Deceased person found in Huntington Hall
Syracuse University's Department of Public Safety responded to reports of a deceased person at SU's Huntington Hall Thursday morning. Read more »
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USen addresses faculty parking, student healthcare at final semester meeting
Syracuse University's Senate discussed faculty parking, student health and changes to faculty healthcare benefits at its meeting. Read more »
JMA Wireless receives $44 million from CHIPS grant
JMA Wireless was awarded a $44 million federal grant as part of the CHIPS and Science Act, Senate Majority leader Chuck Schumer. Read more »
How to keep your residence safe over winter break
With winter break approaching, students who are leaving should take the necessary steps to ensure their residences are secure. Read more »
SU’s African American Studies continues call for resources as Trump plans to defund ‘woke’ studies
Students and faculty in AAS say the department lacks adequate resources and are worried for its future under the Trump administration. Read more »
SU Architecture students rebuild Almond Street with display models
Syracuse University Architecture students shared their proposed models of a redesigned Almond Street during a Wednesday forum. Read more »
NY state determines officers who shot Christopher Murphy were 'legally justified'
The two Syracuse police officers responsible for killing Christopher Murphy were determined “legally justified” in their actions. Read more »
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 »
3rd candidate announces special election campaign for Stefanik seat
Blake Gendebien formally announced his intention to run in the upcoming special election for New York state’s 21st Congressional District. Read more »
5 Syracuse businesses targeted in early morning burglary spree
Five Syracuse businesses reported break-ins to the Syracuse Police Department early Wednesday morning from 1:34 to 3:44 a.m. Read more »
Westcott's historic district designation unites residents with pride
The New York State Board of Historic Preservation unanimously named the Westcott-University neighborhood a historic district on Thursday. Read more »
Nonprofit music organizations help students produce the sounds of Syracuse
Nonprofit music organizations across the city of Syracuse provide instruments and music classes to children without access to such resources. Read more »
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 »
Schumer announces $6.1 Billion grant toward Micron expansion
The United States Department of Commerce has approved a $6.1 billion grant to support Micron Technology’s expansion in New York state. Read more »
SA meeting addresses future of college athletics, compensation
Syracuse University’s Student Association hosted a town hall to discuss the future of college athletics in the final meeting of the semester. Read more »
Common Council approves resolution to protect Skaneateles Lake, drinking water
The Syracuse City Common Council opposed a resolution increasing the Seneca Meadows landfill’s capacity in order to protect Skaneateles Lake. Read more »
SA continues support of free menstrual products on campus
Syracuse University's Student Association is working with the university and other groups to provide free menstrual products on campus. Read more »
Common Councilor Chol Majok announces mayoral campaign
Support The Daily Orange this holiday season! The money raised between now and the end of the year will go directly toward aiding our students.… 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 »
Onondaga Nation to restore sacred creek after colonial theft, pollution
The Onondaga Nation is working to clear Onondaga Creek and its brook trout population after over 100 years of pollution. Read more »
Syracuse sees late winter weather, less snowfall
The city of Syracuse usually sees its first snowfall by early November. This year, the first small dusting fell on Nov. 22. Read more »
Explaining the Trump Administration's FAFSA agenda
As the 2025-26 FAFSA opens, concern grows about financial aid under President-elect Trump, who has criticized the Department of Education. Read more »
