Joe Biden visits alma mater Syracuse for portrait unveiling
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Former President Joe Biden visited his alma mater, Syracuse University, for the unveiling of his portrait. The portrait will be on permanent display in the law school's Law Library Reading Room and was commissioned by portrait artist Michael Shane Neal.
Former President Joe Biden visited Syracuse University, his law school alma mater, for a portrait unveiling. The portrait, painted by Michael Shane Neal, will be on display in the law school's library. Biden attended the university in the 1960s and received his juris doctor in 1968. He was joined by his wife, Jill Biden, and son, Hunter Biden, as well as New York Gov. Kathy Hochul. The portrait unveiling is one of Biden's rare public appearances since his cancer diagnosis last year. The university announced the portrait unveiling in February, and it will be available for public viewing during library hours.
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