SA general assembly members Skylar Swart and David Bruen proposed a bill Monday that would make any legislation and how it was voted on assembly available through the SA website. Read more »
Winfree is a candidate for a seat on the Syracuse City School District’s Board of Education. Read more »
Four spots are contested in the Common Council and two candidates are looking to unseat District Attorney William Fitzpatrick. Read more »
State Sen. Rachel May brought a central New York perspective to state-wide law making. She said talking with constituents helped build her confidence in advocating for the 53rd district. Read more »
State Sens. Rachel May and Toby Ann Stavisky said that the center will connect military-affiliated students with non-affiliated students. Read more »
DPS said there is no evidence to support rumored threats of sexual assault against SU sorority members. Read more »
Councilors will vote on a memorandum officially recognizing the three partners in the Syracuse Surge initiative on Monday. Read more »
J. Cole Smith began his tenure as dean of the College of Engineering and Computer Science on Oct. 1. Read more »
On Wednesday, Chancellor Kent Syverud was asked to provide specifics about what exactly a newly created “Free Speech Working Group” will do at SU. Read more »
SU raised about $13 million more in the 2019 fiscal year than the 2018 fiscal year. Read more »
The proposed changes shift the definition of sexual harassment. Read more »
The service was developed to allow gender-nonconforming students to identify themselves more accurately and feel more included on campus. Read more »
The Office of Children and Family Services ordered New Hope to reform its adoption program in fall 2018 or face a mandated phase-out of the program. This prompted a December 2018 lawsuit from New Hope claiming the office was violating the center’s religious freedom. Read more »
The report details student demographics by career and gender, career and ethnicity, Pell Grant status and undergraduate and graduate retention rates. Read more »
The Free Speech Working Group will recommend changes to the university’s free speech and civil discourse policies to further the campus’ culture of thought diversity and open dialogue, said Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer Keith Alford in a campus-wide email. Read more »
Perpetrators have requested explicit photos from social media users. Read more »
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Early voting will take place for nine days, beginning Saturday. Read more »
Almost 60 leaders of New York universities signed the letter to the New York congressional delegation. Read more »
The bill is expected to cost about $400 billion over the next decade. Read more »
One component of New Hope Family Services’ education program was a skit that aimed to demonstrate the value of virginity through a comparison to chewing gum. Read more »
Kennedy Hagens and Lujane Juburi, co-chairs of SA’s Diversity Affairs Committee, introduced the initiative at Monday’s Assembly meeting. Read more »
Marshall said Onondaga County is underserved by what Care Net of CNY does. There’s a huge need in this area, he said. Read more »
Provost Wheatly’s announcement that new faculty members must undergo background checks included few details about what the process will include. Read more »
Onondaga County is currently conducting a study to see if the beach is a feasible option. Read more »
