ECS, Micron established ‘academic partnership’ months ahead of Clay plant construction
In preparation for Micron Technology's arrival in Clay, Syracuse University is expanding the College of Engineering and Computer Science. Read more »
Writer archives: Dominic Chiappone
Bruce Springsteen rocks SU with 6th trip to Dome
Bruce Springsteen cancelled his last performance at the JMA Wireless Dome in September due to illness. On Thursday, he returned and performed for a crowd of longtime fans. Read more »
SGEU’s recent contract with SU came from over 2 years of organizing, activism
For over two years, Syracuse Graduate Employees United worked to form an official union. On Tuesday, SGEU agreed to a contract with SU. Read more »
SU to no longer mandate COVID-19 isolation, requires 24 hours of no fever to return
SU community members who test positive for COVID-19 will no longer have to submit positive test results or isolate for multiple days. Individuals who test positive can resume "normal activities" if they have no fever and their symptoms show sign of improvement within 24 hours. Read more »
Joe Gatto’s performance brings excitement, nostalgia to SU
On Monday night, Syracuse University got to experience a comedy show reminiscent of many students’ childhoods. University Union hosted Joe Gatto from “Impractical Jokers.” Read more »
SU to build 2 new residence halls, demolish Marion, Kimmel Halls
Efforts to create new residential halls are part of SU’s new strategic housing plan, which aims to expand living options for its main campus. Read more »
SU students respond to recent false bomb, active shooter reports on campus
The Daily Orange spoke to several SU community members to gauge their reactions to recent false threats and swatting incidents on campus. Read more »
DPS receives false bomb threat at Maxwell Hall
DPS and SPD determined the report to be false after a “quick response” and review of available video footage from the area. Read more »
Schoolyard Bagels announces temporary closure
The bagel shop experienced “overwhelming” turnout but cited a lack of preparedness as a reason for long wait times, according to the post. Read more »
Schoolyard Bagels brings 'real bagel shop’ close to campus
Nine months after the closure of Starbucks on Marshall St., University Hill Realty announced it would be converted into a bagel shop and deli. Read more »
Off-campus SU student diagnosed with tuberculosis
The student, who lives off campus, has not been back on SU’s campus since the diagnosis, Dr. Karen Nardella, wrote in the email. Read more »
NY WFP's new leadership is looking to create change in central New York
The progressive political party seeks to be an alternative choice for voters and aims to represent the needs of “every day” voters. Read more »
What you need to know about new DPS security measures in response to the Israel-Hamas war
The Daily Orange sent the Department of Public Safety a list of questions regarding its specific actions to increase security measures on campus. Read more »
Office of Academic Affairs hosts academic freedom panel to navigate Israel-Hamas War
The panels seek to encourage faculty and students to support and understand one another amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war. Read more »
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators gather in Schine amid on-going Israel-Hamas war
Demonstrators demanded a ceasefire and called out Syracuse University officials for being “complacent in genocide” amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war. Read more »
Syracuse man arrested for shooting Palestinian college students
A man who was arrested for allegedly shooting three college students of Palestinian descent in Vermont is from Syracuse. Read more »
Additional former SU student sues university over hiring of Conrad Mainwaring
Filed under the Adult Survivors Act in New York Federal Court, the lawsuit claims the university and the board ignored signs of predatory behavior from Mainwaring. Read more »
Middle East Studies Association criticizes SU for its response to Israel-Hamas War
The Middle Eastern Studies Association sent a letter to SU leadership criticizing them for their “failure to respond to a pattern of egregious threats." Read more »
I-81 open forum welcomes South Valley to voice concerns, questions
Residents of the South Valley neighborhood attended an open house with NYSDOT to learn about the impacts of the I-81 community grid project. Read more »
Since the start of the Israel-Hamas war, professors, TAs have had to navigate tension
Professors and teaching assistants at SU are grappling with boundaries for classroom discussions and public statements as the Israel-Hamas war continues. Read more »
Maurice 'Mo' Brown beats Moise 'Mo' Moodie for Onondaga County Legislature District 15
Brown, who was endorsed by the Syracuse chapters of the Democratic Socialists of America and the Working Families Party, received 93% of the vote. Read more »
Center for Policy Research discusses Micron's economic, environmental impacts
SU’s Center for Policy Research hosted a panel discussion to discuss the economic and sustainability impacts of Micron's investment in central New York. Read more »
DPS reports antisemitic graffiti in Bird Library
The antisemitic graffiti was reported anonymously through the Stop Bias Portal and referred to the Department of Public Safety on Wednesday. Read more »
