Syracuse’s Inner Harbor to be completed within next decade
Catherine Johnson, CEO of Cor Development, detailed the company’s future plans at a Common Council meeting Wednesday. Read more »
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2 people arrested in connection to SU dorm burglaries
Two people were charged with multiple counts of burglary and falsely reporting an incident. Read more »
Power outage cancels classes in SU’s Hall of Languages
The Hall of Languages experienced a power outage Wednesday afternoon. Read more »
Video: Recognize Us promised ‘sustained pressure’ on SU administration at Tuesday protest
Recognize Us held a protest on Tuesday after Sept. 3 deadline for the university to respond to its demands. Read more »
Recognize Us protests, marches across SU campus Tuesday night
The Tuesday night protest went from Chancellor Kent Syverud’s house on Comstock Avenue to Hendricks Chapel, where students shared ongoing concerns about university-wide issues. Read more »
Students involved in Theta Tau videos file motion to drop federal lawsuit
The motion could allow students in the federal lawsuit to consolidate their claims in a state court in Jefferson County. Read more »
Syracuse introduces public tracking program for major projects
The program, which will be managed by the city’s Office of Accountability, Performance and Innovation, is designed to improve services with goal setting and regular progress reports. Read more »
SU alumni donate $5 million for social justice center
The Lender Center for Social Justice will be run by Syracuse University professors Marcelle Haddix and Kendall Phillips. Read more »
News briefs: 4 stories you may have missed
An update on The Marshall’s construction, new security initiatives at events and a raid on Lancaster Market all made headlines over the weekend. Read more »
SU to expand child, elder care benefits for faculty, graduate students
SU’s Benefits Advisory Council voted to approve expanded resources for faculty, staff and students to provide child and elder care. Read more »
Video: Recognize Us movement details demands
Here is a breakdown on the Recognize Us movement. The student group is demanding SU institute mandatory implicit bias training for all faculty and staff, among other things. Read more »
2 lawsuits related to Theta Tau videos, explained
There are two ongoing lawsuits against Syracuse University filed in state and federal courts by students involved in the Theta Tau videos. Read more »
Syracuse’s Common Council and its initiatives, explained
Syracuse’s Common Council is the legislative body of the city, and it works with the university on projects including the Connective Corridor and the Syracuse Center of Excellence. Read more »
Utility work completed at The Marshall, furniture to be moved in this week
All 287 tenants of the new, eight-story apartment building on Marshall Street were displaced after construction delays. Read more »
SU ends security ‘pat-downs’
People attending large-scale events like Juice Jam will now be searched with a metal detector. Read more »
2 SU students robbed along Madison Street early Saturday
No students were injured during the incident, according to a campus-wide Department of Public Safety alert. Read more »
2 people arrested after police raid on Lancaster Market
Lancaster Market, a store in the University Hill neighborhood, was raided by the Syracuse Police Department on Monday. Read more »
Margaret Atwood, George Saunders to speak as part of University Lectures series this semester
The authors are among the three lecturers that will speak at SU through the University Lectures series in the fall 2018 semester. Read more »
Cuomo, Nixon face off in contentious debate before Democratic gubernatorial primary
Cynthia Nixon is challenging incumbent Gov. Andrew Cuomo for the Democratic spot on the November ballot. Read more »
Cable company’s future in New York is uncertain after ruling, experts say
The New York Public Service Commission’s decision to force Charter Communications, which merged with Time Warner Cable in 2016 and operated under the Spectrum brand,… Read more »
SU tops annual fundraising goal by nearly $90,000
The donations exceeded 2017’s fundraising total by nearly 20 percent. Read more »
Gov. Andrew Cuomo announces crackdown on underage drinking
The new enforcement efforts come as college students begin the fall semester. Read more »
At least 2 students involved in Theta Tau videos enroll in SU classes despite conduct violations
The students were allowed to enroll in classes after a state judge ruled SU could not enforce disciplinary action against the students until a mid-September court hearing, court records show. Read more »
10 students involved in Theta Tau videos file 2nd lawsuit against SU, could return to campus
A Jefferson County Supreme Court judge signed an order prohibiting SU from enforcing disciplinary action against students involved in the Theta Tau videos before a court hearing in September. Read more »
