#NotAgainSU responds to protesters’ suspensions
The movement said in its statement that the occupation of Crouse-Hinds is not in response to any particular incident, but is a result of SU's failure to address and denounce racism. Read more »
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More than 300 faculty, students sign letter opposing #NotAgainSU suspensions
In the letter, signatories call for the immediate reinstatement of suspended students and express opposition to “the university choosing the nuclear option” of consequences. Read more »
DPS bars students from entering Crouse-Hinds, delivering food to #NotAgainSU
As of Tuesday morning, DPS had sealed the building off, preventing food and other resources from entering. Read more »
SA President continues support for student body during 2nd sit-in
Mackenzie Mertikas, SA President, encouraged Assembly members to read #NotAgainSU’s statement on Instagram to understand the motivations behind their current occupation. Read more »
#NotAgainSU revises demands at Crouse-Hinds protest
The Black student-led movement began occupying the building at noon to continue its months-long protest of hate crimes and bias-incidents at Syracuse University. Read more »
Justine Hastings, Ryan Golden to run in SA elections
Hastings and Golden became the first candidates to announce they had filed to run for the SA presidency and vice presidency. Read more »
SU relocates Crouse-Hinds Hall classes amid protest
Classes usually held in the building will be relocated until further notice, a university official said in an email Monday night. Read more »
SU officials say #NotAgainSU has 'unwillingness to engage'
In an email, Syracuse administrators said students won't be suspended for protesting, but they violated the campus disruption policy. Read more »
SU suspends more than 30 #NotAgainSU organizers
A Department of Public Safety officer gave organizers in Crouse-Hinds letters that stated they were suspended, effective immediately. Read more »
#NotAgainSU occupies Crouse-Hinds Hall
It is unclear how long the movement plans to remain in the building, which houses the offices of Chancellor Kent Syverud and other Syracuse University administrators. Read more »
SA working to increase turnout in spring election
Just 12% of Syracuse University students voted in last year’s Student Association election. SA officials are hoping to get at least 20% to vote in the upcoming election. Read more »
Faculty express concerns about online degree program with for-profit company
The university partnered with 2U, a for-profit corporation, to create an online degree program in the School of Social Work. Faculty in the school have expressed concerns about the program’s financial viability. Read more »
Breakdown of Syracuse candidates for Congress, state legislature
Several local candidates have already launched campaigns to represent Onondaga County in the United States House of Representatives and the New York State Senate. Read more »
CuseHacks brings more than 100 student participants
Students competed for 24 hours on coding projects for a chance to win prizes such as keyboards and smart speakers. Read more »
#NotAgainSU discusses demands with Board of Trustees
#NotAgainSU, a Black student-led movement, said it hopes a Wednesday meeting with Syracuse University's Board of Trustees helped communicate patterns of oppression. Read more »
County legislators urge state to roll back bail reform
The new law eliminated cash bail and pretrial detention for most nonviolent crimes in effort to reduce mass incarceration across New York state. Read more »
A Hand for Wuhan purchases first round of medical supplies
Students involved in the project have used the money to purchase 934 sets of goggles, 2,500 medical masks and 4,800 cans of chicken. Read more »
Francis Conole to challenge Rep. Katko with support from county Democrats
Conole received 54% of the committee’s vote and plans to run against Rep. John Katko in the November elections. Read more »
Former SU volleyball star Carrie Urton McCaw killed in crash
Carrie Urton McCaw, her daughter and two others were killed on Friday morning in a crash in Missouri. Read more »
SU relocates research, student life offices
Syracuse University will relocate several university offices to central locations on campus, Provost John Liu and Chief Campus Facilities Officer Pete Sala announced Friday. Read more »
SU places Phi Delt, Lambda Chi on investigative status
The alleged misconduct resulting in the investigations is unclear. Read more »
#NotAgainSU leaders meet with the Board of Trustees to discuss campus climate
This was one of about 18 meetings the trustees held with multiple student groups on campus. Read more »
Therapy program seeks outreach to improve mental health of refugees
The Ph.D. program is offering greater clinical services to better communicate with local refugee families, focusing on the effects displacement can have on mental health. Read more »
3 takeaways from annual University Senate forum
Chancellor Kent Syverud discussed the search for a new provost at the University Senate’s open forum. Read more »
