With a new president, SWSSU addresses organization's goals for spring semester
SWSSU's new president, Kayla Turner, wants to create an environment welcoming to all students. Read more »
On Campus
Syracuse University to consider lowering COVID-19 alert level to 'BLUE'
Syracuse University will consider lowering its COVID-19 alert level from “RED” to "BLUE" after monitoring data over the next seven to 10 days. Read more »
SU student arrested for assault, resisting arrest at Whitman School
A Syracuse University student was arrested in the Martin J. Whitman School of Management Tuesday afternoon. Read more »
SU's iSchool adds 2 new majors for fall 2022 semester
Syracuse University’s School of Information Studies is launching two new majors for the fall 2022 semester. Read more »
Unsung Hero recipient Peipei Liu advocates for cultural understanding at SU
Peipei Liu, a 2022 recipient of Syracuse University's Unsung Hero Award, said the honor validated her beliefs and efforts in “making the world a better place.” Read more »
SU to host Vera House representative weekly on campus at Schine Student Center
Vera House — a nonprofit advocating against domestic and sexual violence — will have a representative on campus every week for the remainder of the spring 2022 semester. Read more »
SU places Phi Kappa Psi fraternity on investigative status
The fraternity is being investigated for alleged violations of the Code of Student Conduct and must cease operations while under investigation. Read more »
SU to suspend in-person operations in anticipation of inclement weather
A campus-wide alert announced the university's operations would be suspended following the Winter Storm Warning assigned to the central New York area. Read more »
Syracuse University reinstates ZBT as a recognized chapter
Syracuse University’s chapter of the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity is now permitted to operate on campus as a recognized chapter Read more »
2 alumni credit SU for success after purchasing Greenberg House
Oliver and Leah Fernandez graduated from Syracuse University in 2008. They now run a contracting firm and a real estate company, respectively. Read more »
InclusiveU plans to expand accessibility for students with disabilities at SU
InclusiveU, a Syracuse University program enabling intellectually and developmentally disabled students to attend college, was created in 2014. Read more »
Goldstein Faculty Center to house Office of Admissions following renovations
Syracuse University is making steps to renovate the Goldstein Alumni and Faculty Center Read more »
Andrew W. Mellon Foundation grants SU $1.5 million to enhance Indigenous studies
Syracuse University will receive $1.5 million from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to develop the new center and strengthen course offerings and curricula in Native and Indigenous studies. Read more »
SU releases week 1 positivity rate, pre-arrival COVID-19 cases
Syracuse University reported a 2.9% COVID-19 test positivity rate from Jan. 24 to Jan. 28, according to a campus-wide email on Monday. Read more »
Class action lawsuit says SU breached contract, calls for tuition return
Syracuse University is a defendant to a class action lawsuit on behalf of all those who paid tuition and fees for the spring 2020 semester. Read more »
Martin Luther King III highlights family legacy at SU’s 37th MLK celebration
King III spoke at Syracuse University’s 37th annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration on Sunday night. The event featured a collection of performances from the Community Choir and Black Celestial Choral Ensemble. Read more »
SU CARE Lab provides accessible autism diagnoses, evaluations
Founded in 2011, the Center for Autism Research and Electrophysiology Lab at Syracuse University focuses on understanding how people with autism sense and perceive the world around them. Read more »
Community members recognized with 37th annual ‘Unsung Hero’ awards
The awards were given to 24 individuals from the SU community, including faculty, students and a local high school football team, to recognize their service. Read more »
'I was one of the numbers': Students express concern over Barnes Center care
Students detailed their experiences receiving medical care and mental health services from the Barnes Center at The Arch. Read more »
Dozens of SU student organizations participate in Winter Involvement Fair
Dozens of Syracuse University's registered student organizations attended the Winter Involvement Fair in Goldstein Auditorium on Wednesday. Read more »
SU acquires building from Crouse Hospital in $34 million deal
Syracuse University has acquired the Harry and Lillian Marley Education Center in a $34 million deal with Crouse Hospital. Read more »
Forever Orange Faculty Excellence Program to raise funds for faculty research
SU will spend one-quarter to one-third of the funds required to create endowed chairs, professorships, visiting professorships, faculty fellowships and postdoctoral fellowships. Read more »
SU open to offering free COVID-19 testing to local residents during semester
Though Syracuse University’s testing infrastructure could not be used for testing of New York residents while students were moving in, the testing team is willing to extend the offer once more. Read more »
SU to pay city $11 million over 5 years for maintenance, public safety services
Over the next five years, Syracuse University will pay $11 million to the city of Syracuse for city services and city neighborhoods that are near the university. Read more »
