Elliot Stamler, Class of 1960, has named SU as a beneficiary of his estate. His gift is one of several seven-figure gifts recently made to SU ahead of the largest fundraising campaign in university history. Read more »
Balter said her campaign would focus on support for public education and fair wages for the working class. Read more »
As part of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Bird Library is presenting an exhibiting documenting the Denny’s Incident, an anti-Asian American hate crime that occurred at Syracuse in 1997. Read more »
Artist Adela Licona will speak at the Syracuse Symposium on Friday. Her work focuses on the human injustices found at the United States-Mexico border and the lack of awareness on immigration law. Read more »
Syracuse University students, campus police and city police have released conflicting statements about the details of the Saturday assault. Read more »
The current system prevents students who have financial holds from registering for or attending classes. Read more »
The interdisciplinary initiative will draw on faculty across SU to study autonomous systems. Read more »
USen passed a motion that calls on Chancellor Kent Syverud to allow students with financial holds to register for spring classes. Read more »
Members of SU community urge Chancellor Kent Syverud to support the community grid option for replacing the Interstate 81 viaduct in Syracuse. Read more »
Provost Michele Wheatly announced the university will fund the hiring of 53 people as part of its Cluster Hire initiative, and a Center for Undergraduate Research will receive $1 million annually from Invest Syracuse. Read more »
If you haven't found the one yet, check out these classes before Myslice registration opens. Read more »
The Syracuse Common Council recently approved a six-figure payment to Jim Deferio, a street preacher and anti-gay protester. Read more »
James Baker has previously taught at Yale University, Georgetown University and MIT, and served as chief judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces Read more »
Registration begins this week. Here are some class ideas inspired by your favorite Marvel figures. Read more »
Picking a major in college isn't easy, especially because there's so many of them, so here are the best and worst ones from each school and college. Read more »
The first Student Association presidential debate of the spring semester will be held Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Maxwell Auditorium. Read more »
The panel was co-hosted by the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs and the School of Architecture. Read more »
The Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs’ citizenship and civic engagement program was part of the study. Read more »
Thomas, who played for Syracuse from 1996 to 2000, recently published a book titled "We Matter: Athletes and Activism." Read more »
The report was released Wednesday afternoon by the University Senate’s Committee on Budget and Fiscal Affairs. Read more »
Eric and Judy Mower met at SU as undergraduate students in the 1960s. Ever since, they’ve continued making an impact on the Syracuse community together. Read more »
Alexander Heffner, host of PBS’s "The Open Mind," discussed incivility in government and social media Thursday evening. Read more »
The report, released in December, detailed pay gaps between women and men professors. Most said they were not surprised by the report’s findings. Read more »
Walsh has said the city plans to partner with the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs to host a Fiscal Summit. Read more »
