What we know: A timeline of the status of No. 44
Here's a timeline of the No. 44 in the past decade at Syracuse University and what is causing confusion with the current status of the number. Read more »
News
Syracuse University files lawsuit seeking accounting of trust fund money
SU has filed a lawsuit seeking an accounting of the funds of a trust fund set up by a late professor. Read more »
Syracuse University alumnus to be awarded Medal of Honor
A Syracuse University alumnus is set to be awarded the prestigious Medal of Honor on June 2 at the White House. Read more »
Man stabbed on Marshall Street early Saturday morning
Syracuse Police are investigating a pair of stabbings, one of which occurred on Marshall Street early Saturday morning. The other is believed to have also happened on Marshall Street. Read more »
Fraternity and Sorority Affairs
Pi Kappa Alpha member charged with assault, accused of beating pledge
A member of Pi Kappa Alpha has been charged with assault after being accused that he beat a pledge. Read more »
SU survey asks for student input on Carrier Dome's future
SU released a survey to about 6,000 students on Monday to get input on the future of the Carrier Dome. Responses should be completed by May 22. Read more »
Mary Karr uses personal experiences to offer graduates advice in commencement speech
Karr delivered the commencement address to a crowd of graduates and their families as well as faculty and administrators in the Carrier Dome Sunday. In her speech, she reflected on her life and offered advice to graduates about what might await them in the next phase of their lives. Read more »
Syracuse University fails to release faculty data for 2nd consecutive year
SU has failed to release data to the local chapter of the American Association of University Professors for the second straight year. Read more »
Office of Secretary of Defense approves contract to fund Military Visual Journalism program at Syracuse University
The Military Visual Journalism program at SU had a contract approved this week that will allow for members of different branches to participate in the program. Read more »
Department chair at Syracuse University has fracking research corrected due to conflict of interest
The chair of the department of earth sciences is in hot water after failing to disclose a conflict of interest relating to his research on fracking. Read more »
Syracuse University, Saudi research center announce agreement to improve educational experience
SU has partnered with a Saudi prince, who is an SU alumnus, to try and improve the educational experience for Saudi students with learning disabilities. Read more »
Summer construction projects to alter traffic, bus patterns
Over the summer, construction projects on campus will alter traffic and bus patterns. The projects are set to begin following commencement on Sunday. Read more »
Syracuse University, SUNY-ESF commencement ceremony to be held Sunday in Carrier Dome
The 2015 Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF Commencement ceremony will take place on Sunday in the Carrier Dome at 9:30 a.m. Read more »
Colleges, schools to host individual convocation ceremonies
Every college and school within Syracuse University, in addition to SUNY-ESF, will host separate commencement ceremonies for the Class of 2015 on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Read more »
DPS collaborates with security forces for Syracuse University, SUNY-ESF commencement ceremony
The Department of Public Safety works with the Department of Homeland Security and other security forces on the national, state and local levels to manage safety at Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF's commencement ceremony. Read more »
International students, Slutzker Center representatives discuss post-graduation options
Life after graduation for international students has various possibilities. After earning academic degrees, international students can choose to pursue further education, go back to their home countries or look for job opportunities in the U.S. Read more »
Year in Review: Top stories at Syracuse University for the 2014-15 school year
The 2014-15 academic year was a busy one at Syracuse University. SU Athletics was in the national spotlight after the NCAA released its 94-page report about the department and university and the university announced many major changes. Read more »
Seniors express disappointment in, discuss process of selecting 2015 commencement speaker
Seniors and university administrators discuss their opinions on Mary Karr, a professor of English at Syracuse University, being the 2015 commencement speaker and how she was chosen. Read more »
Seniors to join improving job market upon graduation
Graduates of Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF will enter a job market that is seeking young employees. Read more »
Mary Karr reflects upon life, writing before giving commencement speech
Mary Karr, who is now the Jesse Truesdell Peck Professor of Literature at Syracuse University, will deliver this year’s commencement address in the Carrier Dome on Sunday. Read more »
Local businesses prepare for Syracuse University, SUNY-ESF commencement weekend
Local hotels and restaurants are preparing for a busy commencement weekend at Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF. Read more »
Committee encourages seniors to give back to Syracuse University through donations
Seniors in the Syracuse University class of 2015 are encouraged to give back to the university by donating $20.15 each as a part of the Class Act campaign. Read more »
Cuomo announces additions to Enough is Enough campaign in remarks at Syracuse University
Gov. Andrew Cuomo was on the Syracuse University campus Wednesday to discuss the Enough is Enough campaign, which aims to combat sexual assault on college campuses. Read more »
Board of Trustees announces positional change, executive committee election nominations
In addition to naming the next chairman of the Board of Trustees, SU announced a positional change on the board, among other moves. Read more »
