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SU details resources, options for those experiencing sexual violence in email
SU shared a campus-wide email Thursday offering resources for those experiencing sexual violence. The email comes after a former Cornell University student filed a lawsuit alleging she was raped by several men at a fraternity house.
SU’s Indigenous community reconciles trauma, healing on ‘Orange Shirt Day’
SU’s indigenous community honored “Orange Shirt Day” by welcoming Dawn Cheryl Hill to speak on residential schools’ legacy.
SU organizations respond to Cornell University sexual assault lawsuit
SU student organizations have released statements responding to a 2024 Cornell University sexual assault lawsuit, condemning sexual violence.
Bedazzling’s renaissance takes over as SU students embellish belongings
Bedazzling, the trend of decorating everyday items with gems, has made its way back to Syracuse University's campus.
SU’s juggler shows off lifelong hobby, teaches process one ball at a time
Josef Komissar, a Syracuse University Ph.D. student, can often be spotted juggling on the Shaw Quadrangle in his free time.
Campus food trucks, DoorDash orders satisfy SU students’ late-night cravings
After a night out, Syracuse University students often turn to food trucks or DoorDash for a late-night meal — a common campus tradition.
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…
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.
Regardless of ‘D’ grade, SU’s FIRE ranking must be viewed as an improvement
A quick glance at the “D” grade is hard to look at, but grades only measure where you land, not where you’re moving.
SGA elects 18 assembly representatives amid voter turnout push
Syracuse University’s Student Government Association elected 18 new assembly members and concluded voting Saturday.
SU launches Institute for Artificial Intelligence amid influx of AI programs
Syracuse University is launching a new Institute for Artificial Intelligence to bring together AI-focused researchers across campus.