Undergraduate Labor Organization advocates for on-campus unions
Undergraduate Labor Organization members were unsure of its future, now a new freshman board has revitalized the group with a new focus. Read more »
On Campus
SU’S DEIA forum highlights efforts toward inclusivity on campus
Syracuse University’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion hosted its biannual diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility forum Wednesday. Read more »
Local beekeepers unpack environmental struggles in SU’s bee colonies
When local beekeepers Bob Faulkner and Jennifer Bittner first came to SU to take care of its bee hives in June, the colonies were struggling. Read more »
‘Life Together’ leads bipartisan dialogue ahead of elections
The dialogue was part of SU's “Life Together Series,” an initiative aiming to foster civic engagement and political discussion on campus. Read more »
Psi Upsilon fraternity placed on interim suspension
Psi U at SU has been placed on interim suspension due to hazing allegations. It is the second fraternity in the past week to be suspended. Read more »
AC refrigerant leak prompts Women’s Building evacuation, SFD response
SFD determined that the reported gas odor came from a small refrigerant leak in an air conditioning unit in SU's Women’s Building. Read more »
Project Callisto pushes for donor support after announcing imminent closing
When Project Callisto announced its imminent closing on Sept. 25 former on-campus ambassadors said they were devastated by its struggles. Read more »
Phi Kappa Psi fraternity suspended for alleged hazing
Syracuse University has placed the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity under interim suspension due to videos of alleged hazing. Read more »
Maxwell lecture covers impact of occupation on Palestinian sacred sites
Syracuse University hosted Dr. David “Sandy” Marshall for a lecture about the impact of Israel’s occupation of Palestinian sacred sites. Read more »
Indigenous Students at Syracuse pushes for fall break adjustment
Members of Indigenous Students at Syracuse said they feel the dates of fall break overshadow Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrations. Read more »
Lawsuit claims SU, other colleges overcharge students with divorced parents
Syracuse University is listed in an antitrust lawsuit that accuses schools of overcharging students of divorced-parent households. Read more »
SU community members hold vigil on 1-year anniversary of Oct. 7
Over 100 Syracuse University community members assembled outside of Hendricks Chapel for a vigil marking the first anniversary of the Oct. 7. Read more »
Haitian-American SU students address rise in anti-Haitian hate
Haitian-American Syracuse University students address the rise in anti-Haitian hate following the U.S. presidential debate. Read more »
College Republicans hosts Brandon Straka
College Republicans at Syracuse University hosted guest speaker Brandon Straka, a convicted Capitol riot participant, on Wednesday night. Read more »
Invent@SU awards $3K to student inventions
Nathan Brekke, a Syracuse University junior studying computer science, first came up with his $1,500-prize-winning invention while on a hike. Read more »
GSO fills vacant positions, reviews legislative agenda
Syracuse University's Graduate Student Organization filled four vacant senate positions and and outlined its legislative agenda. Read more »
Former Remembrance, Lockerbie Scholars react to program change
McLaughlin and many other scholars have expressed frustration with SU’s decision to alter the year-long Lockerbie Scholarship program. Read more »
SU's Faculty and Staff for Justice in Palestine discuss conflict impacts in Lebanon, Palestine
Syracuse University’s Faculty and Staff for Justice in Palestine hosted a conversation highlighting connections between Palestine and Lebanon. Read more »
Annual DPS report shows rise in vehicle thefts, drop in burglaries
The number of on-campus motor vehicle thefts at Syracuse University almost tripled last year, according to recently-released crime data. Read more »
Bird Library adds sensory-friendly study rooms
Syracuse University's Bird Library has opened 10 "sensory friendly" study rooms to offer students new ways to help students focus. Read more »
SU to end yearlong Lockerbie Scholarship, proposes immersion program
Syracuse University will not select two Lockerbie Scholars for the 2025-26 year. It has proposed a one-week immersion program in its place. Read more »
Dr. Tej Bhatia concludes 44 years at the forefront of SU linguistics
Bhatia entered his first semester of retirement this fall. His colleagues say they know him best for the joy he brings to the university. Read more »
Bandier classes explore AI's role in music production
Students in SU’s Bandier Program said they’ve had an increasing number of in-class conversations about artificial intelligence. Read more »
Black & Banned Books Read-In engages readers with challenged literature
Attendees gathered in Syracuse University’s Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library for the Black & Banned Books Read-In on Tuesday. Read more »
