Volunteers, including ROTC cadets and University faculty and staff, deliver wreaths to Oakwood Cemetery as part of National Wreaths Across America Day on Saturday, Dec. 16.
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Otto the Orange and their friends studying for finals. Good luck to all our students taking finals over the next several days. (Photo by Jeremy Brinn)
As part of the 38th Annual Gingerbread Gallery at the Erie Canal Museum, this house, “Let’s Go Orange” was created by Angela Finistrella. Visit the Gingerbread Gallery from now until Sunday, Jan. 7. (Photo courtesy of Erie Canal Museum)
The Center for International Services took over 80 students on a trip to Cornell University and Corning Museum of Glass. The students enjoyed the holiday celebration at the museum, where they decorated cookies, met Mr. and Mrs. Claus and were all able to make a sandblasted cup in the glass studio. (Photo by Meriel Stokoe)
The JMA Wireless Dome went pink on Tuesday night in honor of the announcement of the singer Pink bringing her high-energy musical, dance and aerobatic performance to the Dome on Sunday, Oct. 6. (Photo by Kayla Bosco)
After the press conference on Dec. 4, welcoming him to the Syracuse Orange family, Fran Brown (center) and his family gathered for pictures. (Photo by Syracuse Athletics)
Looking for a stress reliever as the semester wraps up? Check out the University’s events calendar to find out where they will be having Pet Therapy sessions. (Photo by Meara Mosny)
Students in Professor Lorenza Tromboni’s folklore and fairytales in Italian culture class recently visited the Palazzo Pitti in Florence, Italy, as part of the Syracuse Florence program. (Photo by Lorenza Tromboni, professor of Italian Folklore)
Holidays at Hendricks, a beloved annual campus tradition, was held in Hendricks Chapel on Dec. 3. The recorded virtual concert will premiere on Dec. 10. (Photo by Julie Herman)
Syracuse at sunset on the last day of November. (Photo by Hung Phung)
Chancellor Kent Syverud and Dr. Ruth Chen welcomed a new cohort of Kessler Scholars with a special coin ceremony at the Chancellor’s House. (Photo by Chuck Wainwright)
Winter has officially returned to Syracuse. (Photo by Jeremy Brinn)
Members of the University gathered to celebrate the International Student Thanksgiving Dinner in Goldstein Auditorium. (Photo by Julie Herman)
A beautiful, snowy night on campus. (Photo by @sualums on Instagram)
Visitors look through displays as part of the “Family Pictures in the Archive” exhibition at Bird Library on Nov. 15. The event, hosted by Syracuse University Libraries’ Special Collections Research Center (SCRC) in collaboration with the Department of English, celebrated the importance of personal photographs. Curated by members of the Turning the Lens Collective, the exhibition featured a selection of Black photography from SCRC’s collections and local photographs and stories shared by participants in last month’s Family Pictures Syracuse launch events. (Photo by Htet San)
Students gather together to celebrate Diwali on the Orange Grove. (Photo by Jeremy Brinn)
The National Organization of Minority Architecture Students (NOMAS) partnered with the Delta Phi Omega Sorority for Henna Night during Diwali. (Photo by Jeremy Brinn)
Students and staff learn Shilpanatanam, the dancing work of art with Maya Kulkarni at the SU Art Museum. (Photo by Angela Ryan)
The beauty of fall captured at night on the Orange Grove. (Photo by Jill Coggiola)
The University community gathered at the D’Aniello Institute for Veterans and Military Families on Nov. 10 to mark Veterans Day. (Photo by Angela Ryan)
The first annual ’CUSE50 Alumni Entrepreneur Awards recognized the 50 fastest-growing Syracuse University alumni-owned businesses. (Photo by Angela Ryan)
The ’CUSE50 Summit allowed students to learn about startup thinking, develop personal and professional skills and to meet and network with alumni founders and top executives of fast-growing companies. (Photo by Jeremy Brinn)
All this week, in honor of Veteran’s Day on Saturday, Nov. 11, buildings across campus are illuminated in green. (Photo by Joseph Heslin)
Monday, Nov. 6, kicked off the start of Native Heritage Month with the grand opening of 113 Euclid, home to the Native Student Program and community space. (Photo by Angela Ryan)
Being away from home means missing friends and family, including pets. The University’s Pet Therapy program is very popular with students and was very popular with our Orange families when they were visiting during Family Weekend. (Photo by Jeremy Brinn)
The 18th annual Greek or Treat event was a big success with lots of Halloween fun on the Women’s Building field. (Photo by Leigh Mai Vo ’24)
During the annual Stocks and Finance Immersion program, 20 Arts and Sciences and Maxwell students recently met alumni working in banking, finance, private equity and hedge funds in New York City. (Photo by Matt Wheeler)
Members of the Sailing Team head out on the waters of Cazenovia Lake on a recent fall day. (Photo by Max Walewski)
The Center for International Services took a group of students to enjoy all that fall in Central New York has to offer, including apple and pumpkin picking. This picture is from their stop at Tim’s Pumpkin Patch in Marietta. (Photo by Meriel Stokoe)
A brilliant October view of campus. (Photo by Joseph Heslin)
Nola (left) and Scrappy (right), canine companions of media relations specialist Vanessa Marquette G’19, dressed as Western Barbie and Ken for Halloween. Join in the fun! Send us your Halloween costume pics for inclusion in our Halloween Fun Snapshots gallery. (Photo courtesy of @noseynola on Instagram)
Members of the University community gathered for an Interfaith Vigil for World Peace sponsored by Hendricks Chapel Wednesday night on the Shaw Quad. (Photo by Vanessa Marquette)
From left: Cydney Johnson, vice president of community engagement and government relations; Laura Kolton, executive director, federal government engagement; U.S. Sen. Cory Booker; Gretchen Ritter, vice chancellor, provost and chief academic officer; U.S. Sen. Mike Rounds; Hamid Ekbia, director of the Maxwell School’s Autonomous Systems Policy Institute; and Margaret Talev, director of the Syracuse University Institute for Democracy, Journalism and Citizenship, gather at the recent AI Policy Symposium in Washington, D.C.
