Writer: Vivian Collins
Students voice concerns about SU’s campus accessibility
SU prides itself on being an accessible campus “committed to inclusivity," however, students have noticed concerning infrastructure gaps. Read More »
NYPIRG wants its funding restored. SGA demands its RSO status 1st.
NYPIRG students and leadership expressed concern for the organization’s future and viability after SGA completely cut their funding. Read More »
Syracuse University unveils in-the-works mobile ordering system at SGA
SU's SGA welcomed Chief Operations Officer John Papazoglou to its Monday meeting. He spoke about a mobile ordering system that is set to take effect next semester. Read More »
William Lewandowski, Alyssa Limjuco to serve as rising senior Class Marshals
William Lewandowski and Alyssa Limjuco will be SU’s rising senior class Marshals, the university announced Tuesday. Read More »
University Senate votes to pause ‘faculty workload policy’ implementation
University Senate voted to pause a proposed faculty workload policy at its final meeting of the year Wednesday. Read More »
After recreating Nazi-era Olympic banner, Tri Delta exits Derby Days
SU sorority Tri Delta left Sigma Chi’s Derby Days after creating a banner resembling Germany’s Nazi propagandist 1936 Olympics poster. Read More »
Overlap, low demand led Syracuse University to close iSchool’s IST major
SU sunsetted the School of Information Studies’ B.S. in innovation, society and technology. The decision was due to low demand and overlap. Read More »
Emily Castillo, Max Lachut elected SGA 70th session president, executive VP
SU's Student Government Association announced the spring election results. Emily Castillo and Max Lachut were elected president and vice president, respectively Read More »
Construction worker files negligence lawsuit against SU, 2 construction firms
A construction worker filed a negligence lawsuit against SU and two construction firms after a “massive” pipe fell on her foot. Read More »
Local candidates run affordability campaign on housing, transportation
As rising costs impact Syracuse and beyond, local politicians are running a campaign focused on lifting residents’ financial burden. Read More »
‘Rent From Ben’ once hated landlords. Today, he’s among Syracuse’s biggest.
What began as his father's side hustle has turned into Benjamin Tupper's full-time job as a university neighborhood landlord for his company Rent From Ben. Read More »
Twiggy Billue files appeal, seeks SCSD Board of Education reinstallation
Twiggy Billue filed an appeal with the New York State Commissioner of Education, seeking reinstatement to the SCSD Board of Education. Read More »
Biden to return to SU campus for College of Law portrait unveiling ceremony
Former President Joe Biden, a Syracuse University College of Law graduate, will visit campus April 14 to attend the unveiling of his official portrait. Read More »
Syracuse University alumni association names 6 Alumni Award recipients
SU alumni association named the six recipients of this year’s Alumni Awards Tuesday. The recipients were selected based on “their embodiment of the Orange spirit." Read More »
Onondaga County Legislature candidate trio launches Affordability Slate
Onondaga Legislator Maurice Brown and candidates Jo Bennett and Tammy Honeywell will run on an Affordability Slate. The slate is based on affordable housing, universal childcare and free transportation. Read More »
SU reschedules postponed MLK Celebration, moves event online
SU’s annual MLK will be available to watch virtually on Feb. 28. The event was canceled due to inclement weather. Read More »
SU career services hosts 4th Black History Month career mixer
SU hosted its fourth annual Black History Month career mixer. Mayor Sharon Owens was expected to deliver keynote address, but was not in attendance. Read More »
SU added to OffCampus landlord, apartment rating website
SU is the most recent addition to OffCampus, a landlord and apartment rating website. The database lets students leave reviews of properties and managers. Read More »
Students share thoughts on noise, road closures from campus construction
Syracuse University students reacted to noise and road closures caused by campus construction. Some said the disruptions affect their commutes and sleep schedules. Read More »
SU lengthens 2026-27 winter break, changes 1st day of classes
SU updated its fall 2026–27 academic calendar. The calendar extended winter break after initially listing it as one week shorter than in 2025–26. Read More »
ESF student org hosts panel on community, local climate solutions
SUNY ESF’s Environmental Studies Student Organization hosted a climate change town hall Tuesday night. Panelists discussed the modern challenges and how communities should organize and react to environmental changes. Read More »
How to stay safe, protect your living space during Syracuse’s snowstorm
The temperature in Syracuse is below freezing, with 12-18 inches of snow expected. The D.O. compiled a guide with tips about staying safe. Read More »
SU to reassess 2026-27 fall calendar dates after student feedback
Syracuse University plans to review the 2026-27 academic calendar following student feedback regarding the shortened winter break. Read More »
Provost’s Advisory Committee on Promotion and Tenure adds 6 members
SU’s Provost’s Advisory Committee on Promotion and Tenure announced six newly elected members who will assist SU’s executive team in managing cases. Read More »