Assemblywoman Pamela Hunter announces support for I-81 grid replacement
Hunter said the grid is the least disruptive choice and will seize less private property than the other two options. Read more »
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No consensus: City and county residents split on I-81’s future
At a town hall last weekend, residents voiced their opinions on I-81. Read more »
Syverud addresses University Senate on Ackerman assault
The chancellor said he is aware and concerned about the Saturday morning assault of three students on Ackerman Avenue. Read more »
Syracuse restaurants receive sexual assault prevention training
Staff at alcohol-serving restaurants receive bystander training prevention through New York state’s Raise the Bar program. Read more »
Falk opens new office to prepare students for post-graduation careers
The office will provide career coaching, skills training and networking to Falk students. Read more »
SU to hold forum for students to discuss Ackerman assault
The forum is scheduled for Monday at 6:30 p.m., Student Association President Ghufran Salih said. Read more »
SA President Ghufran Salih meets with DPS officials to discuss transparency in crime emails
Student Association representatives discussed law enforcement jurisdictions and reasons behind DPS statements during the meeting. Read more »
SU students at Ackerman Avenue party describe assault
The students’ accounts differ from statements released by the Syracuse Police Department and Syracuse University’s Department of Public Safety. Read more »
Man trespasses in Whitman professor’s office
An unknown man was found in a faculty member’s office, and left without incident, according to SU’s Department of Public Safety. Read more »
Syracuse police say Ackerman Avenue assault was not racially motivated
The Syracuse Police Department's statement contradicts a widely-circulating account of the incident. Read more »
SA reflects on organization environment in light of Judicial Review Board investigation
Salih and Rosenblum also addressed issues of tension during SA meetings and discussed how they will prioritize cultivating a positive environment. Read more »
SU suspends Zeta Beta Tau fraternity
SU suspended the fraternity for two years. Read more »
Video: SA responds to Ackerman Avenue assault
In its meeting Monday night, Student Association discussed DPS’ response to the assault on Ackerman Avenue reported early Saturday. Read more »
SU community members voice concerns about Ackerman Avenue assault
SA on Monday night released a statement on Instagram condemning DPS’ response to the incident Read more »
SA condemns DPS response to Ackerman Avenue incident
SA said in a statement Monday that DPS did not recognize the "racially charged" implications of a Saturday assault on Ackerman Avenue. Read more »
SA to discuss assault on Ackerman Avenue during Monday Assembly meeting
Student Association President Ghufran Salih said there were discrepancies in the students’ statement versus the Department of Public Safety’s statement. Read more »
Students circulate statement criticizing DPS, SPD handling of Ackerman Avenue assault
Syracuse University students, campus police and city police have released conflicting statements about the details of the Saturday assault. Read more »
SU College of Law student, faculty push to bolster diversity
The law school’s dean said the school is pursuing more programs to increase diversity in its faculty and staff. Read more »
Pete Sala details SU construction projects
Sala also discussed SU’s local, minority and veteran hiring for campus construction projects. Read more »
Catch up on 3 SU news stories you may have missed this week
Three SU students were assaulted off-campus early Saturday morning, Watson Hall’s water was repaired and more. Read more »
Startups partner with Syracuse to tackle city issues
The city picked three technology startups to help address issues like housing instability, community engagement and building permits. Read more »
Woman with handgun assaults SU students, DPS says
The assault was reported at about 12:40 a.m. Saturday. Read more »
SU announces spring semester University Lectures speakers
Journalist Nina Totenberg, researcher Lynn Conway and think tank director Martin Indyk will speak in the series. Read more »
