Friend of Jim Boeheim details hours after Wednesday crash
Adam Weitsman called Boeheim several times Thursday morning and expects the head coach to talk with his players Thursday afternoon. Read more »
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Jim Boeheim says he’s ‘heartbroken’ over fatal crash
Jim Boeheim released a statement Thursday after Wednesday night’s fatal crash. Read more »
Twitter reactions to fatal crash involving Jim Boeheim
Jim Boeheim was involved in a fatal crash Wednesday night on Interstate 690 that resulted in the death of 51-year-old Jorge Jimenez of Syracuse. Read more »
Jim Boeheim hits, kills man in I-690 crash
Jim Boeheim struck and killed a man on Interstate 690 late Wednesday night, according to a police spokesman. Read more »
Senators voice concerns about access to Orange After Dark events
The Office of Student Activities said that graduate students do not have early access to Orange After Dark because the Graduate Student Organization does not fund events. Read more »
SU’s new ombudsperson says life experience informs his mediation technique
Neal Powless has been involved at Syracuse University since 2004. Read more »
Women’s clinic moves to new location on Syracuse’s Westside
Onondaga County’s largest Women, Infants and Children clinic opened a new location with more space earlier this year. Read more »
2nd candidate gives presentation for open Disability Cultural Center director position
Stephanie Woodward, who has worked in disability rights since law school, spoke about her experiences with disability in Bird Library on Tuesday. Read more »
Common Council to vote on infrastructure projects
Councilors are considering proposals that would use state grants to replace water and sewer mains on Syracuse’s Northside. Read more »
Video: Recap of the SU student safety forum held Monday
The Student Association and the Student African-American Society hosted a forum on Feb. 18 to discuss the Ackerman Avenue assault and other student safety concerns. Read more »
County residents express economic concerns in Rep. John Katko’s 3rd I-81 forum
Salina workers and leaders said the rerouting of Interstate 81 could harm business in the area. Read more »
SU pursues new zoning off-campus preparing for major Syracuse initiative
The rezoning would put the properties in the same zoning district as most of SU’s campus. Read more »
SU responds to criticism of internship program as ‘anti-Israel’
Vice Chancellor and Provost Michele Wheatly detailed SU’s anti-discrimination policy in a news release Tuesday afternoon. Read more »
SU responds to demands after Ackerman Avenue assault forum
Syracuse University is taking steps to address concerns about off-campus safety and policing, according to a campus-wide email sent Tuesday. Read more »
Candidate for Disability Cultural Center director presents in Bird Library
Kathy O’Connell is one of three candidates for director of Syracuse University’s Disability Cultural Center. Read more »
Former student sues SU for expelling him following sexual assault allegation
The lawsuit lists Sheila Johnson-Willis, chief equal opportunity and Title IX officer, and Bernard Jacobson, Syracuse University’s Title IX investigator, as defendants along with SU and its Board of Trustees. Read more »
SA votes on speaking rights for 2 members
Public Relations Committee Co-Chair Torre Payton-Jackson and Representative John Jankovic lost their speaking rights after being under a behavioral violations investigation. Read more »
Students voice concerns over Ackerman Avenue assault at Monday forum
Syracuse University students called on administration and the Department of Public Safety to increase transparency surrounding issues of violence on and around campus. Read more »
Syracuse activists protest Trump’s national emergency declaration
The protest was organized by the CNY Solidarity Coalition, Workers’ Center of Central New York, the Syracuse Peace Council and the Syracuse Immigrant Refugee Network. Read more »
SU spends lowest-ever amount on lobbying Congress
SU’s spending on lobbying Congress dropped 75 percent in one year. Read more »
News briefs: 3 stories you may have missed this weekend
Candidates for Disability Cultural Center director will give presentations on disability culture. Read more »
SA President Ghufran Salih says DPS should address transparency concerns at forum
Syracuse University’s Student Association is hosting a forum Monday night for students to discuss the Ackerman Avenue assault with SU officials. Read more »
Student Association pushes to make textbooks more affordable
The organization is also looking to increase the resale value of student textbooks. Read more »
Food bank starts program to feed hungry families over school breaks
The Food Bank of Central New York started the program to feed children left without school meals over winter recess. Read more »
