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Students crisscrossed the country—and the globe—to engage in new experiences.

The new athletics director has big dreams for ‘one of the top 10 brands in all of college athletics.’ Find out more about him and

An 1895 campus newspaper article sheds light on how Syracuse's women students used sports to push back against the expectations of the times.

These funds benefit students Universitywide, across years, majors and disciplines, and keep the Orange legacy going strong.

A new era of Orange Athletics begins as Syracuse welcomes one of college athletics' rising leaders—a proven champion with a record of transformative program-building and

In recognition of his service, Zellar, retired Army ROTC instructor, was honored as a Hometown Hero at the Feb. 11 men’s basketball game in the

Steve Ballentine '83 chairs search following announcement of John Wildhack's July 2026 retirement, with committee seeking input from student-athletes, coaches, alumni and faculty.

After 10 transformative years leading Orange Athletics, the ESPN veteran and Syracuse alumnus will end his tenure, following unprecedented academic and facilities achievements.

Coach Britni Smith, video coach Melissa Piacentini '16 and defender Akane Hosoyamada '15 will compete in Italy.

The team provides the nutrition that helps fuel hundreds of student-athletes every week in an atmosphere that builds team culture and leads to success.

Walker says she's here to make sure student-athletes succeed long after their final game.

A team of College of Visual and Performing Arts students worked with a former football player to create an exhibition on the iconic number.

Through volunteering, Orange student-athletes support their neighbors in need, set a positive example and develop into leaders.

New program equips students and student-athletes with financial skills for success in college, NIL opportunities and life beyond sports.