Explore the SU campus through these 6 historic statues
In honor of International Sculpture Day on April 25, Pulp has compiled the stories of six of the most well-known statues sitting on the Syracuse University campus. Read more »
Maxwell
College of Law to establish online degree program
The college of law is the 5th school at SU to partner with 2U to create an online education program. Read more »
Charlie Mastoloni uses listening tour as tool for Student Association presidential campaign
Charlie Mastoloni, a presidential candidate for Syracuse University's Student Association, said he wants students to think he’s experienced, caring and idealistic, but not too idealistic. Read more »
Madeleine Albright on crafting US foreign policy as former secretary of state
Madeleine Albright was the highest ranking woman in the U.S. when she was secretary of state under Bill Clinton. Here's what she said in Hendricks Chapel about her decision-making and foreign policy. Read more »
Horn: New York state should have folded on new casino project
Business columnist Theo Horn discusses potential problems that may come with the arrival of a new casino to the central New York region. Read more »
Syracuse University professors discuss importance of 1st woman being nominated to head combatant command
Syracuse University professors talk about the significance of the first woman in United States history being nominated to head a combatant command. Read more »
Syracuse University deans discuss book about domestic role of US military
As part of the Campbell Public Affairs Institute lecture series, William Banks, the interim dean of Syracuse University's College of Law, discussed his book about the domestic role of the U.S. military with Maxwell Dean James Steinberg. Read more »
Project encourages Syracuse University students to get engaged in primary and general elections
Syracuse University is encouraging its students to get involved in the 2016 primary and general elections with its Student Voter Registration Project. Read more »
Maxwell ranked No. 1 graduate school for public affairs for 8th consecutive time
For the eighth consecutive time, the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University has been ranked the No. 1 graduate school of public affairs by U.S. News & World Report. Read more »
News briefs: What you may have missed over break
Here are some news stories that you may have missed during Spring Break. Read more »
Madeleine Albright to speak at Syracuse University
Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright will be speaking at the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University on April 5 for the Tanner Lecture on Ethics, Citizenship and Public Responsibility. Read more »
Professors question effectiveness of voter-candidate matching website
VoterGuru helps users find the political candidates that match with them based on their ideologies and personal beliefs. But Syracuse University professors doubt the effectiveness of the website. Read more »
Cuomo curbs deceptive business practices from energy service companies
New York state Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced last month a plan to protect consumers from deceptive business practices in the retail energy service industry. Read more »
Officials weigh in on potential merger of Syracuse, Onondaga County
Officials discuss the possibility of a merge between the city of Syracuse and Onondaga County. Read more »
Sean O'Keefe reflects on high-profile positions, recent appointment to advise next US president
Sean O'Keefe, a University Professor at Syracuse University, reflects on his numerous careers — including NASA administrator and secretary of the Navy — as he prepares for his next role as an advisory panel member helping the next president transition into office. Read more »
Student Association holds elections for assembly and gives updates on initiatives
The Student Association of Syracuse University held elections for its general assembly and positions on the University Senate and the Judicial Review Board. Officials also updated the assembly on current SA initiatives. Read more »
Ask the Experts: Professors discuss the Flint water crisis
The Daily Orange talked to two professors about the water contamination crisis in Flint, Michigan and how state and local government handled the situation. Read more »
What Maxwell faculty, staff and students said they want in new dean
Maxwell community members' requests for a new dean included that he or she can bring diversity, communication, transparency and the cultivation of a stronger culture within the school. Read more »
Senators show frustration over budget transparency
The budget report was the last item on the agenda during the first University Senate meeting of the semester, which took place in Maxwell Auditorium. Read more »
3 Maxwell community members will help advise the next United States president
Three Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs community members were chosen as a part of a team of six people to help advise the 2016 presidential administration. Read more »
Here's when town hall meetings will be held for the Maxwell dean search
The Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs is holding several town hall meetings regarding the search for a new school dean. Read more »
Additional pages for passports to be prohibited in 2016
Changes to U.S. passport regulations may affect some Syracuse University students who have U.S. passports but frequently travel internationally. Read more »
Ask the Experts: Professors discuss potential effects of global climate talks in Paris
Syracuse University professors talk about what could come of the Paris Climate Conference, which began on Nov. 30 and is two weeks long. Read more »
Senators express concern over administrative transparency at University Senate meeting
A University Senate committee gave its first report after a 12-year hiatus, prompting faculty to raise concerns about shared governance and transparency in Syracuse University’s administration. Read more »
