After a data breach that exposed the names and Social Security numbers of nearly 10,000 people, a Syracuse University student affected by the breach is suing the university for negligence. Read more »
The map shows that safety escort shuttles operate within the approximate boundaries of W. Washington Street in Armory Square, Skytop Road near I-481, Westmoreland Ave and E. Fayette St. Read more »
The university enforced the single-use products to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus, but this modification increased waste production and decreased recycling. Read more »
The four Newhouse faculty members have gone through contact tracing protocols. Read more »
DPS Chief Bobby Maldonado updated the university community about three bias incident investigations in a campus-wide email on Tuesday. Read more »
Hendricks Chapel has had to follow the university's COVID-guidelines and will resume in-person service this fall. Read more »
Despite its possibility to have a large impact, the X Lab community is small, with just a handful of undergraduate and graduate researchers. Read more »
The Carrier Dome will serve as the university's on-campus COVID-19 testing center on weekdays starting this Wednesday. Read more »
Syracuse University raised tuition by 3% for the 2021-22 school year despite the pandemic and student concerns. Read more »
From Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s resignation to a new campus masking policy, here are some of the most prominent stories The Daily Orange covered this summer. Read more »
Bee Orange at Syracuse University aims to protect pollinator habitats and increase environmental awareness. Read more »
#NotAgainSU encouraged students and faculty to strike from in-person classes until an online option is available. Read more »
Everyone on campus, regardless of vaccination status or campus alert level, must wear masks on public transit or while visiting any health care facility. This includes the SU Shuttle, the Barnes Center at The Arch and the Kimmel Testing Center. Read more »
The letter, which was circulated to faculty members in a majority of SU’s schools and colleges, urges SU’s administration to re-implement strict indoor mask-wearing guidance, extensive student testing and social distancing enforcement. Read more »
The pedestrian involved with the collision told authorities that he was not hurt and was taken away from the scene by ambulance for minor injuries. Read more »
DPS is investigating offensive graffiti found on a whiteboard in Shaw Hall. The graffiti has since been removed. Read more »
Testing for unvaccinated SU faculty, staff and students will occur in Kimmel Dining Hall. The university will continue to provide testing for all campus community members, including employees’ family members, regardless of vaccination status. Read more »
There are a variety of cultural organizations that are designed to help students of color and those with a profound interest in learning about different cultures find their community on campus. Read more »
Kimmel Hall will be used as SU's COVID-19 testing center, as the university had always planned to close Kimmel Food Court following the re-opening of Schine. Read more »
The lawsuit, filed by a prospective SU student, alleges that the university's website fails to meet federal accessibility standards. Read more »
Mainwaring has been accused of sexually abusing former SU students and athletes, and four lawsuits have been filed against the university. Read more »
Warnock’s visit to SU followed a series of more than 20 hate crimes and bias-related incidents that took place on and around campus during the fall 2019 semester and the #NotAgainSU occupation of the Barnes Center at The Arch that formed in response. Read more »
The guidance is applicable for those who have received the Pfizer or Moderna COVID-19 vaccines. Those who have received the Johnson & Johnson vaccines are not yet eligible. Read more »
SU is currently on the blue-level alert, meaning masks are required for all people during academic instruction and recommended for vaccinated people indoors in the presence of others and outdoors in large groups. Read more »
