Syracuse’s Common Council approves new infrastructure grants in the downtown area
The grants include funds for the revitalization of South Salina St., Neighborhood Access and Equity initiatives and the I-81 viaduct project. Read more »
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SU drops 5 spots in US News’ college rankings, cracks top 100 in Forbes’ rankings
SU's national rankings were just released, including rankings like economic diversity, social mobility, diversity and more. Read more »
SU to stop hosting anti-LGBTQ church at Drumlins
Radiant Church had been meeting at Drumlins every Sunday since July 2023 after Nottingham High School stopped hosting them. Read more »
'Run the Redline' sheds light on the prevalence of redlining, urban renewal projects
Participants ran along the path of redlining that federal and local government officials implemented to divide the city of Syracuse’s racial communities. Read more »
SA modifies plans for 2023 elections
The Student Association prepares to hold its Assembly Elections on September 25, focusing on student outreach and voting awareness. Read more »
A walk through The Daily Orange's history 120 years later
As The D.O. celebrates 120 years of publication, here's a timeline of notable events from throughout the paper's history. Read more »
SU partners with Leda Health to create self-administered early evidence sexual assault kits
The kits provide access to military service members who may not be able to receive an exam at a hospital, such as those stationed away from a hospital. Read more »
NY state, SU will roll out updated COVID-19 vaccines
Gov. Kathy Hochul said the updated COVID-19 will soon be available at pharmacies and healthcare providers across the state, including at SU. Read more »
Syracuse Housing Authority to request $145 million grant targeting the 15th ward
SHA plans to reverse the 15th ward back into the close community it was before, as well as addressing poverty and safety concerns. Read more »
Getting vaccinated at SU: Where to go, how to get them
The new COVID-19 vaccine are expected to be available starting Friday in parts of New York while Syracuse University awaits a shipment of the new vaccine Read more »
‘With a smile:' Family, friends remember Annie Eisner for her hardworking, joyous nature
Annie's bubbly personality and positive outlook on life left a mark on the SU community after her passing. Read more »
The Women in Leadership Initiative adds two more cohorts this year, with record number of applications
SU's Women in Leadership Initiative offers women in faculty an opportunity to get connected with other women professionals. Read more »
Mayor Walsh, Common Council seek greater oversight of tobacco retailers through new legislation
The Syracuse Common Council passed new regulations aimed to crack down on smoke shops selling tobacco and vaping products to underage customers. Read more »
New inclusive initiative program aims to teach entrepreneurial skills to students with disabilities
The new program is coming to fruition with a $50,000 partnership from New York state Senator John Mannion, which Syracuse University matched in support. Read more »
Attorney General releases video of Onondaga County deputy shooting 2 teens
The New York State Attorney General's Office of Special Investigations released video footage of an Onondaga County Sheriff's deputy shooting 2 teens. Read more »
Gallery: Syracuse first responders gather for 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony
Syracuse community members gathered at Forman Park for a 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony. Read more »
SU’s Student Association holds elections for various officer positions
SA elects multiple candidates for positions such as board of elections commissioner, SA supreme court and the finance board. Read more »
SU announces new direct transfer agreement for Onondaga Community College graduates
The new transfer programs aims to provide Onondaga Community College students with an opportunity to receive a bachelor's degree at Syracuse University. Read more »
City of Syracuse reflects, honors lives lost at 9/11 remembrance ceremony
The ceremony included a 17-minute moment of silence to represent when the North and South towers were struck. Read more »
New BioInspired leaders aim to increase interdisciplinary research and diversity at SU
New leadership at Syracuse University's BioInspired Institute aims to increase undergraduate student involvement, among other goals. Read more »
SU reports 124 active self-reported COVID-19 cases
116 cases come from students, while 8 come from faculty and staff. SU does not currently require the vaccination, nor for masks to be worn. Read more »
SU’s NVRC hosts US Army veteran to discuss mental health, suicide prevention
The event aimed to discuss and destigmatize mental health, with a panel to highlight veteran voices and those affected by veteran suicide. Read more »
Caring Family Health Nurse Practitioners primary care opens doors to the public
With a lack of primary health care, a new clinic opened their doors to the community to provide people with the care they need. Read more »
On its 2nd anniversary, 119 Euclid is more than a safe space for Black students
Two years later, 119 Euclid Ave remains a source of community-building and comfort for Syracuse University's Black students. Read more »
