Alum ditched graduation photos to practice for DJ set in front of HOL
Chase Fort performed a DJ set on SU campus over the summer Read more »
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SU professors weigh pros and cons of virtual learning during pandemic
Some professors said they learned a lot during the time online, others are happy to be back in person. Read more »
Gabe Stillman Band brings unceasing energy of blues to Funk 'n Waffles
The Blues artist performed at Funk ‘n Waffles last night, bringing in a large crowd following success at New York State Blues Festival. Read more »
Everything to know about Class of 2020 commencement weekend
Commencement for the Class of 2020 will take place this Sunday at 10 a.m. Doors open for graduates and guests at 8 a.m. Read more »
Creators of Living Lab aim to bring net-zero energy to South Campus
Architecture professors Nina Sharifi and Bess Krietemeyer plan on retrofitting existing South Campus apartments on Winding Ridge Road to be net-zero housing. Read more »
SU approves Graduate School's proposal to allocate $1.5 million for graduate student support
The Graduate Student Organization received $1.5 million in funding for graduate student support after their proposal was approved by Syracuse University chancellor and Office of the Provost. Read more »
ARISE’s UNIQUE art exhibit promotes work of artists with disabilities
The magazine is published annually and accompanies an exhibit at the Everson Museum of Art. Read more »
Embrace your personal style at SU
It would be a shame for SU students to continue to conform to trends rather than embrace who they are. Read more »
Video: How the PPP Cheese Pizza Blazed Trail of Success of Peppino's Pizzeria
John Vigliotti's PPP cheese pizza won first place in the traditional division for the Northeast Region at the International Pizza Expo at Las Vegas. Read more »
How the PPP cheese pizza blazed trail of success for Peppino's Pizzeria
The award is the second that owner John Vigliotti has won at the International Pizza Expo, coming after his second place finish internationally for the traditional division in 2016. Read more »
Academic Continuity Team leaders reflect on success during 2020-21 school year
The Academic Continuity Team was formed to support students and faculty during the pandemic as they began to use virtual classrooms. Read more »
Thriller film 'Titane' shows that unique storytelling isn't dead
"Titane," the second film by Julia Ducournau, was the first horror movie to win the Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival. Read more »
SU will grant 2 honorary degrees at Class of 2020 commencement ceremony
Kevin Richardson, one of the Exonerated Five, will receive an honorary degree alongside Daniel D’Aniello during the 2020 commencement ceremony. Read more »
Syracuse Stage opens its fall 2021 theater season with 'Baldwin vs. Buckley'
Syracuse Stage will return from their 18-month hiatus with a play written by their resident playwright about the historical debate. Read more »
SU’s response to Prof. Jenn Jackson’s insensitive tweet was disappointing
While Professor Jackson’s tweet is a poor reflection upon SU alone, the response from administration is equally disappointing. Read more »
Wellness days should occur every semester
SU must reinstate these wellness days to protect the mental health of students. Read more »
Despite recent transportation changes, students should be patient with Centro
Syracuse University's bus service has been unpredictable since students returned to campus this fall. Read more »
Fingerprint scanning in SU dining halls raises privacy concerns among students
Syracuse University is implementing fingerprint scanning in dining halls for students with unlimited meal plans in order to reduce wait times. Read more »
Office of Multicultural Advancement unites students, alumni with weekend event
Last weekend SU hosted celebrities and alumni of color as part of the Coming Back Together event. Read more »
SU alum posthumously garners praise from former professors in book 'Afterparties'
Anthony Veasna So’s collection of stories drew from his life experiences as a first-generation Cambodian American. Read more »
Common Council appropriates federal funds to provide training for unemployed residents
The Council appropriated funds from the American Rescue Plan act to recruit unemployed Syracuse residents for specialized training and apprenticeship programs as well as for police cameras. Read more »
Juice Jam tickets now on sale, lineup announcement ‘coming soon’
University Union announced tickets to Juice Jam are $25 Read more »
Almost 78% of people stopped by SPD in 3-month period were identified as Black
SPD had over 1,000 police stops between April and June. Almost 78% involved person identifying as Black despite only about 35% of Syracuse’s population identifying in that demographic. Read more »
How will SU's $70 million purchase affect The Marshall? Residents are unsure
SU bought The Marshall in July 2021 for $69.4 million, but residents are concerned over next year's plans. Read more »
