Whitman School of Management celebrates 100 year anniversary
Enrollment rises and drops, corporate ties and alumni relations have largely defined the school’s first 100 years. Read more »
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Enhanced snow removal efforts, more heated sidewalks coming for winter
This winter, SU’s snow removal crews will begin their shifts at 2 a.m. to ensure that campus roads and sidewalks are properly cleared and salted. Read more »
Blackstone LaunchPad serves as a hub for community of innovators
Founded in April of 2016, the Blackstone LaunchPad provides mentorship services to Syracuse University community members looking to pursue or contribute to entrepreneurial endeavors. Read more »
3 takeaways from Syverud, Wheatly reports at 1st USen meeting
Provost Michele Wheatly announced a change in policy requiring faculty candidates to submit to background checks. Read more »
Facilitators detail changes, challenges of SEM 100
Facilitator Amanda Paule said SEM 100 delves deeper into the chosen memoir this year, which creates a problem if students don’t finish reading it. Read more »
Commencement 2020 will be held on Quad, chancellor implies
Chancellor Kent Syverud implied at Wednesday's University Senate meeting that Commencement 2020 will be held on the Quad instead of the Carrier Dome. Read more »
Syracuse Abroad opens office in Bird Library
The new office will be in a more centralized location on campus, making it more accessible to students. Read more »
Syracuse adds additional bike path, increasing connectivity
The path was installed on Comstock and Waverly avenues. Read more »
100+ students react to Barnes Center at The Arch
The Daily Orange spoke with more than 100 students about SU’s new health and wellness center. Read more »
SU awarded grant for businesses of service-disabled veterans
The U.S. Small Business Administration awarded the Institute for Veterans and Military Families $100,000 to support service-disabled veterans. A total of $300,000 to organizations across the country for the purpose of supporting service-disabled veterans. Read more »
SU, SUNY-ESF professors disagree on environmental impact of community grid
New York’s transportation department selected the community grid as the most environmentally-sound replacement option for I-81. Read more »
Local nonprofits look to improve Syracuse representation in census
Census data is used to distribute more than $675 billion in federal funding to local municipalities, and allocate proportional state representation in Congress. Read more »
SA elects members to Assembly, Finance Board
SA President Mackenzie Mertikas expressed excitement to begin working with the new class of representatives. Read more »
Intoxication, personal injury reports spike since start of semester
Since the start of the school year, SU has experienced upticks in intoxication, personal injury and larceny reports. Read more »
SU appoints dean for the College of Engineering and Computer Science
J. Cole Smith, who served as associate provost for academic initiatives at Clemson University, will start as dean on Oct. 1. Read more »
SU joins program to diversify intelligence field
SU was named an Intelligence Community Center of Academic Excellence in June. This designation includes a $1.5 million grant to increase diversity through education initiatives and recruitment into the intelligence field. Read more »
Nearly 400 landlords discuss lobbying to change state housing law
New York landlords gathered at the Turning Stone casino last week to discuss the legislation. Read more »
Student Association to vote on STI testing initiative
Get Yourself Tested will provide free STI screenings to SU students on four occasions throughout the year, split evenly between the fall and spring semesters. Read more »
Maxwell to study Syracuse’s immigrant, refugee communities
The study will engage with community stakeholders in hopes of producing a report that immigrant and refugee communities will use to improve problems they face. Read more »
Salt City Market to feature local vendors
Construction of the Salt City Market will begin in the next two weeks. Read more »
SU officially opens Barnes Center at The Arch
Syracuse University students, alumni and faculty gathered on Sims Drive to unveil the health and wellness facility. Read more »
Vlogger Asia Jackson speaks about colorism in media
The Youtuber created #MagandangMorenx, which translates to “beautiful brown skin.” Read more »
Construction plans unclear as SU demolishes part of Ostrom Avenue
SU has begun demolishing the 700 block of Ostrom Avenue, between Shaw and DellPlain Halls. Read more »
GSO elects 6 new senators
The Graduate Student Organization elected six graduate students to the University Senate. Read more »
