Woman in critical condition after shooting on Westcott Street
The Syracuse Police Department has arrested a suspect in the shooting. Read more »
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SA campaign investigations are ongoing more than a week after elections
Mackenzie Mertikas and Sameeha Saied were elected as president and vice president shortly after midnight on Friday, April 13. Read more »
iSchool Dean Liz Liddy to retire with a legacy of innovation, entrepreneurship
Liz Liddy has spent 10 years as dean of the School of Information Studies. In her time, she has championed growth, innovation, entrepreneurship and women in tech, with faculty, staff and students noting her loyalty to the school. Read more »
6 Newhouse students to attend TIME 100 Summit
The chosen students will be able to network with some of the people included in Time’s list of the 100 most influential people. Read more »
News briefs: 3 news stories you may have missed last week
Amy Falkner will serve as interim dean of the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications following the death of Dean Lorraine Branham. Read more »
2 SUNY-ESF students robbed at knife, gunpoint
The students reported being robbed in Oakwood Cemetery at approximately 8:30 p.m. on Friday night. Read more »
SU law professor Robert Ashford gives presentation on ‘inclusive capitalism’
Ashford wants the university to include inclusive capitalism in its curriculum. Read more »
SU endorses ‘community grid’ replacement plan for aging I-81 viaduct
Chancellor Kent Syverud’s endorsement comes after years of debate over the viaduct’s future from local and state politicians, activists and city businesses. Read more »
Amy Falkner to lead Newhouse School after Lorraine Branham’s death
Amy Falkner will serve as Newhouse’s interim dean while a search committee is formed to find a new dean. Read more »
Slutzker Center director candidate talks international student experience at SU
Mustapha Jourdini gave his presentation at the Martin J. Whitman School of Management on Wednesday. Read more »
'Viscerally aware': Professors of underrepresented racial, ethnic groups on how their identities impact their experiences at SU
Professors of color spoke with The Daily Orange about their experiences teaching at a predominately white institution alongside a predominately white faculty. Read more »
Here’s a look into the Code of Student Conduct hearing process after Theta Tau controversy
SU initially suspended 18 former Theta Tau fraternity members for videos that Chancellor Kent Syverud called “extremely racist, anti-semitic, homophobic, sexist, and hostile to people with disabilities.” Read more »
State Sen. Rachel May discusses her experiences as a woman in the Senate
May spoke about her campaign and time as Senator at a Syracuse University chapter meeting of Leading Women of Tomorrow. Read more »
SU plans to increase research spending to $200 million
Spending on research would increase by 36% by 2026. Read more »
176 Hours: A comprehensive timeline of the Theta Tau videos and their impact
A comprehensive timeline of the Theta Tau videos and their impact. Read more »
Comparing SU’s Greek audit to other universities
Four different universities have conducted audits of their Greek life systems in recent years. Here is how they stack up to SU’s external review. Read more »
A checklist of Recognize Us’ demands
Recognize Us demanded the university implement six initiatives in the wake of the Theta Tau videos controversy. Here is where those demands stand one year later. Read more »
How the College of Engineering and Computer Science has changed after Theta Tau
In the past year Karen Davis, interim assistant dean for inclusive excellence, has spearheaded the college's diversity and inclusion initiatives after Theta Tau's expulsion. Read more »
'Moved by the movement': Participants of Recognize Us reflect on efforts to keep their activism alive
Recognize Us emerged as a social movement on SU campus after release of the Theta Tau videos and in response to the fraternity’s initial suspension, as well as the university’s reaction to the videos. The movement started spring 2018, and died down during the fall, students said. Read more »
Student activists reflect on how SU has changed in the past year
A wave of activism hit SU’s campus in late April 2018. Read more »
‘Crazy I came here’: The stories behind the incoming students who encountered the Theta Tau protests
Recognize Us formulated a sit-in during April 20, 2018's accepted students day. A year later, the students who were apart of the protests speak out. Read more »
Former US Ambassador Martin Indyk talks Middle East relations in final University Lecture
Indyk served two stints as U.S. ambassador to Israel under President Clinton and almost a year as U.S. special envoy for the Israeli-Palestinian negations under President Obama. Read more »
SU’s ratio of tenured, tenure-track faculty drops
Syracuse University’s number of tenured or tenure track faculty was 51% in 2018. Read more »
