Security cameras to be installed in off-campus neighborhoods before fall semester
Alexander Lynch, a community and security analyst for Syracuse University’s Department of Public Safety, raised more than $90,000 for the project. Read more »
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5 Syracuse-related news stories you should know about
With summer construction happening at Syracuse University and the Syracuse mayoral race underway, catch up on some important news updates from the past week in the Syracuse area. Read more »
Relaxation exercises offered this summer to Syracuse University faculty and staff
Stretch and Breathe is a pilot program for the summer. Depending on how many people are interested and participate, it possibly could continue past August. Read more »
Syracuse University reaches halfway point with summer construction
Infrastructure projects, including several academic buildings and residence halls, are underway this summer. Completion of the projects is slated for August and September. Read more »
See who is endorsing the candidates running for mayor of Syracuse
As the Syracuse mayoral election grows closer, take a look at who is backing whom with The Daily Orange’s candidate endorsement tracker. Read more »
$4 million given to SU for recruitment of minority students in STEM
The funds were given to Syracuse University by National Science Foundation to improve recruitment and retention rates of underrepresented students in STEM programs. Read more »
First Democrat declares candidacy for 24th Congressional District race
Anne Messenger became the first Democratic candidate to enter the 24th Congressional District race on Tuesday, facing off incumbent Rep. John Katko. Read more »
Syracuse University named a top performer for women in STEM online degree programs
Syracuse University was named a top college for women pursuing online STEM degrees. This rating came from the SR Education Group, which evaluates colleges and universities online degree programs based on factors such as academic support and cost. Read more »
5 national news stories you should read about
This past week, the news was buzzing with major headlines. Here are a few of the most notable news stories from the last week. Read more »
Gallery: See the weekly construction progress on South Crouse Avenue
Construction work on South Crouse Avenue is being done this summer to build an eight-story multiuse complex. See the weekly progress of the construction in photos. Read more »
Syracuse University alumnus named as defendant in Fyre Festival lawsuit
Grant Margolin, who graduated from SU in 2014, was the Fyre Festival’s chief marketing officer. Read more »
Ad hoc committee creates strategies to increase support for undocumented students at Syracuse University
The Ad Hoc Committee on DACA and Undocumented Students recently completed a report that includes strategies and recommendations on how to increase support for undocumented students at Syracuse University. Read more »
Catch up on the latest Syracuse University news from the past week
Here are five Syracuse University news stories you might have missed since the beginning of the week. Read more »
Experts discuss toxic algae blooms in central New York
Syracuse, which gets most of its drinking water from nearby Skaneateles Lake, has never had issues due to this type of algae. Toxic blooms, though, were detected in Owasco Lake in 2015. Read more »
Rep. John Katko votes in favor of immigration bills that cut federal grant money to 'sanctuary cities'
Under the bill passed by the House Thursday, cities that refuse to comply with federal immigration laws could see cuts to community policing and anti-terrorism grants. Read more »
Construction update: Campus projects continue to progress well despite rainy weather
Pete Sala, vice president and chief facilities officer, gave an update on Syracuse University’s summer construction projects in a campus-wide email sent Wednesday. Read more »
Security measures at Dineen Hall will be rolled back July 1
A Department of Public Safety officer will no longer staff Dineen Hall’s Irving Avenue welcome desk, and the turnstile gates at the entrances to the building will be unlocked. Read more »
Zhanjiang 'John' Liu appointed as Syracuse University’s vice president for research
Zhanjiang “John” Liu has been appointed as Syracuse University’s vice president for research. As part of this role, he will work to increase research activity and collaboration throughout campus. Read more »
National academic community comes together to defend Syracuse University professor’s academic freedom
Dana Cloud started to receive hate mail after she tweeted in opposition to an anti-Sharia protest in Syracuse. Since then a statement of solidarity to defend Cloud has been signed by about 1,400 individuals across the country. Read more »
3 hawks take over Syracuse University campus during summer, prompting warning signs
Signs have been posted near Lyman Hall reading “Beware, Low Flying Hawks.” But hawk experts say those on the Syracuse University campus this summer need not worry. Read more »
Catch up on 5 big national news stories from the past week
Here are some of the most important national news stories from the past week. Read more »
Syracuse University opts out of New York state tuition aid program
Syracuse University officials announced Friday the university will not participate in the Enhanced Tuition Awards program, which will give up to $6,000 in aid to New York residents planning to remain in the state after graduation. Read more »
Syracuse University, adjunct faculty union agree to 3-year contract
Adjuncts United, a union representing about 600 part-time SU faculty, approved an agreement that includes wage increases and opportunities for multi-year faculty appointments. Read more »
Racial diversity remains an issue in the US teaching workforce, Department of Education report finds
According to the most recent Department of Education survey, 82 percent of public school teachers identify as white. By 2024, 56 percent of public school students are expected to be students of color. Read more »
