Syracuse to develop solutions to rising deer population
Deer population have been rising in near Syracuse for more than 20 years. Read more »
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Students to present Syverud with research on ‘institutionalized racism’ at SU
A “Black Lives Matter and Religion” class began working on the campaign after the assault of three students of color on Ackerman Avenue. Read more »
3 stories you missed while partying at Mayfest
SU plans to work on more than 80 capital projects over the summer, and Destiny USA’s loans have been downgraded. Read more »
Archbold Gymnasium on schedule to reopen in fall 2019
Archbold will reopen as the Barnes Center at the Arch, a complex housing and multi-floor fitness center, the Counseling Center and Health Services. Read more »
Graduate Student Organization elects new president
The GSO Senate elected Mirjavad Hashemi, a third-year doctoral student in the College of Engineering and Computer Science, as president for the 2019-20 academic year. Read more »
Faculty of color want tenacity in diversity, inclusion programming
In more than a dozen interviews with The Daily Orange, professors from racially and ethnically underrepresented backgrounds had mixed feelings about the university’s approach to diversity and inclusion roughly one year after Theta Tau’s expulsion rocked SU’s campus. Read more »
5 takeaways from this week’s I-81 developments
The New York State Department of Transportation this week recommended the Interstate 81 be demolished. Read more »
Report: Student Association comptroller campaign found guilty of violating bylaws
Eduardo Gomez’s campaign for Student Association comptroller was suspended less than 30 minutes before polls closed on SA election night. Read more »
Filipina Journalist Maria Ressa accepts Tully Award
Investigative journalist Maria Ressa accepted the 2018 Tully Award for Free Speech for her coverage of Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte during a Wednesday ceremony at… Read more »
SU names 2020 class marshals
Juniors Serena Omo-Lamai and Kyle Rosenblum were named as class marshals for the Class of 2020. Read more »
Syracuse awarded $3 million grant to support economic growth, tech industry
The grant was awarded as part of JPMorgan Chase’s “Advancing Cities” initiative. Read more »
Former first lady Laura Bush to speak at Syracuse University
Laura Bush will speak at SU on May 1 as part of the D’Aniello Family Speaker Series. Read more »
Community grid plan would impact streets on University Hill
Under the recommended plan, the main entrance for traffic toward University Hill would switch from East Adams Street to Van Buren Street. Read more »
Here’s why the viaduct, tunnel options were rejected for I-81
The New York State Department of Transportation selected the community grid as its initial recommendation to replace I-81, rejecting the viaduct and tunnel options. Read more »
Community grid construction to take 5 years
Several streets in the University Hill neighborhood, such as Crouse and Irving avenues, will be reconstructed throughout construction. Read more »
SU student being treated for tuberculosis
The student is being assisted by SU’s Office of Health Services and the Onondaga County Health Department. Read more »
Mayor, county executive declare county-wide anti-racism week
The proclamation came after the city’s first “Stand Against Racism” walk in downtown Syracuse. Read more »
Syracuse mayor calls on SPD to enforce city rules during Mayfest
Open containers, excessive noise and littering are all prohibited, Walsh said in the email. Read more »
Archival studies experts discuss need for diversity in their field
Michelle Caswell and Samip Mallick, co-founders of the South Asian American Digital Archive, discussed the impact of treating archiving spaces as potential sites of activism. Read more »
GSO members to discuss inclusion of online graduate students in Senate
The GSO Constitution currently does not allow online students to participate in the Senate. Read more »
Student Association elects new speaker of the assembly
Sophomores Lilly Umana and Taylor Grosso were elected as speaker of the assembly and recorder, respectively Read more »
SU to hold vigil for victims of Sri Lanka bombings
The vigil will be held Thursday at the university’s Catholic Center. Read more »
New York state recommends ‘community grid’ replacement for Interstate 81
The community grid plan would involve demolishing the current I-81 viaduct and redirecting traffic along city streets. Read more »
Interactive: Weekly crime briefs, April 14 to April 21
Check out crime that occurred in the Syracuse area last week. Read more »
