Former congressman talks conservative solutions to climate change
Bob Inglis spoke to the Syracuse University chapter of College Republicans on Wednesday night. Read more »
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GSO Senate opposes cost to dependents for using recreational facilities
The Graduate Student Organization unanimously passed a resolution opposing a cost for student dependents between $80 and $120 to use facilities such as The Barnes Center at The Arch. Read more »
How The D.O. analyzed SU’s sexual misconduct complaint list
The Daily Orange’s reporting team explains its data analysis. Read more »
Court filing reveals statistics on formal sexual misconduct complaints at SU over 4 years
A list of the complaints was made public in federal court last week as part of an ongoing Title IX lawsuit against the university. Read more »
DPS announces incidents involving minors in SU area over weekend
One incident occurred on Ostrom Avenue, and the other occurred in Oakwood Cemetery. Read more »
City in talks with SU about federal work-study opportunities
Several common councilors questioned whether the agreement is necessary for the city. Read more »
The D.O. is moving to a new home due to SU construction plans
After more than three decades at 744 Ostrom Ave., The Daily Orange is moving its operation down the street due to university construction plans. Read more »
International student enrollment increases at SU despite national trend
International student enrollment in the United States is on the decline, but data from SU’s Office of Institutional Research and the Slutzker Center for International Services show that the university is not following this trend. Read more »
State law aims to prevent gun violence through firearm confiscation
New York state Gov. Andrew Cuomo implemented the Red Flag Law in August. Read more »
SUNY-ESF works to boost number of applicants
A report from the university’s Office of Undergraduate Admissions found that the number of freshman applicants dropped by almost 20% between the 2018-19 academic year and the current academic year. Read more »
Onondaga Nation, community members celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day
To those in attendance, the day represented a time to shift public attention away from Christopher Columbus and to instead begin commemorating indigenous communities. Read more »
SA leaders criticize Assembly members for lack of participation
Student Association leaders were disappointed with Assembly members’ level of participation in Mental Health Awareness Week. Read more »
Here's what students think of Thornden Park's bad reputation
University Neighborhood renters say Thornden Park is not a hotspot for muggings, rapes and drug use like some SU students believe. Read more »
Parkland shooting activist, Sarah Chadwick balances advocacy, student life
Sarah Chadwick has spent a year-and-half working on gun reform. Now, the 18-year-old has enrolled at Syracuse University where she plans to expand her interests and enjoy a “normal” college experience. Read more »
SU Humanities Center hosts panel on issues shown in ‘12 Angry Men’
The panel discussed biases in the American judicial system Read more »
Syracuse police chief seeks community help in diversifying officers
SPD recently recruited a new police class of 33 recruits. This police class is less diverse than the department’s last-recruited class. Read more »
Upstate Golisano Children's Hospital receives grant for center
Philanthropist Tom Golisano gave the $3 million grant. Read more »
SA leaders discuss transportation, safety initiatives with DPS
Topics discussed included the expansion of DPS transportation services, the addition of new security cameras around and efforts to increase department visibility and improve student relations. Read more »
SU students attend diplomatic peace forum on Korean conflict
The 2019 Global Peace Forum on Korea was held at Columbia University in September. Read more »
Students want more from SU counseling services
The Barnes Center at The Arch aims to provide students with centralized physical and mental health services, but many students are dissatisfied with their access to the center’s counseling services. Read more »
Record number of student veterans enrolled in SU this fall
Student veterans said SU’s demonstrated commitment to veterans and military-connected students was a large factor in their decisions to attend the university. Read more »
SU developing online programming following national trend
SU offers 19 online master’s programs and five online certificates of advanced study. Read more »
SU students of color raise concerns at sorority roundtable
The sorority hosted the open forum as part of their “Evolution of a Revolution” Delta Week. Read more »
Exposed lead paint found in off-campus homes
Ten of the homes tested contained exposed lead paint, which was used to coat the interiors and exteriors of homes until 1978, when the federal government banned commercial use of the product. Read more »