The men’s and women’s basketball teams hosted “Monroe Madness” in Rochester, New York on Oct. 21. The event featured a night of basketball-themed events, including scrimmages, shooting competitions and a preview of both teams. (Photo by Syracuse Athletics)
Remembrance and Lockerbie Scholars gather at the Place of Remembrance during the Rose-Laying Ceremony on Oct. 20. (Photo by Jeremy Brinn)
Members of the University community gathered for a Prayers for Peace vigil sponsored by the Muslim Student Association Wednesday night on the Shaw Quad. (Photo by Christopher J Munoz)
A candlelight vigil was held on Oct. 15, in remembrance of the victims of the Pan Am Flight 103 bombing. (Photo by Angela Ryan)
Remembrance Scholar Motolani Oladitan ’24 paints a stone during a Remembrance Week community stone painting event on the Shaw Quadrangle. The stones will be placed on the Wall of Remembrance during the annual Rose-Laying Ceremony. (Photo by Ross Knight)
First-year mechanical engineering students in the College of Engineering and Computer Science debut their mini race-car designs. (Photo by Alex Dunbar)
Members of the University community gathered for a peace vigil for Israel, co-sponsored by Syracuse Hillel and Chabad House Jewish Student Center, Wednesday night on the Shaw Quad. (Photo by Vanessa Marquette)
Center for International Services took a trip up to Old Forge, New York, to enjoy the fall foliage. (Photo courtesy of Center for International Services)
Project coordinators and Ph.D. candidates Jessica Terry-Elliot (center) and Caroline Charles (right) are interviewed about their project, “Family Pictures Syracuse,” by Spectrum TV reporter Shalon Stevens, ahead of a series of events and activities happening Oct. 13-15. (Photo by CJ Munoz)
Students taking part in a collaborative service of sandwich making with Christian Outreach at the SU Catholic Center. (Photo by Father Gerry Waterman)
While Simba was out on a stroll of campus, they stopped for a rest in front of the Barnes Center at The Arch. (Photo by @simba_thegoldenpuppy)
Members of the campus community both present and attend the DEIA Symposium on Oct. 3 at the Schine Student Center. (Photo by Angela Ryan)
Looking for a great place to take a break on a fall day? Look no further than People’s Place Café, located on the lower level of Hendricks Chapel. (Photo by SU’s Marketing Division)
The West Point Band and United States Military Academy Cadet Spirit Band played with the Syracuse University Marching Band as part of the Military Appreciation Day game. (Photo by Charlie Poag)
LGBTQ History Month kicked off on Oct. 2 with a special celebration by the LGBTQ Resource Center. Events are being held all month long through Oct. 31. (Photo by Jeremy Brinn)
It’s a time honored tradition to celebrate touchdowns with the running of the flags! (Photo by Angela Ryan)
The music by the Syracuse University Marching Band always adds to the intensity inside the JMA Dome during football games. (Photo by Angela Ryan)
As the final event during Orange Central weekend, alumni and their families attended brunch and a legendary interview by alumni Bob Coasts of Coach Jim Boeheim. (Photo by Marilyn Hesler)
A perfect sunny and crisp fall day on campus. (Photo by Vicente “Vinnie” Cuevas)
Syracuse University Ambulance is one of 15 registered student organizations that participated in a mini-crowdfunding challenge during Orange Central. The challenge continues through Nov. 28. (Photo courtesy of SU Alumni)
Vice Chancellor, Provost and Chief Academic Officer Gretchen Ritter (right) and Vice President for Research Duncan Brown were among the panelists during yesterday’s official launch of “Leading With Distinction,” Syracuse’s new academic strategic plan. (Photo by Marilyn Hesler)
The Center for International Services recently visited Niagara Falls with more than 120 international students on one of their annual sightseeing trips. (Photo courtesy of Center for International Services)
An early morning view of campus at sunrise. (Photo by Maggie Mahshie)
Students participate in the Turneo de Fútbol as part of Latine Heritage Month. (Photo by Julie Herman)
The University kicked off Latine Heritage Month on Friday, Sept. 15, with an information fair and opening ceremony in the Schine Student Center. (Photo by Marilyn Hesler)
