With the drastic impact COVID-19 has had on the economy and the increase in unemployment, many individuals, especially students, are struggling with food insecurity. Read more »
SU closed Ernie Davis after detecting possible traces of COVID-19 in its wastewater, a tactic that will be used to isolate coronavirus cases throughout the remainder of the semester. Read more »
SU detected “a very weak signal” of COVID-19 in Sadler Hall’s wastewater on Friday. Read more »
The two vehicles drove on East Adams St. past Walnut Avenue and Walnut Place, then continued north onto Comstock Avenue, DPS said in a campus-wide email. Read more »
DPS is conducting an investigation after university staff discovered a package with an anti-Black slur in Day Hall. Read more »
All Ernie Davis residents are now free to leave the building and resume their daily activities. Read more »
Marshall Street business owners said their businesses, which rely on Syracuse University students, have suffered due to the coronavirus. Read more »
SU plans to test all Sadler Hall residents and employees today at testing stations on the Quad, but will not require them to quarantine. Read more »
Residents are being asked to return to their rooms immediately to quarantine. Read more »
Several Syracuse Surge projects have been put on hold due to the pandemic, but SU students are still participating remotely. Read more »
Some students said the fear of contracting coronavirus dissuaded them from returning to campus. Read more »
The organization will meet online this semester, but still hopes to engage graduation students about their concerns, leaders said. Read more »
Some student employees at SU have seen reduced hours and smaller paychecks as on-campus jobs shift due to the coronavirus pandemic. Read more »
The worker was cleaning up a spill when he dropped his radio from the upper level of the Carrier Dome onto the plaintiff’s head, the lawsuit alleges. Read more »
Life looks different at SU this semester. These photographs show how. Read more »
Counties are preparing for expanded mail-in voting after legislation signed in August. Read more »
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, several states are allowing citizens to vote by mail to decrease the amount of people at the polls and the risk of contracting the virus. Read more »
RAs said it has been challenging to plan activities for residents to safely socialize, but most students are following the university’s COVID-10 regulations. Read more »
The engagement fair will host nonprofits and government agencies from the Syracuse area that are seeking to fill internships, as well as volunteer and paid positions. Read more »
Syracuse University professors are taking precautions in their classes to prevent the spread of coronavirus among students. Read more »
In March, College Republicans secured $39,000 in funding from SA’s Finance Board to bring Shapiro to campus in October. Read more »
Social media posts circulated of a course syllabus that refers to the coronavirus as “Wuhan Flu” and “Chinese Communist Party Virus.” Read more »
Many parents of Chinese international students use WeChat as the only way to stay in touch with their children, who are thousands of miles away from home. Read more »
With the increase in the rollover budget, SA is using some of the extra funds to help student organizations make their events available virtually. Read more »
