MakerSpace creative hub to relocate to Marshall Street
The Kimmel MakerSpace will close for SU’s demolition of Kimmel and Marion halls before it relocates to Marshall Square Mall in Spring 2025. Read more »
On Campus
SU pursues new hotel on University Ave. for Fall 2027 opening
Syracuse University will build a hotel on University Avenue, and open it by fall 2027. The hotel will have 200 rooms and be full-service. Read more »
SU set to demolish Marion, Kimmel Hall, Comstock Ave. Garage
Syracuse University will demolish Marion and Kimmel Halls later this December, followed by the Comstock Avenue Garage in early 2025. Read more »
GSO discusses senator payment methods, approves funding
Syracuse University’s Graduate Student Organization discussed potential reimbursement options for its senators and approved funding. Read more »
SU Office of Academic Affairs proposes limiting in-class recordings
Syracuse University’s Office of Academic Affairs is seeking feedback on a proposed policy that would ban recording in classrooms. Read more »
Toner Prize winners share stories, advice at annual Newhouse lecture
Students and faculty gathered Tuesday to hear stories from the 2024 Toner Prize recipients, given to the nation’s “best political reporting.” Read more »
For Ukrainian students at SU, election results hit close to home
When Anna Meehan walked into the Ukrainian Student Association meeting, she expected discussions to be about Donald Trump’s victory. Read more »
SU’s Committee on Athletic Policy reports on changing NCAA landscape
Syracuse University’s Senate discussed “impending changes” to college athletics and their potential impacts during its fourth meeting. Read more »
Campus store employees express uncertainty over B&N transition
On Oct. 21, Syracuse Campus Store student employees received an email informing them they needed to reapply for their current positions. Read more »
‘Defending Banned Books’ guest authors talk censorship, politics
"Defending Banned Books," led by Syracuse University students, hosted Julie Berry and Seamus Kirst to discuss book banning and censorship. Read more »
Brighten a Day student nonprofit combats loneliness, spreads cheer
Brighten a Day aims to spread cheer across the Syracuse community by making cards, hosting gatherings and creating care packages. Read more »
SU’s Human Dynamics students grapple with new home college placements
Multiple SU students in human dynamics majors told The Daily Orange they have some hesitations about their programs’ moves to other colleges. Read more »
Number of on-campus sexual assaults decreases since 2022, survey finds
A survey found the amount of Syracuse University students experiencing non-consensual sexual contact on campus has decreased since 2022. Read more »
SGEU leaders explain union contract in town hall
SGEU members gathered Wednesday to collect feedback on its first contract with Syracuse University, which it ratified in late March. Read more »
United Syracuse advocates for changes to SU employee parking rates
United Syracuse is pushing for change to SU's parking fee system, which they say disproportionately affects lower-wage employees. Read more »
SU to relocate Falk’s human dynamics programs by fall 2025
Syracuse University will transfer its human dynamics programs from David B. Falk College of Sport to other colleges by fall 2025. Read more »
Center of Excellence forum highlights drone-based solutions to energy saving
Syracuse University’s Center of Excellence discussed efforts to implement drone-based techniques as an affordable energy-saving solution. Read more »
SU honors student veterans, U.S. service members at Veterans’ Day event
Syracuse University hosted its annual Veterans Day Celebration Monday morning, featuring alumna Lt. Col. Theresa Cross as a keynote speaker. Read more »
Campus Store prepares for Barnes & Noble takeover with temporary closures
Multiple campus store locations will temporarily close over the next two weeks to prepare for its Barnes & Noble takeover. Read more »
GSO addresses election results, approves funding
SU’s Graduate Student Organization discussed the results of the general elections and filled one vacant internal senate position on Wednesday. Read more »
SU honors course on 2024 election draws intergenerational students
As a senior citizen and self-described “political junkie,” Phyllis LaVine jumped at the opportunity to take “Politics of the 2024 Election.” Read more »
SU’s PRSA condemns Trump rally comedian’s anti-Puerto Rico jokes
SU’s Puerto Rican Student Association released a statement condemning comedian Tony Hinchcliffe’s remarks during a rally for former President Donald Trump. Hinchcliffe called Puerto Rico a “floating island of garbage.” Read more »
SU to host 12 events for Native Heritage Month
Syracuse University is hosting 12 events throughout November to celebrate Native Heritage Month across campus. Read more »
Students reflect on Israel-Hamas war impacts a year after its start
As the world watches the war, several Israeli and Palestinian SU students feel its impact through firsthand accounts from family. Read more »
