after the bombing killed her son, Alex Lowenstein, a 21-year-old SU student. Dark Elegy was a way for Lowenstein to work through her grief. Read more »
When Greg Mayes heard Pan Am Flight 103 had gone down, leading to the death of its 259 passengers — 35 of them Syracuse University students… Read more »
The tragedy of Pan Am Flight 103 is more than a story of devastation. It’s a story of friendship and kindness. Of selflessness and memories.… Read more »
Twenty-two years ago, a wall was built outside the Hall of Languages in remembrance of the Pan Am Flight 103 victims, of which 35 were… Read more »
Remembrance Week: Part 3 of 4 To this day Melissa Chessher still has Andrew McClune’s phone number scribbled on a worn piece of paper, now… Read more »
