SU students attend diplomatic peace forum on Korean conflict
The 2019 Global Peace Forum on Korea was held at Columbia University in September. Read more »
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3 SU professors collaborated on a live, folk-driven album
Excerpt: SU professors will drop their new folk album, “Live and Listening” Oct. 16., which was originally recorded during a show at the 443 Social Club & Lounge in Syracuse, this gave the inspiration to produce the album. Read more »
Eric Coley turning into a key piece for the Syracuse secondary
After originally doubting his decision to commit to SU, Coley is finally producing for the Orange. Read more »
A new quarterback, stout run defense and Syracuse’s strong weekday record: Previewing North Carolina State
The Wolfpack are turning to a new starter for Thursday’s matchup, likely leaning on a stout run defense to pull off a weekday win against the Orange. Read more »
SU developing online programming following national trend
SU offers 19 online master’s programs and five online certificates of advanced study. Read more »
Beat writers split on Syracuse's road test against North Carolina State
The Orange defeated North Carolina State 51-41 to become bowl eligible last season. Read more »
SU students of color raise concerns at sorority roundtable
The sorority hosted the open forum as part of their “Evolution of a Revolution” Delta Week. Read more »
Student Association’s Diversity Affairs Committee is working to improve admissions questions for next year
The Diversity Affairs Committee will continue working with the Office of Institutional Research and Assessment to understand what the current data collection process is for admission. Read more »
SU students raise concerns over Clery Act security data accuracy
The report showed a decrease in liquor violation referrals and reported rapes and a spike in reported burglaries and drug referrals in 2018. Read more »
Babers: Syracuse still trying to get healthy after bye week
"(The bye weeks are) coming at a good time for the physical part of it. It's a long season," head coach Dino Babers said. Read more »
Chancellor’s remarks on free speech spark mixed reactions
Chancellor Kent Syverud said that students should be exposed to a “true range of views” heading into the 2020 election season. Read more »
SA to kick off Mental Health Awareness Week on the Quad
Throughout the week, SA will offer activities and presentations that will highlight the resources available to students to help keep both their physical and mental health in check. Read more »
ROOM FOR HOPE: An inside look into one family's struggle with lead poisoning
Last year, Darlene Medley's 3-year-old twin boys were found to have dangerous levels of lead in their blood. Read more »
Common Council finalizes deer culling plan
Earlier this year, Mayor Ben Walsh’s advisory group presented a comprehensive Tick & Deer Read more »
SU professor trains for 100th marathon
The Empire State Marathon will mark SU professor Cliff Davidson’s100th marathon. Read more »
Film review: 5 plays from Syracuse’s first 5 games
From offensive line struggles to going power on the goal line against Clemson and opening the offense up, SU has been erratic to start the season. Andrew Graham looks at the film to learn more. Read more »
Syracuse Stage presents 'Twelve Angry Men,' a 1957 courtroom drama
Thirteen actors, a stifling hot room, a knife and many discussions regarding race. These components bring to life a 1954 courtroom drama that is eerily… Read more »
SU Art Galleries to host first-ever Geek Art CONfluence
SU professor Chris Wildrick, who organized the Greek Art CONfluence, said the event will welcome neighboring universities and be a scope into aspects like geek culture like history, identity and values. Read more »
SU looking into partnership with ride-hailing companies
Ride-hailing services began operating in Syracuse in 2017. Read more »
SU professors collaborate on political communications textbook
The book will consist of essays written by researchers across the country, and will explore topics from online activism to the spread of misinformation through social media. Read more »
Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month 2019
SU senior finds path to self-discovery through music
Gianni Villegas is an SU senior studying information management and technology, but he knows that creating music is his calling. Villegas is currently working on a new project and hopes to drop a single by December. Read more »
Possible 3-year housing requirement sparks concern among student leaders
SU is in the midst of a housing review meant to assess how to enhance the on-campus student experience. Read more »
Empire Farm Brewery files bankruptcy, reorganizes assets
Cazenovia’s Empire Farm Brewery has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after opening its 42,000 square foot brewery in 2016. Read more »
Arizona professor talks about community activism at U.S.-Mexico border
Michelle Téllez, an assistant professor at The University of Arizona, led a discussion on Tuesday about the U.S. and Mexico Border. Read more »
