News in Syracuse

SGA announces plans for Harvest Fest, welcomes newly elected members
SGA welcomed 18 newly elected assembly members with a standing ovation Monday after its most recent election cycle.

Syracuse University opens feedback period amid reaccreditation process
SU’s Middle States Self Study’s open comment period, where the university accepts feedback on the report, is open.

Stigmas surrounding women in higher education are false and condemning
Get the latest Syracuse news delivered right to your inbox. Subscribe to our newsletter here. Centuries after women gained the right to attend university, there’s still negativity surrounding women in higher education. This stigma is found in the subtle growth of conversations…

CNS field hockey’s Isabel Normanly is the ‘epitome’ of a 2-way player
Forward Isabel Normanly has emerged as a two-way threat for Cicero-North Syracuse field hockey, leading the Northstars to the 2025 Class A Section III Semifinals.
Rep. Crockett praising Chris Brown shows lack of awareness, accountability
Rep. Jasmine Crockett is facing backlash after honoring abuser Chris Brown. Our columnist argues she needs to be mindful of who she elevates.

SU College of Law hosts 1st-ever Syracuse NIL negotiation competition
Sixteen teams from 12 law schools around the country visited SU’s Dineen Hall for a two-day Name, Image and Likeness competition.

Who are Syracuse men’s lacrosse’s 5 ranked 2028 commits?
With Inside Lacrosse’s 10th-best 2027 recruiting class, Syracuse men’s lacrosse has begun building its 2028 class under Gary Gait. Our beat writer details some of the recent high school recruits Gait has landed for the Orange.

Syracuse vegans build ‘like-minded’ village over ethical goods at Vegfest
Vegfest returned to Syracuse on Sunday, bringing vegan food pop-ups, craft vendors and more.

AOC comes to Syracuse in an effort to reengage dormant Democratic voters
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez' Monday trip to Syracuse was the last leg of a three-city tour across Upstate New York. She also visited Ithaca and Buffalo.

Mini Gallery: Flicks from University Union’s first carnival-style Quad-A-Palooza
Mini Gallery: The Daily Orange’s best photos from University Union’s first carnival-style Quad-A-Palooza, which featured a mechanical bull, student DJs and a wipeout ride.

SU alum debuts ceramic collection, examines Black identity through collage
“Consequences of being” features collaged portraits of Black children to demonstrate the adultification of Black adolescence in society.

SU students’ music tastes adapt with new seasons, activities and friends
The fall season not only marks a new semester at Syracuse University, but when SU students shift their music taste to represent the season.