Writer archives: Arabella Klonowski
Contact Arabella: arabellaklonowski@dailyorange.com
SPD investigates Tuesday evening stabbing of 20-year-old in Thornden Park
SPD is actively investigating a Tuesday evening stabbing of a 20-year-old male in Thornden Park, the department wrote in a release. Read More »
Law students say SU’s inaction on Big Beautiful Bill leaves futures unclear
President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act severely restricts loan options for students pursuing a professional degree. Read More »
Q&A: ECS interim dean discusses new AI programs, goals for school’s future
ECS Interim Dean Hasenwinkel shared goals for the future of AI programs at SU, ranging from research interests to future students. Read More »
Suspect arrested after University Hill neighborhood stabbing
SPD arrested suspect Dakota Kellogg after a stabbing incident at the 1400 block of Madison Street around 12 p.m Read More »
Non-tenured professors, postdoctoral scholars work to form faculty union
Professors organized SU’s first union for full-time non-tenured faculty and postdocs, to protect job security and decrease teaching loads. Read More »
SU offers faculty ‘voluntary’ retirement, targeting low-enrollment programs
Around 175 eligible faculty received a personalized message detailing SU’s newly announced Voluntary Faculty Retirement Incentive Read More »
Mike Tirico announced as Syracuse University’s 2026 commencement speaker
NBC Sports NFL and Olympics broadcaster and SU alum Mike Tirico will be the commencement speaker at the 2026 graduation. Read More »
Setnor students, faculty ponder music school future after VPA portfolio review
After SU's portfolio review, faculty and students at Setnor are grappling with what the changes mean for their programs. Read More »
SU School of Art affirms program consolidation in Monday statement
The School of Art said it consolidated a handful of majors listed as closed in SU’s portfolio review into “fully supported” programs. Read More »
SU’s Italian B.A., other language programs will consolidate into new major
SU's language programs listed as “closing” in the academic portfolio review will be consolidated into one major, AAIS clarified in an Instagram post. Read More »
Report claiming person held weapon near Orange Hall is false, DPS confirms
A Thursday evening report of a person holding a weapon near SU's Orange Hall was false, DPS confirmed in a campus-wide email. Read More »
As U.S. ramps up attacks in Iran, SU students weigh conflicted feelings
SU students from various backgrounds expressed complicated feelings about the war — from hope of regime change to wariness of involvement. Read More »
DPS, SPD investigate Friday off-campus burglary
DPS and SPD are investigating a Friday night off-campus burglary and attempted car theft that occurred on the 300 block of Comstock Avenue. Read More »
Syracuse University Abroad program directors urge travel caution
SU Study Abroad directors issued a travel update due to the international military conflict. While programs abroad will continue, program leaders urge caution for travel. Read More »
Who is Mike Haynie, Syracuse University’s 13th chancellor?
Syracuse University announced Mike Haynie as its incoming chancellor. Haynie, who has worked at SU since 2006, serves as the current vice chancellor for strategic initiatives. Read More »
SU faculty, students navigate possibility of ICE on campus
After rumors spread about the presence of officers on SU’s campus, professors and students are navigating how to address Immigration and Customs Enforcement in their classrooms. Read More »
SU closes buildings early Sunday due to extreme weather
Several buildings at Syracuse University will close early Sunday following extreme winter weather. Read More »
In tense hearing, SCSD Board of Education removes commissioner Twiggy Billue
SCSD unanimously removed district commissioner Billue on Tuesday, finding her guilty of unauthorized entry to Roberts Elementary School. Read More »
‘Heated Rivalry’ hits with fans, sheds light on underrepresented community
Adapted from Rachel Reid's novel, HBO Max's “Heated Rivalry” is more than just a steamy romance show, it shines light on gay relationships in the sports industry, our columnist says. Read More »