To study extreme weather, Syracuse University scientists create artificial ice storm
Researchers and scientists create an artificial ice storm to study the potential impacts of climate change. Read more »
On Campus
Graduate Student Organization president provides update on sanctuary campus bill
GSO President Kumar also announced that Syracuse University has agreed to increase the stipend for graduate assistants. Read more »
Investigation opened after Syracuse University student files Title IX complaint
The university is already under a separate investigation for its handling of a sexual assault case. Read more »
Office for Civil Rights attorneys hold first of 2 meetings on Title IX investigation at SU
Syracuse University faculty and students told Office for Civil Rights attorneys that SU could do a number of things to better handle sexual assault issues on campus during the first Title IX investigation meeting. Read more »
Syracuse University makes effort to simplify online program authorization through national group
SARA program would authorize SU online programs in 47 different states. Read more »
Syracuse LGBTQ community faces uncertainty with Donald Trump presidency
For the LGBTQ community, a Trump presidency brings fear and uncertainty to the gains made over the last few years. Experts and activists share their thoughts for the next four years. Read more »
Officials, professors react to laws that would get rid of tenure in public universities
Lawmaker, Syracuse University professors give opinions on bills introduced in two states that are proposing to eliminate tenure at public colleges and universities. Read more »
Student Association officials clash over cabinet appointment
In their first meeting of the semester, the Syracuse University Student Association debated vacant cabinet positions and sanctuary campus bill. Read more »
Syracuse University professor helps presidential transition behind the scenes
Sean O’Keefe, University Professor at Syracuse University's Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, advised transition teams of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on public governance. Read more »
Fearful of what Trump could do next, Syracuse's Muslim community remains committed to educating others about Islam
Local Syracuse Muslim residents and students are worried about Donald Trump’s next four years in office, but remain committed to speaking about Islam and educating others about the religion. Read more »
Syracuse University announces appointment of new University Registrar
Siham Dougham will lead the Office of the Registrar through new initiatives and policies. Read more »
Organizations work to install equipment for people with sensory disabilities
The Jim & Juli Boeheim Foundation is working with an organization to set up a range of equipment for people with developmental disabilities. Read more »
'Sanctuary campus' bill to be deliberated in upcoming SA meetings
During the first meeting of the spring semester, SA will address the "sanctuary campus" bill submitted last semester. Read more »
Provost Michele Wheatly announces formation of Campus Facilities Advisory Board at semester's 1st University Senate meeting
Vice Chancellor Michele Wheatly announced a Campus Facilities Advisory Board will be formed during the Wednesday University Senate meeting. Read more »
Preferred name policy ‘good first step’ toward a more inclusive campus
Officials reflect on successes of the new preferred name policy as it is implemented this semester. They said they hope it will lead to more changes on the SU campus. Read more »
Updated academic integrity policy aims to make reporting violations easier, clarify the process
The new academic integrity policy reflects input from students and faculty who are overwhelmed with reporting requirements. Read more »
Chancellor Kent Syverud asks University Senate to examine impact of Trump's proposed immigration policies at SU
SU Chancellor Kent Syverud again said the university will not declare itself a "sanctuary campus," but noted he has encouraged the University Senate and experts to examine Trump immigration policies. Read more »
Kent Syverud announces initiatives aimed at advancing Academic Strategic Plan
Syracuse University Chancellor Kent Syverud addressed the campus community on Tuesday in the Life Sciences Complex in what essentially served as a State of the University. Read more »
Is Chuck’s Cafe in jeopardy? A construction proposal calls for its demolition
A real estate firm has proposed demolishing structures on South Crouse Avenue, including Chuck’s Cafe, to make room for student apartments. Read more »
Syverud to provide updates to campus community in address
Chancellor Kent Syverud will speak on campus in State of the University-style address. Read more »
News briefs: What you might have missed over Winter Break
Here is a rundown of news that happened over Winter Break. Read more »
Syracuse University lowers building temperatures to cut costs during Winter Break
Syracuse University reduced campus temperatures to 60 degrees to save energy while students were off campus. Read more »
Office of Civil Rights representatives to visit campus as part of Title IX investigation
The Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights will hold community meetings at Syracuse University on Jan. 24 and Jan. 25. Read more »
Hoople Building demolished over break after months-long delay
The Hoople Building was demolished over break and will be the future site of the National Veterans Resource Complex. The building was originally slated to be torn down in October. Read more »
