SU to assess DEIA programs, resources for compliance with federal law
SU administrators said they will conduct reviews of its programs, but reaffirmed their commitment to maintaining a welcoming community. Read more »
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SU, MLBPA partnership forges post-playing career pathway for baseball's best
The new partnership between SU and the MLBPA gives baseball's best a chance to improve for post-playing career success. Read more »
Registered Student Organizations scramble to fundraise amid budget cuts
Following Student Association budget cuts, organizations across campus are scrambling to fundraise money and plan events. Read more »
Rematriation hosts symposium to uplift Haudenosaunee, Indigenous matrilineality
SU Libraries hosted an academic symposium on Haudenosaunee and Indigenous matrilineality from Feb. 28 to March 2. Read more »
How to keep your residence safe, find comfort on campus over spring break
The Daily Orange has compiled safety tips and resources for students as the prepare for spring break next week. Read more »
NY officials react to Trump's Congress address, potential CHIPS Act cuts
New York state elected officials expressed their concerns after Trump said he intends to limit or revoke CHIPS act. Read more »
SU Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs hosts talk regarding humanitarian aid in Palestine
SU's Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs hosted Dr. Sa'ed Atshan for a talk regarding humanitarian aid in Palestine. Read more »
Syracuse Community Fridge battles food insecurity with free options
Lis Webber founded Syracuse Community Fridge to combat food insecurity in the city. It's set to open its doors at All Saints Church in March. Read more »
SU expands properties on Marshall Street with new purchases
The purchases SU made include storefronts such as Lucy Blu bar, Manny’s clothing store and Mediterranean Combo restaurant. Read more »
SA grants funding for Multicultural Week
SU’s Student Association passed a bill granting funding for its annual Multicultural Week and emphasized involvement opportunities. Read more »
Common Council applies to aid Syracuse Local Fire, Police Department
The Syracuse City Common Council unanimously voted to apply for NYS Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Services security grants. Read more »
SU’s Best Buddies talk advocates for inclusivity, education accessibility
SU’s Best Buddies chapter hosted Christine Ashby, a professor of inclusive special education and disability studies. Read more »
Black History Month closing ceremony celebrates culture, history, art
SU celebrated the end of Black History Month by celebrating culture and history, allowing community to gather. Read more »
MS Resources of CNY holds annual walk to raise awareness, funds
MS Resources of CNY hosted its 27th annual Mission Steps and MS Awareness Day walk at Destiny USA on Sunday. Read more »
SU senior dies
SU announced Bryce Lander, a senior student studying political science, law, society, policy, and Spanish died in a campus-wide email Sunday. Read more »
DPS investigating reported bias incident in Dineen Hall
Syracuse University's Department of Public Safety is investigating a report of an Israeli flag removed from a locker in Dineen Hall. Read more »
SU community reflects on 3-year anniversary of Russia-Ukraine conflict
On the third anniversary of the Russia-Ukraine war, Syracuse’s Ukrainian community reflects on resiliency and the ongoing fight for peace. Read more »
GSO outlines goals for DEIA committee following Trump’s ban
GSO outlined goals for its DEIA committee in its second meeting of the semester and held elections to fill multiple positions. Read more »
SA addresses overspending for Registered Student Organizations
Syracuse University’s Student Association hosted a Town Hall for Registered Student Organization leaders to address overallocations. Read more »
MS Resources of CNY helps patients find community, prepares for annual walk
Every winter, MS Resources of CNY hosts a walk in Destiny Mall to fundraise and show solidarity with those battling multiple sclerosis. Read more »
DPS investigating reported armed robbery near BBB dorms
The reported robbery took place on Van Buren Street at 11 p.m. on Tuesday night, DPS said in a campus-wide email. Read more »
ESF Resource Exchange project promotes recycling, sustainability on campus
ESF’s Resource Exchange project allows faculty, staff, and graduate students to list and claim surplus property for on-campus use. Read more »
Educators react to President Trump’s elimination of DEI programs in school systems
Executive orders cutting DEIA programs are threatening school funding and support for students in redlined cities like Syracuse. Read more »
SU's Hendricks Chapel supports Muslim students throughout Ramadan
Hendricks Chapel is preparing to support Muslim students during Ramadan by providing meals and community events for students observing. Read more »
