Writer: Griffin Uribe Brown
SU cancels Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration due to weather
SU canceled Sunday’s 41st annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration due to forecast severe weather, Hendricks Chapel announced Friday evening. Read More »
ESF cancels in-person classes on Monday ahead of storm
SUNY ESF will not host in-person classes on Monday ahead of a severe winter storm, according to a weather alert on its website. Read More »
SU seeks ‘new start’ with GSO rather than senate-passed mediation plan
At its January meeting, Provost Agnew told the University Senate SU will not pursue mediation with GSO officers. Instead, will pursue a “new start” for graduates. Read More »
Dean portfolio review report deadline extended to Jan. 23, Agnew says
The deadline for A&S deans to submit final reports for the portfolio review process was extended to Jan. 23, Provost Agnew told the University Senate. Read More »
Student Life Committee sparks senate conversation on veteran FYS, GSO status
The SU Senate deliberated on a proposal for a veteran FYS and a resolution to join a “process of mediation” related to the now-registered GSO. Read More »
Lawmakers revoke permission for 2 SU-adjacent Flock readers, target other LPRs
Syracuse Common Councilors voted to revoke Flock Safety’s permission to install two license plate readers on Waverly Avenue. Read More »
With admissions to 18 majors paused, programs brace for ‘uncertain’ futures
The Daily Orange spoke with Arts and Sciences students, faculty and alumni who expressed concern about the future of their respective programs. Read More »
SU plans ‘much stronger,’ earlier aid packages after spring’s late-cycle offers
After making national news for offering families late-cycle financial aid packages, Syracuse University has different plans for this year. Read More »
No yard signs, no endorsements, few donors: Tim Rudd’s ‘unlikely’ mayoral candidacy
Independent Syracuse mayoral candidate Tim Rudd is running an isolated, atypical campaign set on turning the page on the establishment. Read More »
Syverud declines Trump ‘compact,’ senators pass portfolio review resolution
Syracuse’s University Senate questioned Chancellor Syverud and Provost Agnew about the Trump administration’s ‘compact’ for universities. Read More »
Syracuse mayoral candidates tackle local issues, Trump admin at Oct. 14 debate
Deputy Mayor Sharon Owens, alongside her three opponents, faced and rebutted numerous challenges over an hourlong debate Tuesday. Read More »
Pete Buttigieg to speak at Syracuse University next week
Former United States Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg will speak at Syracuse University on Oct. 3. Read More »
Who are the trustees on the chancellor search committee?
The search committee tasked with finding Syracuse University Chancellor Kent Syverud's successor is set, The D.O. breaks down who's on it. Read More »
Program ‘pauses,’ academic freedom concerns dominate USen’s 1st fall meeting
At the first University Senate meeting of the year, Chancellor Kent Syverud presented a "grim" financial outlook across higher education. Read More »
Syverud addresses international student decline, college landscape at USen
At the first USen meeting of the academic year, Chancellor Kent Syverud presented a “grim” financial outlook across higher education. Read More »
SU says DPS controls oversight, law enforcement’s access to campus Flock data
Flock Safety, the company behind the license plate readers SU installed, said that its technology does not infringe on the Fourth Amendment. Read More »
Lois Agnew’s provost term officially extended, interim title dropped
Lois Agnew’s time as provost is officially extended until late 2026, Syracuse University Chancellor Kent Syverud announced Wednesday. Read More »
Board of Trustees outlines chancellor search timeline, says committee named by Sept. 19
SU’s Board of Trustees named Shelly Fisher and Lisa Fontenelli as co-chairs for the chancellor search committee. Read More »
Passion for students, outreach shaped Imam Gürsoy’s journey to SU chaplaincy
Upon completing his undergraduate degree, Imam Hamza Gürsoy felt a desire to pivot, perhaps to law school or a history program. Read More »
Dominic Fike looks backward to move forward in genre-blending ‘Rocket’
After a dramatic set at Lollapalooza “hard launching” him as a father, Dominic Fike released his album “Rocket,” analyzing his past struggles and pushing towards growth. Read More »
‘The Bear’ finds its spark again in season of ticking time, unsavory finances
Season 4 of "The Bear" tastefully explores closure, healing and time in the fine dining restaurant, reviving the show from a disappointing third season, our columnist says. Read More »
Don’t be fooled by box office numbers, ‘Elio’ is Pixar’s best in years
Pixar’s newest release, “Elio,” stands out from recent uninspiring animated movies from the studio, telling a story about belonging in an outer space setting. Read More »
Gallery: Scenes from nationwide ‘No Kings’ protest
Gallery: Saturday, June 14, marked the nationwide “No Kings” protest. Thousands assembled in cities across the country, and The Daily Orange put together a coast-to-coast team of photojournalists to cover major locations. 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 »