Sportswriter Bob Ryan talks career success, 44 years at The Boston Globe
Famed sportswriter Bob Ryan spoke about his career and how he got working at The Boston Globe at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications on Monday night. Read more »
On Campus
Cuomo launches clean energy competition for college students
Students from colleges and universities in New York state can submit proposals of plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions on campus and in local communities. The winners will receive $1 million to go toward implementing those plans. Read more »
How SU is creating space on campus to talk about race, ethnicity
The Division of Student Affairs uses C.A.R.E., a program that consists of dialogue groups, to make spaces to talk about race and ethnicity. Read more »
Whitman online MBA program ranked among top 50 in the country
Whitman's MBA@Syracuse checked in at No. 44 in U.S. News & World Report's rankings of the nation's top online MBA programs. Read more »
How 2 iSchool professors are undertaking the 'most complicated experiment' in gravitational physics
Two Syracuse University professors a $1 million grant to develop a citizen science system for a gravitational physics experiment. Read more »
Falk College community members remember late professor emerita
Community members from the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics say they will remember the late Claire Rudolph for her passion and forthright personality. Read more »
Week in News: NVRC design finalists announced, SU developing drone policy and more
Here's what happened in news in the last week. 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 »
Why Syracuse University is considering banning the flight of drones on campus
Syracuse University is considering restricting the flight of drones on campus due to safety concerns. Other colleges and universities across the country have enacted policies banning drones on their respective campuses. Read more »
GSO elects students to positions during 1st meeting of semester
A new vice president of external affairs and two University Senators were elected during the first Graduate Student Organization meeting of the semester. Read more »
News to watch out for this weekend
Keep an eye out for these events this weekend, including meetings for a dean search and some art gallery openings. 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 »
Veteran-Focused Medical School
Syracuse University announces 3 finalists to design National Veterans Resource Complex
Syracuse University announced on Wednesday three finalists to design the National Resource Veterans Complex. All three are also in the running to design the Obama Presidential Library. Read more »
Syracuse University reports $60,000 in total lobbying in fourth quarter of 2015
Syracuse University reported $60,000 in total lobbying activity for the fourth quarter of 2015. That was equal to the lobbying reported in the second and third quarters. Read more »
Syracuse University announces changes to travel, entertainment policy
Syracuse University makes changes to its travel and entertainment policy after objections from faculty members. The changes will be effective immediately. Read more »
Here's who Syverud named to lead the Hendricks Chapel dean search committee
Chancellor Kent Syverud just announced who's going to be leading a search for the new dean of Hendricks Chapel as well as who's leading a comprehensive review of how the chapel operates. Read more »
Here's why Syracuse University won't have to change its smoke detector system following state legislation
Syracuse University had to make no changes to its smoke detector system after New York state passed legislation requiring all smoke detectors to have 10-year batteries. Read more »
Syracuse University announces death of professor emerita
Syracuse University announces Claire S. Rudolph, professor emerita of social work, died in her home on Jan. 5. Rudolph served for almost 20 years as chair of the School of Social Work. Read more »
Interactive Crime Map: Dec. 23 - Jan. 17
Check out the crimes that happened near campus in the past week, including burglary and unlawful possession of marijuana. Read more »
News Briefs: What SU news you missed over Winter Break
Here are five of the biggest news stories that occurred over Winter Break in the Syracuse University area. Read more »
Syracuse University community members celebrate MLK Day, reflect on his legacy
Syracuse University community members gathered in Hendricks Chapel to celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day and remember his legacy as a civil rights activist. Read more »
How Syracuse University conserved energy over Winter Break
Syracuse University's Energy Systems and Sustainability Management is responsible for conserving energy over break when most students are gone. To save energy, SU reduces building and housing temperatures and turns off lights. Read more »
SU, SUNY-ESF announce academic, research-based partnership
The chancellor and president of Syracuse University and the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry, respectively, have announced an academic, research-based partnership. Read more »
