Chancellor Kent Syverud announces members of chief financial officer search committee
Syracuse University announced the members of the chief financial officer search committee which Chancellor Kent Syverud will be chairing. Read more »
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SU architecture alumna reflects on 30 years of experience in field
Class of 1987 SU alumna Annabelle Selldorf discussed her work in architecture over the last thirty years in a lecture in Slocum Auditorium. She said her work is largely simplistic, but allows people to experience the space. Read more »
Syracuse University to use $1 million donation for stem cell research
Zhen Ma, a Samuel and Carol Nappi Research Scholar at Syracuse University, will use $1 million dollar donation to further stem cell research. Money will also be put toward construction of a new lab on campus. Read more »
Syracuse poverty rate remains among highest in the nation
Syracuse is the 29th poorest city in the United States, according to a recent U.S. Census Bureau data released. Read more »
Team of iSchool graduate students receives gold award in the National Cyber Analyst Challenge
Syracuse University's Information Security Club received the gold award in Phase I of the National Cyber Analyst Challenge. Read more »
Whitman’s entrepreneurship program ranked No.1 in the nation for veterans
The Martin J. Whitman School of Management’s Entrepreneurship and Emerging Enterprises program ranked No.1 in the nation for veterans and No. 2 overall by College Factual, a rankings website. Read more »
Student Association officially launches bike share program, sees success in its first day
The Syracuse University Student Association debuted its bike share program with eight orange bikes. The bikes come with U-locks, a lock-key, basket and a light. Read more »
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump go head to head during first presidential debate
The first presidential debate held on Monday night was divided into three segments. Candidates discussed the job market, race relations and cyber-security, among other topics. Read more »
Composer talks using opera to fight racial inequality
Anthony Davis, composer of “X, The Life and Times of Malcolm X," discusses how he fights social inequality with opera. Read more »
LGBT issues gain awareness on Syracuse University campus as Resource Center celebrates 15-year anniversary
The LGBT resource center at Syracuse University has counteracted issues of safety for the past 15 years, working to create a safer campus. The center is guided by its deeply embedded core values of accountability, awareness, community and social justice. Read more »
Syracuse University students amused by 1st presidential debate
Nearly 200 people showed up at Joseph A. Strasser Commons in Eggers Hall to watch a presidential debate on Monday night. Read more »
Syracuse University's LGBT Resource Center celebrates 15 year anniversary
LGBT Resource Center held 15th Anniversary Celebration at the Sheraton Syracuse University Hotel and Conference Center Monday evening. Read more »
U.S. Army veteran named keynote speaker for 32nd annual Dr. Martin Luther King celebration
J.R. Martinez will be giving the keynote address at the 2017 Dr. Martin Luther King Celebration. Martinez is a U.S. Army veteran as well as a best-selling author, actor and motivational speaker. Read more »
Syracuse University announces 22 members of Council on Diversity and Inclusion
The council will advise the chancellor on issues of diversity and inclusion. It is among the short-term recommendations made by the Chancellor’s Workgroup on Diversity and Inclusion. Read more »
Ask the Experts: Professors give their takes on alt-right political movement
The Daily Orange spoke with two Syracuse University professors of political science, Michael Barkun and Mark Rupert, to understand exactly what the alt-right is and why it matters. Read more »
Student Association considers allowing email vote on finance bills, decides to keep money for Fetty Wap
Syracuse University's Student Association introduced a bill to allow assembly members to vote via email on finance bills, decides to keep money that would have been spent for Fetty Wap who did not appear in Juice Jam concert on Sunday. Read more »
Funding for Campus Framework projects deliberated at 4th open forum
At the fourth of six Campus Framework forums this semester, money was the hot topic. Plans for the next Campus Framework plan draft, classrooms in the NVRC and the future of the University Place promenade was also discussed. Read more »
LIVE STREAM: Follow along during the 1st presidential debate
Watch the debate here and follow along with our coverage. Read more »
Syracuse reportedly attempts to negotiate current Carrier Dome naming rights deal
Syracuse is attempting to get out of its current naming rights deal with Carrier Corp., which was a permanent deal. Read more »
No arrests, criminal activities took place at Juice Jam
No arrests and criminal activities occurred during Juice Jam on Sunday. Read more »
Interactive Crime Map: 4 Syracuse University students arrested in the past week
Here's a roundup of the crime that happened in Syracuse this week. Read more »
SUNY schools ‘ban the box’ asking about criminal history on applications
Starting in the 2018 admissions cycle, SUNY schools will no longer ask about criminal history on applications, making them the first higher education system to eliminate "the box." Read more »
Expert presents Department of Agriculture funded research on food security
Kate Clancy gave a lecture Thursday in Falk College on food security and discussed the approaches behind her work as a food systems consultant. She presented her recent work with the Enhancing Food Security in the North East Project. Read more »
Syracuse University Physical Plant worker remembered for friendship, loyalty
Friends remember late Francis Borasky, a Syracuse University Physical Plant worker who was killed in Oneida on Sept. 18. Read more »
