Tag: congress
Did the government shutdown impact FAFSA applications? Here’s what to know.
The 2026-27 FAFSA application opened on Sept. 24., FAFSA may look different for students due to new changes and the government shutdown. Read More »
Voting in Syracuse 2025: How to register, where to vote
The Daily Orange has outlined how to register to vote in Syracuse, detailing campus polling locations and the candidates running. Read More »
FYP flooded with SU dorms, Orange gamedays? It's TikTok's algorithm at work.
TikTok’s predictive algorithm puts more Syracuse-related content on local students’ feeds than in years past. Read More »
Biden picks Delaware, not Syracuse, for presidential library
Former President Joe Biden will build his presidential library in Delaware, despite previously considering Syracuse University. Biden’s foundation approved the location, and university officials have not commented on if Biden spoke with SU. Read More »
‘One Big Beautiful Bill:’ key provisions, federal funding cuts
July 4 saw Trump sign the “One Big, Beautiful Bill” into law, thus slashing federal funding and raising the deficit ceiling by $5 trillion. Read More »
New tariffs will spike back-to-school shopping, electronics costs
A finance expert say U.S. tariffs and inflation could make this back-to-school season the most expensive in recent memory. Read More »
SU alumnus in stable condition after Midtown Manhattan office shooting
A Syracuse University alumnus was severely injured after a lone gunman killed four people in a Midtown Manhattan office building Monday. Read More »
Former SU basketball player bought drugs, set up parties for Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs
Brendan Paul, former SU basketball player and assistant to Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, testified on trial he set up parties and bought drugs. Read More »
Former SU basketball player set to testify in Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs trial
Former Syracuse men’s basketball player Brendan Paul is set to take the witness stand in the Sean “Diddy” Combs trial on Wednesday. Read More »
Jury selection for accused builder of Lockerbie bomb set for 2026
A trial related to the Pan Am Flight 103 bombing over Lockerbie, Scotland has set its jury selection for April 20, 2026. Read More »
Syverud releases statement expressing concern over federal education policy changes
Chancellor Kent Syverud wrote that he would continue to engage with elected officials and advocate on behalf of the SU community. Read More »
What Trump’s proposed travel bans mean for flying, international students
The Trump administration’s travel bans could threaten student visa status, and study abroad or exchange programs. Read More »
What to know ahead of REAL ID May 7 deadline
As the May 7 REAL ID deadline approaches, federal law will require all U.S. travelers to have a REAL ID driver’s license to board flights. Read More »
Explaining the database Trump officials are using to track student visas
The SEVIS is a federal digital database that monitors information about nonimmigrant students and exchange visitors in the U.S. Read More »
Federal judges block Trump's ability to withhold federal funding over DEIA
Three federal judges issued rulings limiting Trump's ability to withhold federal funding from public schools with certain DEIA initiatives. Read More »
Trump signs order targeting college accreditation amid SU's process
President Trump signed an executive order Wednesday directing changes to the federal accreditation process for universities nationwide. Read More »
SU registers lobbying firm Mercury Public Affairs for federal representation
SU hired Mercury Public Affairs LLC to represent the university at the federal level on higher education issues, according to a March filing. Read More »
SU hosts DEIA symposium to foster community discussions, collaboration
SU hosted its semi-annual DEIA forum on Wednesday discussing diversity and accessibility initiatives on campus. Read More »
Schumer warns of economic chaos in NY state ahead of ‘Liberation Day’
Senator Chuck Schumer condemned President Donald Trump’s plans to implement widespread tariffs on American allies across the world. Read More »
Thriving Through Adversity panel discusses health in transgender community
Panelists discussed gender affirming care and health in the transgender community during Monday night’s Thriving Through Adversity panel. Read More »
Trump's order dismantling DOEd leaves effects on K-12, higher education uncertain
Trump’s order pledging to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education was unprecedented, leaving its effects on higher education uncertain. Read More »
ArtRage Gallery hosts discussion on refugee resettlement, anti-Immigration policies
ArtRage Gallery hosted a discussion to provide advice regarding refugee resettlement and the impact of Trump’s anti-immigration policies. Read More »
Gov. Hochul encourages federal cooperation, support for New York AI development
Gov. Hochul released a statement regarding the CHIPS act and Micron deal following President Trump’s accusations of “wasteful” AI spending. 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 »