Valerie Goldstein, SU graduate, remembered for 'unstoppable' drive
Valerie, a 2024 SU graduate, and her family died on Christmas Day as a result of a carbon monoxide leak in their New Hampshire vacation home. Read more »
On Campus
USen discusses 2025 fiscal budget, Trump’s executive orders at 1st meeting of semester
Syracuse University Senate discussed FY2026 budget challenges, Trump’s executive orders, and the success of the Forever Orange campaign. Read more »
Syracuse University releases updated Liberal Arts Core
SU will launch a revised Liberal Arts Core in fall 2025, designed to prepare students for challenges such as artificial intelligence. Read more »
‘Armageddon’: Los Angeles-based Syracuse students reflect on wildfires
As wildfires continue across LA, students begin a new semester while hoping their neighborhood isn't the next one to make the news. Read more »
As 2025 Marshall Scholar, Newhouse alum hopes to explore AI ethics
Ghael Fobes was honored as a 2025 Marshall Scholar after graduating from SU in 2022. He hopes to explore the ethics of AI in journalism. Read more »
ATO in process of campus return despite suspension
The Alpha Tau Omega fraternity has confirmed they are in the process of returning to SU, but the university confirmed ATO is still suspended. Read more »
Barnes & Noble College provides updates on SU campus store
Barnes & Noble released an update regarding plans at SU, regarding management and online resources after the takeover of the campus store. Read more »
TV series ‘Lockerbie: A Search for Truth’ premieres
The show follows the story of a father in the aftermath of his daughter’s death in the 1988 Pan Am Flight 103 terrorist bombing. Read more »
Deceased person found in Huntington Hall
Syracuse University's Department of Public Safety responded to reports of a deceased person at SU's Huntington Hall Thursday morning. Read more »
How to keep your residence safe over winter break
With winter break approaching, students who are leaving should take the necessary steps to ensure their residences are secure. Read more »
SU’s African American Studies continues call for resources as Trump plans to defund ‘woke’ studies
Students and faculty in AAS say the department lacks adequate resources and are worried for its future under the Trump administration. Read more »
SU Architecture students rebuild Almond Street with display models
Syracuse University Architecture students shared their proposed models of a redesigned Almond Street during a Wednesday forum. Read more »
NY state determines officers who shot Christopher Murphy were 'legally justified'
The two Syracuse police officers responsible for killing Christopher Murphy were determined “legally justified” in their actions. Read more »
MakerSpace creative hub to relocate to Marshall Street
The Kimmel MakerSpace will close for SU’s demolition of Kimmel and Marion halls before it relocates to Marshall Square Mall in Spring 2025. Read more »
SU pursues new hotel on University Ave. for Fall 2027 opening
Syracuse University will build a hotel on University Avenue, and open it by fall 2027. The hotel will have 200 rooms and be full-service. Read more »
SU set to demolish Marion, Kimmel Hall, Comstock Ave. Garage
Syracuse University will demolish Marion and Kimmel Halls later this December, followed by the Comstock Avenue Garage in early 2025. Read more »
GSO discusses senator payment methods, approves funding
Syracuse University’s Graduate Student Organization discussed potential reimbursement options for its senators and approved funding. Read more »
SU Office of Academic Affairs proposes limiting in-class recordings
Syracuse University’s Office of Academic Affairs is seeking feedback on a proposed policy that would ban recording in classrooms. Read more »
Toner Prize winners share stories, advice at annual Newhouse lecture
Students and faculty gathered Tuesday to hear stories from the 2024 Toner Prize recipients, given to the nation’s “best political reporting.” Read more »
For Ukrainian students at SU, election results hit close to home
When Anna Meehan walked into the Ukrainian Student Association meeting, she expected discussions to be about Donald Trump’s victory. Read more »
SU’s Committee on Athletic Policy reports on changing NCAA landscape
Syracuse University’s Senate discussed “impending changes” to college athletics and their potential impacts during its fourth meeting. Read more »
Campus store employees express uncertainty over B&N transition
On Oct. 21, Syracuse Campus Store student employees received an email informing them they needed to reapply for their current positions. Read more »
‘Defending Banned Books’ guest authors talk censorship, politics
"Defending Banned Books," led by Syracuse University students, hosted Julie Berry and Seamus Kirst to discuss book banning and censorship. Read more »
Brighten a Day student nonprofit combats loneliness, spreads cheer
Brighten a Day aims to spread cheer across the Syracuse community by making cards, hosting gatherings and creating care packages. Read more »
