SU activist engagement team hopes to support, understand student protesters
SAET will help “connect the dots” between students and the appropriate staff member for addressing their concerns. Read more »
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SU official anticipates no outbreak from Quad gathering
Vice Chancellor Mike Haynie does not believe that a large gathering on the Quad will result in an outbreak of coronavirus infections. Read more »
SU students detail quarantine experience in Sheraton Hotel
The university restricted access to certain floors of the Sheraton to use as quarantine and isolation housing for students. Read more »
Video shows dozens of students packed together outside Flint Hall on Friday
The video shows the students gathering at around 11:40 p.m. with no social distancing. Four DPS cars arrived to break up the crowd. Read more »
SU Marching Band moves meetings online, member tests positive for COVID-19
Marching band practices will continue virtually as the university completes the contact tracing process. Read more »
SU students must complete daily health screening starting Monday
The form will ask students if they are experiencing symptoms of the coronavirus or if they have been potentially exposed to the virus. Read more »
Syracuse to cut $18.1 million from city budget due to coronavirus pandemic
The city will significantly cut funding from the Syracuse City Police Department. Read more »
Cardio and weights areas at the Barnes Center to reopen Monday
The track, cardio spaces and weight rooms at the Barnes Center will reopen Aug. 24, but basketball courts will remain closed. Read more »
SU ranked No. 3 party school in the country, 2 spots lower than last year
University of Alabama-Tuscaloosa and University of Delaware were ranked the No. 1 and No. 2 party schools in the country respectively after losing to SU last year. Read more »
SU places 23 students on interim suspension, some related to Quad gathering
Over 100 SU students, some without masks, gathered Wednesday night on the Quad and violated social distancing orders. Read more »
Gathering on Quad could shut down campus, SU official says
Photos and videos circulating last night showed large groups of SU students––not wearing masks and not social distancing––gathering on the quad, less than a week before the start of classes. Read more »
SU to close, sell Greenberg House in Washington, D.C. after 30 years
SU will close the Greenberg House, the university’s only building in Washington, D.C. after more than 30 years in the location. Read more »
Videos show large gathering of SU students on campus, not social distancing
At least 100 students, some without masks, are seen on video gathering Wednesday night on the university’s Quad and not social distancing. Read more »
Students living off campus must participate in COVID-19 screening this week
Students living off campus have five days to participate in the health screening. Read more »
SU updates Title IX sexual assault policies, opposes new regulations
The university opposed the regulations, arguing that the changes might discourage survivors of assault or harassment from coming forward. Read more »
New York adds Alaska, Delaware to state travel advisory
The change in New York state’s travel advisory comes less than a week before classes at Syracuse University start Aug. 24. Read more »
International students going remote struggle to sublet apartment leases
A long travel process and health concerns has led some SU international students who returned home over the summer to study remotely this semester. Read more »
SU official Amanda Nicholson retires after 20 years at university
Three current administrators will temporarily fill Nicholson’s role as SU searches for a permanent replacement. Read more »
SU staff members explain the best study habits for remote learning
Students will have to adopt study habits that fit SU’s new hybrid course formats. Read more »
Here's what you need to know about SU's COVID-19 response strategy
SU will put its expansive coronavirus testing and tracing plan into action when students arrive for class next week. Read more »
Student organizations will meet mostly in-person, follow social distancing
As student clubs and organizations adapt to social distancing guidelines, SU students still have plenty of opportunities to get involved on campus. Read more »
SU to offer online mental health services this fall
For students who choose to return to campus this fall, resources are available through the university to help students maintain their mental health through the pandemic. Read more »
Student robbed on corner of Harrison Street, Ostrom Avenue
An unknown man exited his vehicle, approached the student and stole their phone around 12:20 a.m. Read more »
Students living on campus must stop at Skytop Parking Lot before move-in
Students will verify they completed a pre-arrival coronavirus test and provide a saliva sample at the check-in site. Read more »
