SU's cost of attendance is worth it for students
Paying $58,440 in tuition for Syracuse University seems like quite a lot of money, but the cost of attendance is ultimately worth the University’s amenities and priorities. Read more »
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Functional pottery, tea come to the Everson through ‘Curious Vessels’ exhibit
“Curious Vessels,” a current exhibition at the Everson Museum of Art, offers a new experience with functional art, allowing visitors to both admire and use the pottery. Read more »
Female Muslim students call for increased accommodations in SU pools
The students hope to have separate swim hours at the Barnes Center's pool or Sibley pool at the Women's Building to observe their religious practices. Read more »
La Casita celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with ‘Once Upon A Time’ exhibit
”Once Upon A Time,” La Casita’s exhibit this year, uses art to bring the Latinx community in Syracuse together and bond over their shared experiences. Read more »
Here are 5 local festivals to welcome the fall season
Relish in the fall harvest season with these 5 festivals, all within an hour of Syracuse. Read more »
Gallery: Music unites students at Juice Jam 2022
Sunday, September 18, 2022 Syracuse University's University Union hosted their 2022 Juice Jam festival. The line-up included performances from artists Doechii and Yung Gravy who opened for Flo Milli and T-Pain. Students came to Skytop in droves to dance and sing along to the popular music. Read more »
Banned Book Week 2022 opens conversations around free speech, censorship in literature
Sept. 18-24 marks the national recognition of Banned Book Week, which has occurred since 1982, and examines topics of censorship and representation. Read more »
University Hill, Westcott residents concerned about SU's recent demolitions
Community members hope for more communication as SU expands property ownership and demolishes homes east of campus. Read more »
SCSD community debate recent security increase's impact on students
Following the Syracuse City School District's addition of 40 sentries, parents and teachers are voicing concerns about school security's impact on students. Read more »
As COVID-19 cases increase on campus, here are ways to stay safe
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the county is at a “medium” COVID-19 Community Level as of Sept. 18. Read more »
Onondaga County Executive proposes 11% property tax reduction
The county has only just started implementing the $1.4 billion executive budget, said Brian Ohl, an adjunct professor within Syracuse University's Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs. Read more »
Italian community gathers for 3 days of meatballs and music at Festa Italiana
The 24th annual Festa Italiana took place this past weekend, bringing with it culture, music and authentic Italian cuisine. Read more »
Student Association, Barnes Center partner to expand STI testing initiative
The Student Association and the Barnes Center at the Arch partnered to expand appointment availability for free STI testing. Read more »
‘For the vibes’: Students revel in droves at Juice Jam 2022
T-Pain, Flo Milli, Yung Gravy and Doechii took to the Juice Jam stage, bringing students together for the annual back to school concert. Read more »
Test your smarts, sing your heart out and other fun activities this week
This week in Syracuse, there's event options for everyone — go to a local festival or find peace in art. Read more »
A moment in time: snapshots of 5 strangers for Sit With a Stranger Day
Even though talking to strangers can be stressful, they can reveal interesting and unique stories. National Sit With a Stranger Day was on Sept. 16, and there were plenty of strangers to talk to around Syracuse. Read more »
University Union to host comedy trio Please Don’t Destroy on Sept. 24
University Union will host a night of comedy featuring Please Don’t Destroy, Chloe Troast and Jamie Linn Watson, for a night of fun and laughs on September 24. Read more »
Middle Eastern students at Syracuse University need a physical space on campus
A university that has the resources and funds that SU does should be working to create a space or network to ease the connection of their Middle Eastern student population. Read more »
Expand your culinary horizons this fall by cooking up these 3 recipes
Don’t worry about finding new food to make for yourself this fall —our food columnist gives three great options for a cozy fall day. Read more »
COVID-19 is not over. SU needs to stop thinking it is.
COVID-19 is not over yet, simply ignoring the severity of the pandemic makes SU oblivious, not proactive. Read more »
New potential parental accommodation announced during GSO meeting
Associate Provost Peter Vanable and Associate Graduate School Dean Gabby Chapman to share a potential new parental accommodation policy allowing an eight-week grace period for graduate students who have or adopt a child. Read more »
SU students abroad in London reflect on days following Queen Elizabeth II’s death
SU students studying abroad in London shared their experiences watching the aftermath of Queen Elizabeth II’s death in the capital city firsthand. Read more »
Whitman MBA program STEM designation benefits employment for international students
Whitman's MBA program received a STEM designation this year for five of its concentrations, enabling students on F-1 Visas to apply for 24-month extensions. Read more »
VPA students call for physical therapy, nutrition resources
Several VPA students called for expanded physical therapy and mental health resources to help alleviate the physical and mental toll of performing. Read more »
