SU's inaugural Office of Diversity and Inclusion symposium ushers inclusivity forward
The symposium included a keynote panel with university leadership and research project presentations from students and faculty regarding inclusivity. Read more »
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As the new Dean of Falk College, Jeremy Jordan 'puts students first'
Jeremy Jordan in his role will oversee the expansion of the university’s new esports major and strive to promote experiential learning and collaboration. Read more »
Breaking down the next 5 years of SU's Academic Strategic Plan
The Daily Orange broke down the specific goals and implications outlined in Syracuse University's final draft of the Academic Strategic Plan. Read more »
SUNY ESF uses virtual reality to envision the future of the I-81 Viaduct Project
Researchers from ESF’s Department of Landscape Architecture are working with residents of Pioneer Homes to map out potential landscapes for the area. Read more »
DPS reports 2 off-campus robberies, 1 student injured
The two robberies occurred off-campus between Thursday night and early Friday morning, with one SU student injured, according to DPS. Read more »
Be With Survivors SU holds vigil to raise Red-Zone awareness
BWSS raised awareness about the Red-Zone, a period of time in the fall where sexual assault cases rise, by holding a vigil. Read more »
University Senate discusses changes in admissions process, legacy admissions
Syracuse University leadership announced new changes to SU's admissions process after the Supreme Court banned affirmative action from college admissions. Read more »
SU's Academic Strategic Plan outlines ambitious academic goals to meet by 2028
Goals in the new iteration of the Academic Strategic Plan include expanding study abroad and investing in STEM education connected to Micron Technology. Read more »
‘Our culture is alive:’ Chief of Onondaga Hawk Clan discusses Haudenosaunee elders
Spencer Lyons tells the story of the Haudenosaunee people and the importance of its preservation as it tends to be forgotten in history. Read more »
New $100,000 grant for SU, SUNY ESF professors aims to tackle wealth gap in city of Syracuse
The professors are hoping to research effective ways the city of Syracuse can combat the long-standing wealth gap between white and Black communities. Read more »
Student Association continues 'Cuse Otto Vote' to bolster student voting engagement
Student Association continues 'Cuse Otto Vote initiative as well as planning upcoming events for students in the fall. Read more »
Alex Epstein opposes net-zero carbon emissions policies in lecture hosted by College Republicans
Alex Epstein, advocator for fossil fuels, held a lecture and Q&A session at Syracuse University's Schine Student Center. Read more »
Be With Survivors SU re-launches ‘Release Your Rage’ initiative
'Release Your Rage' offers Syracuse University students an opportunity to anonymously report sexual assault. Read more »
College Republicans to host fossil fuel advocate in lecture, Q&A session
Epstein is known for championing fossil fuel usage. He will debate Tom Rand in the Schine Student Center's Goldstein Auditorium Wednesday night. Read more »
UPDATE: College Republicans withdraw request to host Moms for Liberty as SU cancels event
Syracuse University met with the SU College Republicans this morning to cancel their request to host Moms for Liberty at Watson Hall, saying that student groups cannot reserve space for outside organizations' events. Read more »
DPS investigating antisemitic graffiti in Brewster Hall
The graffiti was drawn on a student's dorm whiteboard. DPS is reviewing video footage and canvassing the area. Read more »
SU drops 5 spots in US News’ college rankings, cracks top 100 in Forbes’ rankings
SU's national rankings were just released, including rankings like economic diversity, social mobility, diversity and more. Read more »
SA modifies plans for 2023 elections
The Student Association prepares to hold its Assembly Elections on September 25, focusing on student outreach and voting awareness. Read more »
SU partners with Leda Health to create self-administered early evidence sexual assault kits
The kits provide access to military service members who may not be able to receive an exam at a hospital, such as those stationed away from a hospital. Read more »
Getting vaccinated at SU: Where to go, how to get them
The new COVID-19 vaccine are expected to be available starting Friday in parts of New York while Syracuse University awaits a shipment of the new vaccine Read more »
‘With a smile:' Family, friends remember Annie Eisner for her hardworking, joyous nature
Annie's bubbly personality and positive outlook on life left a mark on the SU community after her passing. Read more »
The Women in Leadership Initiative adds two more cohorts this year, with record number of applications
SU's Women in Leadership Initiative offers women in faculty an opportunity to get connected with other women professionals. Read more »
SU’s Student Association holds elections for various officer positions
SA elects multiple candidates for positions such as board of elections commissioner, SA supreme court and the finance board. Read more »
SU announces new direct transfer agreement for Onondaga Community College graduates
The new transfer programs aims to provide Onondaga Community College students with an opportunity to receive a bachelor's degree at Syracuse University. Read more »
