SU relocating Skyhall ll residents to make room for COVID-19 isolation housing
Students' meal plans will be unaltered and students with parking passes will receive accommodations from the university’s Parking and Transportation Services. Read more »
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Families remember SU alumni who died in the Sept. 11 attacks
Thirty SU alumni died in the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. Family members of two alumni recounted their stories.. Read more »
Where these SU alumni were on campus when they learned of Sept. 11 attacks
Students were gathering on the quad to connect with and comfort one another. Then Schwab saw fighter jets fly low over Syracuse University’s campus. The date was Sept. 11, 2001. Read more »
GSO hosts 1st town hall, discusses plans to increase student engagement
SU's Graduate Student Organization's executive board encouraged attendees to get involved and voice their concerns. Read more »
Many international students return to SU campus after year and a half
Many international students said it was difficult to secure a flight to campus because of limited ticket availability. Read more »
SU College Republicans hope to include diverse political viewpoints
The club hopes to hold debates, bring in a speaker and possibly host the NYFCR Upstate conference. Read more »
Alpha Xi Delta suspends partnership with Autism Speaks
Alpha Xi Delta's Eta chapter at SU will now work with the Kindly Hearts Campaign to serve and fund communities directly affected by the pandemic. Read more »
The impact COVID-19 had on mental health within the Syracuse City School District
Staff and students in the Syracuse City School District have faced many challenges due to the pandemic, including those related to mental health. Read more »
SU’s pre-college program brought positive experiences, increased enrollment
SU's pre-college programs were virtual in 2020 and 2021 due to the pandemic, but the format made them more accessible globally. Read more »
University Hill’s population grew by 22.4% from 2010 to 2020
The neighborhood’s growth greatly outpaced both the city of Syracuse and Onondaga County. While the county increased by around 2% and the city increased by about 2.4%, University Hill grew at a rate of around 22.4%. Read more »
SU’s College of Professional Studies offers online cybersecurity administration degree
Students in the BPS program learn skills including digital forensics, applied information security and securing enterprise digital computer networks. Read more »
Behavioral health organizations form collective to improve services in CNY
The founding members will have services in areas such as substance use, mental health, developmental disabilities and social services. Read more »
SA passes code of accountability, ethical standards for members
The rules included a new point-based accountability system. Members will receive “points” for fulfilling their SA obligations, and unexcused absences will cause them to lose points. Read more »
Undergraduate research students share immersive summer experience
Over the summer, about 200 undergraduate students conducted or assisted research through the Syracuse Office of Undergraduate Research and Creative Engagement. Read more »
'Through a different lens:' GSO President strives for more student involvement
During her tenure, Dhaouadi said she is looking forward to creating a space where graduate students feel comfortable voicing their concerns. Read more »
1st-year international students arrive to SU in hopes of positive campus experience
Many international students told The Daily Orange that they felt welcomed during orientation week, as they were able to participate in on-campus activities and meet new people. Read more »
SA dissatisfied with administration’s response to progressive goals
Although Bruen and Stinfort are having more trouble than expected with administrators, they hope that future meetings can be more productive. Read more »
Student files class action lawsuit against SU over data breach that affected 10,000
After a data breach that exposed the names and Social Security numbers of nearly 10,000 people, a Syracuse University student affected by the breach is suing the university for negligence. Read more »
Former student sues SU for negligence, indifference in Chase Scanlan case
A former Syracuse University student is suing the university and two of its officials, claiming they were “deliberately indifferent," although SU responded that "nothing could be further from the truth.” Read more »
SU Parking and Transportation takes over shuttle service following complaints
The map shows that safety escort shuttles operate within the approximate boundaries of W. Washington Street in Armory Square, Skytop Road near I-481, Westmoreland Ave and E. Fayette St. Read more »
SU's switch to single-use tableware during COVID led to more dining hall waste
The university enforced the single-use products to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus, but this modification increased waste production and decreased recycling. Read more »
John Lewis Aldridge remembered for pushing boundaries in art and life
The people who surrounded John Lewis Aldridge remember his leadership, music and willingness to push the boundaries of acceptance. Read more »
Francis Conole will run for Congress in attempt to unseat incumbent John Katko
The Democrat will challenge John Katko for the NY-24 seat, joining Steven Holden in the race. Read more »
5 Newhouse faculty members test positive for COVID-19
The four Newhouse faculty members have gone through contact tracing protocols. Read more »
