Photographer John Noltner brings traveling photography exhibit to SU
John Noltner’s project “A Peace of My Mind” has brought Noltner around the United States, including two visits to Syracuse. Read more »
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Celebrate queer history, culture with these LGBTQ History Month events
In honor of October being LGBTQ+ history month, SU is hosting a series of events to foster a safe, inclusive space and raise awareness for LGBTQ+ students. Read more »
Iranian Student Association holds candlelight vigil for Masha Amini
The group had gathered for a vigil, hosted by Syracuse University’s Iranian Student Association, in the wake of Mahsa Amini’s death. Read more »
Syracuse University can do more for its Muslim students
The university and the MSA have made progress in recent years to be inclusive to Muslim students, but there’s room for improvement. As long as SU commits to respecting the Muslim community, it’s possible to fight the feeling of alienation. Read more »
SU highlights class of 2022 with special ceremonies, events across campus
SU celebrated graduating students throughout the weekend, with social and religious communities saying goodbye to their seniors. Read more »
SA candidates discuss food access, efficiency, transparency at debate
The 2022 Student Association campaign debate took place at the K.G. Tan Auditorium of Syracuse University’s National Veterans Resource Center on Thursday. Read more »
Students, allies join together advocating against sexual, relationship violence
Six different speakers discussed practices to prevent domestic violence during Take Back the Night, a global protest held on college campuses during the month of March. Read more »
Gallery: Take Back the Night brings students, allies together against sexual violence
Hendricks Chapel hosts Take Back the Night rally Thursday night. The event brings attention survivors of sexual and relationship violence as students and allies come together to speak and march throughout the Syracuse University campus. Read more »
Gallery: Collaboration was key for memorial jazz Mass performance
The “Mass of Reconciliation” is not a usual church Mass. While it follows the same structure, it has jazz music deeply integrated and is a large collaboration between big band and choir ensembles. Read more »
SU releases list of events for 2022 Trans Week of Liberation
Syracuse University’s LGBTQ Resource Center has announced a week of events to celebrate Trans Week of Liberation. Read more »
Gallery: Hendricks Chapel hosts Service of Commemoration for SU, SUNY-ESF lives lost
Hendricks Chapel hosted a service of commemoration for the lost lives of members of the Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF community. Hundreds of people gathered together to celebrate their loved ones. Read more »
Menstrual hygiene products will be free at SU following SA investment
Phase 1 of the Menstrual Product Program consists of $56,000 invested by SA in Nov. 2021 to fund the initiative for a full year. Read more »
SU student arrested for assault, resisting arrest at Whitman School
A Syracuse University student was arrested in the Martin J. Whitman School of Management Tuesday afternoon. Read more »
SUNY-ESF student killed after shooting in home alongside family Monday
Troy Eames was shot along with his father, Onondaga County Deputy Isaac Eames, and his mother, Karen Eames, at their home in the town of Clay. Read more »
Andrew W. Mellon Foundation grants SU $1.5 million to enhance Indigenous studies
Syracuse University will receive $1.5 million from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to develop the new center and strengthen course offerings and curricula in Native and Indigenous studies. Read more »
1st Operation Orange Warmup collects winter clothing for CNY organizations
The university community donated winter clothing at Syracuse University’s basketball game against Florida State University on Jan. 15 and at Hendricks Chapel from Jan. 17-21. Read more »
Hendricks Chapel holds annual ceremony in remembrance of Pan Am Flight 103 victims
Hendricks Chapel held its annual remembrance ceremony for the 270 victims who died in the Pan Am Flight 103 terrorist attack — including 35 Syracuse University study abroad students — on Tuesday. Read more »
SA president, VP achieved some campaign promises, affirm more work to be done
David Bruen and Darnelle Stinfort, president and vice president of Syracuse University’s Student Association, created a number of campaign promises which they pursued this fall semester. Read more »
Around 60 people gather outside Hendricks Chapel to defend abortion rights
SU students and Syracuse community members joined outside of Hendricks Chapel to defend Roe v. Wade. Read more »
SU’s Chabad House hosts annual menorah lighting Tuesday night
Chabad House at Syracuse University hosted their annual menorah lighting Tuesday night. Read more »
Alumni, employees look back on 50 years of People's Place
Students, employees and alumni reminisce on 50 years of the student-run cafe, People’s Place. Read more »
SU’s 1st Indigenous healer discusses cultural meanings of Full Moon Ceremony
Diane Schenandoah, SU’s first Indigenous healer, discussed the upcoming Full Moon Ceremony with The Daily Orange. Read more »
SU Indigenous students find Columbus statue ‘offensive and threatening’
Syracuse community members have called for the statue to be taken down and Columbus Circle to be renamed, but the measures have faced opposition. Read more »
About the Song: Remembrance Scholar finds courage to perform in honor of mother's best friend
Miriam Luby Wolfe was one of the 35 students who was killed from the terrorist bombing of Pan Am Flight 103. For Corey Henry, representing Miriam as a Remembrance Scholar was about her mother and their beautiful friendship. Read more »
