Over the past weeks, The Daily Orange has received Letters to the Editor from a range of Syracuse University’s community members regarding the Israel-Hamas war. Read the collection here. Read more »
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 »
As governments and international bodies grapple with these challenges, the conversation around TikTok's influence is a microcosm of larger discussions about the power and responsibility of digital platforms in the modern world and throughout our generation. Read more »
Protesters marched from the Maxwell School to the National Veterans Resource Center, calling for end to violence and divestment from Israel. Read more »
Professors and teaching assistants at SU are grappling with boundaries for classroom discussions and public statements as the Israel-Hamas war continues. Read more »
Join the Indigenous community in celebration of Native American History Month with these events Read more »
CNY Arts’s 50th Anniversary of ‘On My Own Time’ exhibit in the Everson Museum of Art emphasizes artistry beyond the workplace Read more »
Hundreds of SU students gathered outside Hendricks Chapel on Wednesday evening for a candlelit vigil that honored lives lost in Israel. Read more »
The symposium included a keynote panel with university leadership and research project presentations from students and faculty regarding inclusivity. Read more »
Syracuse fans all across campus embodied the slogan "bleed orange" before the Clemson game, turning out in droves to tailgate and get fired up to watch the Orange take on the Tigers. Read more »
Broadway star Tamar Greene performs the first show of the Malmgren concert series of year Read more »
Liven up your week with these Syracuse-based events Read more »
On Monday, members of the Syracuse community came together to honor the land and cultures of the Onondaga nation at the Haudenosaunee Welcome Gathering. Read more »
As part of her residency at SU, Deanna Witkowski shared her ‘sacred jazz’ and performed with the Morton Schiff Jazz Ensemble, the Orange Juice Quintet and the Hendricks Chapel Choir this past weekend. Read more »
After appearing on the stage of Saturday Night Live, the Jason Max Ferdinand ensemble stopped by Hendricks Chapel this past week to perform, delivering an electrifying show. Read more »
Meditation and spirituality can have positive effects on the brain. It has been demonstrated that meditation can reduce pain, improve your immune response and relieve stress. Meditation is one of many contemplative practices that help people focus their thoughts and energy inward. Read more »
The University Senate also discussed plans to address parking costs for graduate students and mental health accessibility at the Barnes Center at The Arch. Read more »
‘A Love Supreme’ exhibition in Bird Library will highlight Black activism of the 1960s and ‘70s for the remainder of the semester. Read more »
From movie screenings to hair stylings to memorabilia collections, there are many different ways to celebrate Black History Month at SU. Read more »
Based on the animated movie of the same name, Anastasia the musical has made its way to the Landmark Theatre showcasing its high-tech set design and Tony-nominated costumes. Read more »
From a hike to a symphonic music performance, there is something for everyone in the SU community this week. Read more »
Hendricks Chapel put on their annual Holiday concert Sunday, December 4. Hundreds of people gathered in the chapel to listen to a variety of holiday tunes spread with a message of hope. Read more »
Sharipov was driving with two other people when the accident occurred. One of the other two passengers died in the accident. Read more »
SU should lean more into embracing their ties to the Onondaga Nation, with their guidance and blessing. Read more »
