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Gallery: Scenes from Syracuse’s on campus “Hands Off!” protest
Hundreds of Syracuse University students and faculty gathered for a “Hands Off!” rally on the Einhorn Family Walk Thursday. Here are The Daily Orange’s best shots from the protest. Read More »
SU students, faculty protest Trump policies at campus ‘Hands Off!’ protest
Hundreds of SU students and faculty gathered Thursday for a “Hands Off!” protest against the Trump administration. Read More »
Brandi Levy discusses Supreme Court case, free speech at Tully Center
Brandi Levy discussed her personal experience with a Supreme Court case that sparked national debates over free speech on social media. Read More »
Student advocates push for end to SU’s 43-year contract with Nike
SU’s chapter of Students for International Labor Solidarity is calling on SU to end its 43-year contract with Nike. Read More »
SU photography student Zobayer Joati earns 2025 Kit C. King Scholarship
Zobayer Joati, a Syracuse University graduate student earning a master’s in photography was awarded the 2025 Kit C. King Scholarship. Read More »
Syverud not among university presidents to sign letter condemning Trump
Chancellor Kent Syverud has not signed a letter denouncing “unprecedented government overreach” by the Trump administration into higher education. Read More »
3 Syracuse University students lose visas under Trump administration
SU officials claim the university did not receive an explanation about why these students were selected, according to the release. Read More »
Guest Essay: Graduate students shouldn’t need to fight for accommodations
I don’t want sympathy. Instead, I want university administrators and professors to meet me where I am, which means centering the needs of all disabled students. Read More »
SU turns off Dome lights in response to student Earth Day advocacy
A SU spokesperson confirmed the university would turn off the Dome’s upper ring lighting from Monday night through midnight Tuesday. Read More »
Jamie Jacobs shares stories, traditions in Listen to the Elders Speaker Series
Jamie Jacobs, a member of the Turtle Clan of the Seneca people, spoke for the ninth installment of the Listen to the Elders Speaker Series. Read More »
SUNY ESF hosts Dr. Emily Schoerning to promote climate initiatives, resilience
SUNY ESF kicked off Earth Week with a lecture by Dr. Emily Schoerning, the founder and CEO of American Resiliency. Read More »
Personal Essay: South Campus has unexpected benefits for freshmen
It helps me realize the opportunities for connection provided by what I once thought was just inconvenient and unconventional housing. I can now see how far I’ve come since the first time I set foot on campus, and I feel genuinely comfortable in the space I occupy. Read More »
SGA hosts 2nd annual Green Innovation Competition for sustainable research
SGA hosted its second annual Green Innovation Competition on Friday, as sophomore Ava Lubkemann earned first place. Read More »
Syracuse University announces 2025-26 Remembrance Scholars
Now in its thirty-sixth year, the program honors the SU students killed in the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103. Read More »
University Senators prepare for unprecedented federal government interference
SU senators passed motions extending special committees to advise on free speech and NIL deals in their final meeting of the academic year. Read More »
SGA’s Green Innovation Competition flaunts student solutions for sustainability
SU’s Student Government Association is set to host its second annual Green Innovation Competition on Friday. Read More »
Disability Awareness Month panel shares legal insights for accommodated education
Panelists at SU’s Disability Awareness Month event shared anecdotes about navigating education as people with disabilities. Read More »
SGA announces increase in applications for appointed positions, plans for final assembly meeting
SU’s SGA saw a rise in cabinet application counts and approved registered student organizations’ advanced allocation requests. Read More »
Aerospace engineering student Tatiyyanah Nelums selected for Patti Grace Smith fellowship
SU senior Tatiyyanah Nelums was selected for the Patti Grace Smith fellowship as an aerospace engineering major. 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 »
Student vendors line Walnut Park for SGA’s 1st Farmers Market
SGA held its first-ever Farmers Market in Walnut Park on Sunday, featuring established businesses and students selling baked goods. Read More »
Syracuse University to build hotel on University Avenue
The hotel will be built across from the University Avenue garage at the corner of Harrison Street and feature approximately 200 rooms. Read More »
Planned Parenthood Generation Action hosts reproductive education discussion
SU's Planned Parenthood Generation Action hosted an event to raise awareness about reproductive healthcare and local campus resources. Read More »
Personal Essay: Freshman year blur is critical for character growth
Freshman year isn’t something you finish; it’s a collection of memories that became part of who I am. And as I sit in the quiet in-between of spring with finals approaching and dorm decorations coming down, I’m feeling a wash of emotions all at once. Read More »