A luxury student apartment complex with sauna, tanning beds to open in Syracuse
A new student apartment will be constructed on East Brighton Avenue and Thurber Street in response to increased enrollment among SU students. Read more »
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Study finds rise in number of first-time freshmen applicants accepted
A report released by The National Association for College Admission Counseling found that colleges are accepting more applicants overall — despite an increase in the amount of student applications. Read more »
Officials welcome announcement of changes in Syracuse University's free speech policies
Free speech experts weigh in on Syracuse University Chancellor Kent Syverud's recent announcement on the free speech revision. Read more »
Syracuse University appoints senior vice president for enrollment and student experience
M. Dolan Evanovich, currently the vice president for strategic enrollment planning at The Ohio State University, will assume the role on Dec. 5. Read more »
Student Association announces first bike-share program on Syracuse University campus
Syracuse University will now have a bike-share program on campus. Beginning on Sept. 26. students will be able to rent bikes from the Schine Student Center for up to 24 hours with their valid SUID card. Read more »
Student Association meeting cut short due to lack of voting members
The third meeting of the semester for the 60th session Student Association ended early due to a lack of voting members. The meeting was short by three members with only 14 present. Read more »
Syracuse University employee stabbed to death in Oneida
Syracuse University employee was stabbed and killed in Oneida Sunday night. Read more »
Syracuse University appoints vice president for development focused on fundraising
Syracuse University has appointed Sean Scanlon as vice president for development. Read more »
Bea González, new Posse liaison, plans to redefine Posse on SU campus
Syracuse University College Dean Bea González has been tasked to serve as liaison between the Posse Foundation and the university. Read more »
Syracuse University students seek off-campus housing as early as summer
Students at Syracuse University have begun the process to find off-campus housing earlier each year. The search used to begin closer to the end of November, but now students are signing leases during the first few weeks of the fall semester. Read more »
Falk College to launch master’s degree in public health
The David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics at Syracuse University has created a master’s of science in public health over the summer. Read more »
US Department of Education launches programs to support students affected by ITT Tech closure
The United States Department of Education has begun assisting struggling college students who were affected by closures. Read more »
Falk College helps Syracuse children cope with trauma through yoga
The David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics at Syracuse University recently received a grant for an initiative to support Syracuse preschoolers with history of trauma. Read more »
Ask the Experts: North Korea's latest nuclear test and the future of nuclear weapons
The Daily Orange spoke with an expert from Harvard University about nuclear weapons and their future across the globe. Read more »
Syracuse University alumna reports strong-armed robbery near campus
A Syracuse University alumna had her purse stolen by three unknown boys while walking on Stratford Avenue Sunday night, the Department of Public Safety said. Read more »
Nutrition majors get hands-on learning laboratory in Falk
A new experimental food lab, kitchen and cafe has opened at the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. It will function as a hands-on training space for nutrition majors. Read more »
'Our Doors Opened Wide' exhibition illustrates veterans’ lives at SU after returning from war
An exhibition features letters, films, photographs and memorabilia from veterans’ lives at SU opened at E.S. Bird Library on Thursday. Read more »
Former US ambassador gives speech on the war in Afghanistan and Islamic extremism
James Cunningham, a former U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan, Israel and the United Nations, respectively, discusses the war in Afghanistan and the U.S.’s fight against radical, Islamic extremism at the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs. Read more »
LeMoyne professor leads discussion on framing, changing policies of abortion
Le Moyne University political professor said medical and moral frames shape abortion policies in the United States. Read more »
SUNY-ESF graduate program focuses on indigenous knowledge as part of sustainability
With the help from a USDA grant, ESF is creating a partnership program with Salish Kootenai College in Montana to study biocultural restoration. Read more »
Interactive Crime Map: Destiny USA focus of crime this week
Here's a roundup of the crime that happened this week (Sept. 12-18). Read more »
Civic engagement organization moves from Syracuse University to UC Davis
Imagining America, a civic engagement organization, will be relocating its headquarters to the University of California, Davis in summer 2017. Read more »
'No one saw it coming': Dean’s arrest shocks Whitman community
Members of the Martin J. Whitman School of Management community at Syracuse University were in shock to learn that Kenneth Kavajecz, the school’s former dean, was arrested on charges related to prostitution. Read more »
Syracuse University alumni attend 2nd Campus Framework open forum
About 30 Syracuse University alumni attended an open forum on the Campus Framework during the university's Homecoming Weekend. Read more »
