Syracuse University will now have a bike-share program on campus. Beginning on Sept. 26. students will be able to rent bikes from the Schine Student Center for up to 24 hours with their valid SUID card. Read more »
Syracuse University has appointed Sean Scanlon as vice president for development. Read more »
Students at Syracuse University have begun the process to find off-campus housing earlier each year. The search used to begin closer to the end of November, but now students are signing leases during the first few weeks of the fall semester. Read more »
A Syracuse University alumna had her purse stolen by three unknown boys while walking on Stratford Avenue Sunday night, the Department of Public Safety said. Read more »
A new experimental food lab, kitchen and cafe has opened at the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. It will function as a hands-on training space for nutrition majors. Read more »
An exhibition features letters, films, photographs and memorabilia from veterans’ lives at SU opened at E.S. Bird Library on Thursday. Read more »
James Cunningham, a former U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan, Israel and the United Nations, respectively, discusses the war in Afghanistan and the U.S.’s fight against radical, Islamic extremism at the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs. Read more »
Imagining America, a civic engagement organization, will be relocating its headquarters to the University of California, Davis in summer 2017. Read more »
Members of the Martin J. Whitman School of Management community at Syracuse University were in shock to learn that Kenneth Kavajecz, the school’s former dean, was arrested on charges related to prostitution. Read more »
About 30 Syracuse University alumni attended an open forum on the Campus Framework during the university's Homecoming Weekend. Read more »
Syracuse University Provost and Vice Chancellor Michele Wheatly declined to go into detail about the removal of Kenneth Kavajecz as dean of the Martin J. Whitman School dean in a meeting with the Whitman community on Friday. Read more »
Thirty Syracuse University alumni died as a result of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. Here are six of their stories. Read more »
Wheatly addressed the full senate for the first time Wednesday afternoon in Maxwell Auditorium at the body’s first meeting of the academic year. She talked at length about transparency. Read more »
Syracuse contributed 24 graduates this year to the Teach for America corps, tying for the 16th spot in the “large schools” category. Read more »
Syracuse University is going to enforce an interim policy regarding safety at the University Place promenade. Read more »
Kenneth Kavajecz has been removed from his position as dean of the Martin J. Whitman School of Management, Syracuse University Vice Chancellor and Provost Michele Wheatly announced Wednesday. Read more »
Jeff Kozuch was a firefighter in New York city when the Sept. 11 attacks unfolded. Read more »
SU moved from No. 61 to No. 60 in the National University rankings. Read more »
Two professors at Syracuse University have teamed up to develop new “smart” biomaterials to further study tissue engineering and biomechanics. Their goal is to learn more about cell behavior and eventually improve current medical procedures. Read more »
Dotson is teaming with Les Rose to teach a one-credit class for upper-level broadcast and digital journalism students. Read more »
SU Chief Facilities Officer Pete Sala gave an update Tuesday on the Campus Framework, including conceptual ideas for renovating the Carrier Dome. Read more »
Before 9/11, Syracuse University didn’t have an Institute of National Security and Counterterrorism, a Middle Eastern Studies department or offer courses in Arabic language. Here’s how those programs came to be at SU. Read more »
Vice Chancellor and Provost Michele Wheatly, along with some words from Chancellor Kent Syverud, shared how the administration plans to advance several initiatives during Monday's Student Association meeting. Read more »
Falk College’s Department of Child and Family Studies was renamed last July. The new Department of Human Development and Family Science better reflects the department’s research efforts in childhood and lifespan development. Read more »
