Since the onset of the pandemic, professors have employed a patchwork of software, such as video conferencing apps and remote proctoring services, to hold classes and administer tests at a time when packed lecture halls are a public health hazard. Read more »
SU has dispersed all of the federal money it initially received to assist students. But money from a new relief act is now available. Read more »
The plan will entail a review of current infrastructure, including former U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch’s external review of the Department of Public Safety and other projects. Read more »
Though the length of instruction hasn’t changed, some instructors have concerns about how isolation due to COVID-19 and the continued pressure of the 14-week semester may affect students. Read more »
The new testing method, aided by SU’s laboratory, will produce results within 24 to 36 hours — significantly faster than in the fall. Read more »
The lecture series, which will take place virtually through Zoom, will feature a Pulitzer Prize-winning author, a world-famous dancer, a deaf activist and an advocate for the arts. Read more »
The university has closed several campus cafes and significantly reduced hours at others as sales drop amid the pandemic. Read more »
The pandemic has created additional work for instructors, who again have to dedicate time and energy to redesigning classes and addressing new obstacles for the spring semester. Read more »
SA has already begun working directly with leadership in the financial aid office to implement a chat box feature for students on the office’s website. Read more »
As outdoor space becomes unavailable during the winter months, the university is looking to optimize large indoor spaces for classes and recreation. Read more »
Test cancellations and limited testing capacity due to public health guidelines continue to make it difficult for students to access testing opportunities. Read more »
SU will not hold classes, require classwork to be due or administer exams on March 23 and April 21. Read more »
The dining center will offer Panda Express, CoreLife Eatery, The Halal Shack, Tomato Wheel and Dunkin’ as options, in addition to kiosks from local businesses. Read more »
Unsung Heroes are community members, employees or students that positively impact others but are not “widely recognized” for their work. Read more »
SU political science professors believe Biden's presidency will signal a period of restoration in the U.S. Read more »
A student disciplined for cheating alleges that SU denied her a conduct hearing because of coronavirus-related "emergency academic integrity procedures." Read more »
The university is increasing the size of its contact tracing staff and instituting more frequent for students, faculty and staff. Read more »
Learn more about the testing and quarantine requirements for students returning to SU for the spring semester. Read more »
Students from New York and bordering states can begin moving in on Feb. 5 while students from other states will move in between Jan. 30 and Jan. 31. Read more »
The Office of the University Ombuds provides a confidential and neutral space for SU employees to discuss conflicts. Read more »
Rodriguez, also known as Natalya, was a senior from Houston, Texas studying psychology at Syracuse University. Read more »
Under New York State Department of Health guidance, college and university faculty qualify as part of phase 1B of the vaccine distribution effort. Read more »
SU is still unsure of when it will be possible to hold a commencement ceremony for the class of 2020 but intends to eventually do so. Read more »
The ceremony, previously set for May 9, was pushed back by two weeks to accommodate the updated spring semester calendar. Read more »
