Giuliani’s degree drew protests from SU community members in 2002, when he was invited to the commencement ceremony, and in the past year following his attempts to undermine the 2020 presidential election. Read more »
People from various fields have received honorary degrees, mostly doctorates and master's degrees, from the university. Read more »
While Onondaga County’s daily percent change in active COVID-19 cases does not have a statistically significant relationship with SU’s number of cases. Read more »
The committee consists of seven graduate students who are under the mentorship of Graduate School Dean Peter Vanable. Read more »
The protest was organized by Stand With Survivors SU, a student-led organization that aims to fight sexual misconduct and rape culture at the university. Read more »
Daniel and Gayle D’Aniello will provide a $30 million donation to provide operational support for the IVMF every year and continue its support to the U.S. veterans and military families. Read more »
Following his time in the common council, Bey will put more time into working on the businesses he owns, he said. Read more »
The ceremony was originally intended to take place in April 2020, but was delayed until Wednesday due to the pandemic. Read more »
Syracuse University announced the members on the Community Review Board of the Department of Public Safety. Read more »
An estimated 30% to 31% of Onondaga County voters turned in ballots during the 2021 elections, the lowest rate since 2015. Read more »
Undergraduate and graduate students expressed their frustration at VPA's decision to close their art video program in a letter of solidarity. Read more »
All 17 seats of the Onondaga County Legislature were up for election, with a contested race in every seat, as well as a number of Syracuse Common Council seats and a variety of suburban municipal offices. Read more »
Incumbent Ben Walsh was reelected for a second term as Syracuse's first Independent mayor. Read more »
Syracuse elected 3 new Common Council members, all Democrats, and Onondaga County reshuffled its legislature. Read more »
Leaders of Stand With Survivors SU read their list of 18 demands and manifesto with DPS Chief Bobby Maldonado and several SU officials who were in attendance. Read more »
Student employees and students who received the Johnson & Johnson vaccine are eligible to get COVID-19 booster vaccines from SU beginning Wednesday. Read more »
SA announced another town hall will take place on Wednesday, Nov. 10. The town hall will be open to all students. They did not specify what the town hall’s topic would focus on. Read more »
An agreement between the city and Syracuse University would permit the university to maintain and improve Walnut and Thornden parks subject to approval by the city’s Commissioner of Parks. Read more »
Election day is Nov. 2. In addition to the mayoral race, seats in the Onondaga County Legislature and Syracuse Common Council, as well as suburban municipal offices, are also up for election. Read more »
Following the release of SWSSU’s demands on Oct. 26, SU said in a statement that the university’s Student Activism Engagement Team “connected” with SWSSU. Read more »
After the pandemic, Student Association stopped supplying dispensers across campus, but they said they hope to restart the program with Syracuse University administration. Read more »
The Princeton Review invited nearly all four-year colleges and universities to participate in the surveys, a panel of experts in higher education green practices created, the review’s website said. Read more »
Students shared their thoughts on flu vaccinations on campus, many saying they believe it is a necessary step to protect the Syracuse University community. Read more »
Syracuse University's Department of Public Safety reported an assault on Euclid and Ostrom Avenues early Sunday morning. Read more »
