Director discusses 'Cartel Land,' drug violence
The Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs held a screening of the documentary "Cartel Land" as well as a discussion with the film's director, Matt Heineman. Read more »
On Campus
Documentary to be shown at SU discusses prevention of a 'second Holocaust'
A new documentary being shown at Syracuse University tells about a group of WWII fighter pilots that launched a secret mission to prevent a "second Holocaust." Read more »
Interactive crime map: Oct. 4–11
Here's a look at the criminal activity that occurred near campus in the past week. Read more »
Week in News: Syverud says SU's budget no longer in crisis, annual security report shows decrease in alcohol-related offenses and more
Check out what happened this week in news. Read more »
Strong arm robbery attempted at South Campus Express in Goldstein Student Center
There was an attempted strong arm robbery around 10 p.m. Friday at the South Campus Express in Goldstein Student Center. Read more »
ITS works 24/7 to protect Syracuse University email systems from outside infiltration
Information Technology Services at Syracuse University works 24/7 to protect and support both SU student and employee email servers, in addition to providing other services. Read more »
Cheryl Strayed gives University Lecture on personal journeys, novel
Cheryl Strayed, author of "Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail," discussed her personal journeys, such as her childhood, during her University Lecture in Hendricks Chapel on Wednesday night. Read more »
Herbert Lourie Memorial Lecture to discuss health care policy
The 27th-annual Herbert Lourie Memorial Lecture on Thursday will feature a discussion about hot button health care policy topics that are relevant to the Syracuse community. Read more »
Poll: Should SU staff and faculty members be able to run for office while working full-time on campus?
A professor in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics is seeking the Democratic nomination for New York state’s 24th Congressional District. Should SU staff and faculty members be able to run for office while working full-time on campus? Read more »
Timeline: The relationship between Syracuse University and Utica College
Syracuse University created Utica College as a two-year institution to accommodate the higher education needs of World War II veterans in 1946. Now, UC is an independent four-year institution that recently cut tuition by 42 percent. Read more »
New York Magazine editors discuss national Bill Cosby cover
Jody Quon and Noreen Malone, two editors who worked on the New York Magazine cover that featured 35 of Bill Cosby’s alleged sexual assault victims, discussed the cover at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications on Tuesday. Read more »
Utica College, former branch campus of SU, cuts tuition by 42 percent
Utica College, a former branch campus of Syracuse University that became legally independent in 1995, recently cut tuition by 42 percent and total cost by 35 percent. The college still has academic ties to SU. Read more »
SU community honors UCC shooting victims with vigil
About 40 members of the Syracuse University community gathered on the steps of Hendricks Chapel Tuesday night for a religious candlelight vigil to honor the victims and families of the Umpqua Community College shooting in Roseburg, Oregon. Read more »
SU to host three-part webcast series on issues of accessibility in public spaces
Syracuse University has partnered with the American Alliance of Museums to feature experts who will discuss how the issue of accessibility relates to spaces such as libraries, museums and universities in a three-part webcast series in Bird Library. Read more »
Study conducted by SU professor shows creativity leads to dishonesty
A recent study conducted by Lynne Vincent, a Syracuse University professor in the Martin J. Whitman School of Management, concluded that people who identify as creative tend to be dishonest. Read more »
GI Bill tool to help veterans, service members in assessing benefits
A new online tool called the GI calculator allows veterans to analyze the cost of more than 4,000 colleges after taking their Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits into consideration. Read more »
Former SU student sues university due to head injury
A former SU student is suing the school after he suffered a head injury during a sparring session with the SU Boxing club. Read more »
Poll: Should students have access to course syllabi prior to registering for classes?
Student Association has discussed the possibility of students having access to syllabi prior to registering for classes. Do you think students should have access to syllabi? Read more »
SA proposal calls for changes to Syracuse 'Kiss Cam'
A proposal made at Monday night's SA meeting would change the way the "Kiss Cam" at SU athletic events operates. Read more »
Seedat updates assembly on Uber-like service coming to Syracuse
At Monday night's SA meeting, President Aysha Seedat updated the assembly on the possibility of a ride-hailing service like Uber coming to Syracuse. Read more »
SU professor will continue to teach while running for Congress
Eric Kingson, a social work professor at SU, will still teach during his run for Congress. However, he has to follow some university rules while doing so. Read more »
SA Briefs: 3 takeaways from Monday's meeting (Oct. 5)
Here are three takeaways from Monday night’s Student Association meeting. Read more »
National Catholic Reporter publisher discusses future of Catholic Church
Tom Fox, the publisher of National Catholic Reporter, speaks about his views on the role of women in the church, the church's child sex abuse scandals and homosexuality on Monday night in Hendricks Chapel. Read more »
Obear trains SU students and administrators on diversity, privilege
Kathy Obear, an organizational development consultant and trainer, is working with Syracuse University administrators and students on the topics of privilege, inclusion and diversity. Obear delivered a keynote lecture Friday and conducted a Student Affairs Summit Saturday. Read more »
