Onondaga County schools implement safety measures
The Onondaga County School Safety Task Force released a report in August 2018 on how to best protect schools. Read more »
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Former SU football captain considering state Senate run
Sam Rodgers graduated from SU in 2015. He is considering a run for the state’s 53rd Senate district. Read more »
Syracuse blows 3rd period lead to No. 3 Clarkson in 4-3 loss
The Orange were 20 minutes away from defeating the 2018 National Champions, but two third period goals did them in. Read more »
SU files lawsuit against developer of The Marshall
The civil complaint accuses Syracuse 727 LLC of breach of contract, private nuisance, trespass and unjust enrichment. Read more »
SU professor claims faculty-student relationship bans restrict women's freedom
Professor Amardo Rodriguez likens opposition to faculty-student relationships to that of same-sex and interracial relationships in his essay. Read more »
County Executive Ryan McMahon proposes diversity office
McMahon proposed the office as part of his budget for the upcoming year. Read more »
Nationwide psychiatrist shortage impacts CNY
Many patients have been forced to wait months for an appointment or admit themselves into emergency or inpatient care for immediate medical attention. Read more »
Destiny USA shop managers share thoughts on I-81 debate
Destiny USA has been a powerful advocate for I-81’s replacement to keep its current route. Many shop owners inside the mall are unaware of this. Read more »
SU climate strike activists discuss further action
Students and faculty who attended last Friday’s march said people need to be informed about the direct threats climate change has on their lives. Read more »
Toner Prize winner talks investigative reporting
Jason Zengerle spoke at the Joyce Hergenhan Auditorium at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications about six months after winning the school’s Toner Prize. Read more »
SU partners with U.S. Army Academy for fellowship program
Ten sergeant major stationed at Fort Bliss are currently pursuing an online degree through the program. Read more »
SU to connect with central New York businesses
Syracuse University aims to utilize local vendors instead of outsourcing resources and services for campus projects. Read more »
Committee to issue report on SU disability services
SU convened the committee in April 2018 to determine whether gaps exist in the university’s current disability services and accessibility measures. Read more »
GSO Senate explains lack of representatives
Only about 18% of academic programs are represented in the Graduate Student Organization’s Senate. Read more »
SA explains how students can provide input
While the ability to provide public comment is stated in SA’s bylaws and has been in practice for years, SA’s relocation from Schine Student Center to the Women’s Building has created communication problems. Read more »
SU annual fiscal report shows historic surplus
The Syracuse University 2018 annual fiscal report revealed a 92 million-dollar operating surplus, one of the largest in university history. Read more »
2020 presidential candidates plan to tackle student debt
Many Democratic primary candidates have proposed plans to alleviate student debt. Read more »
State lead law may affect Syracuse children
The new standards were enacted in Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s 2020 Executive Budget and go into effect Oct. 1, when the fiscal year begins. Read more »
DPS to add security cameras in Euclid area
The 11 new cameras are expected to be up by the middle of October. Read more »
SA debates subsiding student fee for bike sharing program
A main concern right now is whether funding a bike program would be worth the cost. Read more »
Police respond to reported stabbing near Syracuse University
The stabbing reportedly occurred on the corner of Euclid Avenue and Westcott Street. Read more »
Hundreds of central New York residents protest in global climate strike
The protest was organized by the Central New York Sunrise Movement and New York Public Research Interest Group. Read more »
Student Association president urges SU to release more information about Commencement 2020
Mertikas cited a number of key concerns that she would bring to the University, including safety, accessibility, parking, space availability and contingency plans in the event of inclement weather. Read more »
It’s official: Commencement 2020 will be held on SU Quad
The university officially announced Thursday that 2020 Commencement will take place on the Quad. Read more »
