Here are 4 news stories you may have missed this weekend
SU announced both its 2019 commencement speaker and the new director of the Disability Cultural Center, among other things. Read more »
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Former SA presidents detail what they did with SA’s extra cash
Several Student Association members have criticized the way SA’s current leaders funded a $242,000 event featuring Tiffany Haddish and Pusha T. Read more »
San Francisco Federal Reserve bank CEO Mary Daly to speak at 2019 SU commencement
Daly will speak in the Carrier Dome on May 12. Read more »
Video: Meet the candidates for Syracuse University's Student Association president and vice president
Here are the candidates for Syracuse University's Student Association and their platforms. Read more »
Newhouse alumni discuss diversity in newsrooms, changing culture
The panel concluded Newhouse’s 2019 “Race and the Media” symposium. Read more »
Student Association comptroller candidates detail campaign platforms
Stacy Omosa and Eduardo Gomez are running for comptroller. Read more »
Vigil honors life, career of Newhouse Dean Lorraine Branham
A vigil was held in honor of Newhouse Dean Lorraine Branham, who died of cancer. She was the dean of Newhouse for more than a decade. Read more »
SU meets goal to raise $40 million for financial aid, scholarships
The university met its goal six months earlier than planned but will continue to raise funds for scholarships and need-based aid. Read more »
Raymond Perez, SA vice president candidate, wants to give back to SU community
Perez, a junior public health major, said he wants to connect Student Association with the campus community as vice president. Read more »
SA presidential candidate Jalen Nash looks to use relationships to facilitate change
Nash helped to organize a forum on student safety after the assault of three students of color on Ackerman Avenue. Read more »
Student Association announces ‘Cuse Can!’ panelists
Bea González, Syracuse University’s vice president for community engagement, will moderate a panel on the dynamics between SU and the city of Syracuse. Read more »
SA vice presidential candidate Kailee Vick’s high school experience influences activism
Freshman Kailee Vick served as SA’s director of DPS relations this past year. Read more »
SA, Student Legal Services internship to assist students in conduct process
Student Association and Student Legal Services created the program. Read more »
SA presidential candidate Ryan Golden hopes to raise minority voices through activism
Golden said his campaign was inspired by President Barack Obama’s first presidential campaign. Read more »
Lakshmi Singh, other SU alums, discuss diversity in hiring
Lakshmi Singh and five recent SU graduates spoke on Tuesday night as a part of the race and the media symposium. Read more »
Newhouse School Dean Lorraine Branham dies of cancer
Chancellor Kent Syverud announced Branham's death in an email on Tuesday afternoon. Read more »
SA proposes bill aimed to restrict rollover budget, prevent abuse of funds
SA members introduced legislation that would increase the finance board’s role in the allocation of rollover funds. Read more »
Presidential, vice presidential, comptroller candidates discuss campus issues in debate
Candidates debated SA’s role as an advocacy group or as a student government association, as well as the inclusion of SUNY-ESF students on campus. Read more »
DPS gives ride-sharing safety tips in campus-wide email
The Department of Public safety said in the email that the tips were sent out “in light of recent events.” Read more »
Stray bullet hits SUNY-ESF dorm
A bullet struck Centennial Hall over the weekend, according to a SUNY-ESF official. Read more »
Interactive: Weekly crime briefs, March 25 to March 31
Here is a roundup of arrests made in Syracuse last week. Read more »
SUNY-ESF club raises money to repair roofs in Puerto Rico
Acorns 2 Action held the Blue Tarp Party on Saturday to raise money for people in Puerto Rico who live without proper roofing. Read more »
Here are 3 news stories you may have missed this weekend
SU will station campus security staff in the areas north and east of campus. Read more »
