LGBTQ students should not feel alienated by their faith
Student Life columnist Bethanie Viele discussed how LGBTQ students should not feel alienated by their faith — “True Colors” helps to bridge the gap. Read more »
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SU holds Service of Commemoration to honor community members who have died
The names of 84 SU students, faculty, staff, retirees and trustees who died in 2018 were read at the service. Read more »
Video: SU community members gather to honor the victims of the Christchurch Shooting
SU students and community members gathered outside Hendricks Chapel on Tuesday night to remember and mourn the victims of the Christchurch Shooting. Read more »
SU community honors victims of Christchurch, New Zealand shootings
Members of the Muslim Student Association, the Muslim Chaplaincy and Hendricks Chapel held a vigil at Hendricks Chapel on Tuesday night. Read more »
SU student organist gears up for 1st solo recital
Meet Samuel Kuffuor-Afriyie, one of two junior organ performance majors at Syracuse University, who’s preparing for his first solo recital. Read more »
NPR journalist Nina Totenberg discusses her experience covering the Supreme Court
In her time at NPR, Totenberg covered the Watergate scandal, tanked a Supreme Court nomination and published an exclusive interview with Anita Hill. Read more »
Video: The Vagina Monologues to be performed at Hendricks Chapel this weekend
The Vagina Monologues is a performance created by Eve Ensler, an author and feminist, who interviewed 200 women about their vaginas. Read more »
The Vagina Monologues to promote empowerment, love this weekend
Students Advocating Sexual Safety and Empowerment will host its annual performance of The Vagina Monologues in Hendricks Chapel this weekend. Read more »
Quilters, knitters gather at Hendricks Chapel to give back to Syracuse community
Hendricks Chapel Quilters and Crochet, Knit & Conversation are two campus organizations that offer its members an opportunity to decompress, learn new hobbies and give back to the greater Syracuse University community. Read more »
Catch up on 3 SU news stories you may have missed this week
Three SU students were assaulted off-campus early Saturday morning, Watson Hall’s water was repaired and more. Read more »
SU announces spring semester University Lectures speakers
Journalist Nina Totenberg, researcher Lynn Conway and think tank director Martin Indyk will speak in the series. Read more »
People’s Place celebrates grand reopening with live music, free samples
People’s Place, a not-for-profit student-run coffee shop located in the basement of Hendricks Chapel, celebrated its revamped kitchen space and menu with a grand reopening celebration Friday afternoon. The cafe, noted for its eclectic art designs and menu names, has been operating at Syracuse University since 1971. Read more »
5 ‘Unsung Heroes’ honored at MLK ceremony
An 11-year-old artist was the youngest “Unsung Hero” selected for the award this year. Read more »
Students should attend MLK Celebration
Student Life columnist Maria Sanchez encourages SU students to participate in the MLK day celebration at SU. Read more »
Here are 5 stories you may have missed during the winter break
The city of Syracuse was awarded funding to remove lead paint in homes, and Syracuse restaurants received sexual assault prevention training. Read more »
On Pan Am Flight 103 anniversary, Arlington memorial service reflects on lives lost
Families and friends of victims of the Pan Am Flight 103 bombing gathered at the nation’s cemetery to honor those lost. Read more »
Pan Am Flight 103 remembrance service held on 30th anniversary of bombing
The ceremony began in Hendricks Chapel and then moved to the Wall of Remembrance for a memorial statement and moment of silence. Read more »
Jay Dolmage speaks about disability justice, pragmatic social change at SU lecture
The associate professor and best-selling author discussed the prevalence of academic ableism on college campuses. Read more »
Hendricks Chapel will sponsor 2 relief trips to Puerto Rico
Student volunteers will assist in cleanup efforts and help communities that are struggling in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria. Read more »
INTERACTIVE: 5 ways to de-stress on campus during finals
Too busy to get off campus this week? Here’s how to de-stress without leaving the Hill. Read more »
Hanukkah started Sunday night. Here’s how the SU community is celebrating this week
Sunday night marked the start of the Jewish holiday Hanukkah, known as the festival of lights. Read more »
Ombuds Office plans to hire permanent director by end of December
Syracuse University created the Office of the University Ombuds in February and has kept an interim director for the past eight months. Read more »
Holidays at Hendricks hopes to bring light, positivity to campus
Each year, Hendricks Chapel rings in the holiday season with Holidays at Hendricks, featuring five all-student choirs from the Setnor School of Music. Read more »
Committee finds SU graduate employees don’t make living wage
The Graduate Student Organization’s Employment Issues Committee determined that 75 percent of graduate assistants are paid less than the cost of attendance. Read more »