Students attend Abroad on the Quad to learn about study abroad opportunities for Fall 2023. (Photo by Angela Ryan)
A student takes a break while visiting Abbott Farms in Baldwinsville, New York, just outside Syracuse, to enjoy a fall favorite in Central New York, apple picking. (Photo by Randy Pellis)
Abbott Farms offers not only apple picking, but also the opportunity to bring home pumpkins too. (Photo by Randy Pellis)
Who doesn’t love to see the animals when visiting local farms. (Photo by Randy Pellis)
Members of the Syracuse University Bands swapped their oranges and blues for the color yellow when they played with minor league baseball sensation the Savannah Bananas’ band on Sept. 14 at NBT Bank Stadium. From left: Ben Vermilyea (trombone), Taylor Fryer (trumpet), Jose Suarez (trumpet), Aisling Casey (alto saxophone) and Ethan McAnally (trumpet). (Photo courtesy of SU Bands)
Students learn about Syracuse Abroad programs during an open house held in Schine Student Center. (Photo by Angela Ryan)
Campus is beautiful even on a rainy day. (Photo by Joseph Heslin)
Missing your furry friend while away at school? The Barnes Center at The Arch offers pet therapy opportunities through the Deborah A. Barnes Pet Therapy Program. (Photo by Amelia Beamish)
Junior Isaiah Jones (No. 80) makes a big catch Saturday afternoon as the Orange football team improved to 2-0 with a 48-7 win over Western Michigan inside the JMA Wireless Dome. (Photo courtesy of Syracuse Athletics)
Maxwell Hall on a blue sky day. (Photo by Rosa Arevalo Leon ’24)
Members of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy come together to show support and well wishes for a safe, nourishing and enriching new school year during the 2023 Haundenosaunee Welcome Gathering. (Photo by Angela Ryan)
School of Education’s incoming class gathered together on the steps at Maxwell Hall after their welcome event. (Photo by Martin Walls)
Otto the Orange had the best time visiting the Great New York State Fair. (Photo by Otto’s friend)
Otto the Orange visits with InclusiveU residential freshmen and mentors. (Photo by Beth Myers)
Kate Holohan, curator of education and academic outreach at the Syracuse University Art Museum, provides a tour during an open house. (Photo by Lily LaGrange)
Reading time during the first day of classes. (Photo by Hung Phung)
Cloudy, but picture perfect day on campus. (Photo by Isabel Albuquerque ’24, College of Law Student)
The first day of classes of the Fall 2023 semester was full of learning and fun activities across campus. (Photo by Angela Ryan)
Students make their way to class during the first day of classes for the Fall 2023 semester. (Photo by the Office of Alumni Engagement)
Members of the Goon Squad take a break from moving to take a selfie with Otto. (Photo by Alex Dunbar)
During the international student welcome dinner, students and families enjoyed dinner and conversations with various leaders from across campus. (Photo by Jeremy Brinn)
Orientation leaders and first-year students danced the night away during the Y2K party on the Quad. (Photo by Amelia Beamish)
Members of the team at Syracuse University Libraries pose with Otto the Orange for a selfie during Syracuse Welcome activities. (Photo by Otto the Orange)
New students move into the residence halls with help from orientation leaders, volunteers and the Goon Squad (Photo by Angela Ryan)
Father-daughter duo moving in during Syracuse Welcome (Photo by Angela Ryan)
Student volunteers with the Goon Squad during Syracuse Welcome (Photo by Jeremy Brinn)
Tristan Woolley (left) and Joshua Halliday, 2023-24 Lockerbie Scholars, take a moment to take a photo with Otto the Orange during Syracuse Welcome activities. (Photo by Kelly Rodoski)
During a game night and ice cream social at the Barnes Center, international students also enjoy the esports room. (Photo by Amelia Beamish)
The 44-foot tall climbing wall was one of the many fun activities available during the international student game night and ice cream social at the Barnes Center. (Photo by Amelia Beamish)
International students showcase their talents during the international student talent show. (Photo by Jeremy Brinn)
The campus is in full bloom as the students arrive for Syracuse Welcome. (Photo by Christine Weber)
