The Board of Trustees Special Committee on University Climate, Diversity and Inclusion engaged Damon Williams and the Center for Strategic Diversity Leadership and Social Innovation to implement a campus climate survey last fall. Read more »
Trans Week of Liberation, which began Monday, consists of events celebrating transgender, nonbinary and gender noncomforming people all this week. Read more »
Lynch and her team said they’ve heard a number of complaints from students regarding the service, which contributes to their negative view of DPS. Read more »
The state will allow all residents 30 years old and older to become eligible on Tuesday and residents 16 years old and over to become eligible on April 6. Read more »
The sorority must cease all activity while the university investigates the allegations. Read more »
Riddle was majoring in neuroscience in the College of Arts and Sciences. Read more »
The new agreement would expand the state’s existing medical marijuana program, set up a licensing and taxation system for recreational sales and establish the Office of Cannabis Management. Read more »
Students living in South Campus apartments disagree with the board’s recommendation to relocate all student residences to Main Campus. Read more »
In the past year, many businesses in Syracuse were only able to operate for a few months at a time as public health restrictions continued to change. Read more »
The week will focus on three specific topics: poverty in the local community, refugee engagement with the university and giving back to the medical community. Read more »
The campus has already purchased and installed freezers to store the vaccine. The university only needs state approval. Read more »
The Syracuse Party for Socialism and Liberation and the Syracuse ANSWER Coalition held a rally in Thornden Park to protest anti-Asian violence. Read more »
Several residents of the 700 block of Euclid Avenue saw multiple ambulances and police cars in the area. Read more »
Speakers at the event discussed prevailing racism impacting Asian and Asian American students at SU and the greater community nationwide. Read more »
For the 2021-22 academic year, tuition will increase $55,920 for full-time undergraduate students admitted after 2018. Read more »
Fair housing testing uses undercover testers, who pose as individuals looking to buy or rent a property, to determine if sellers act in a discriminatory way. Read more »
Over the next few weeks, the city will install Wi-Fi access points on the exteriors of six community centers in Syracuse. Read more »
The FYS 101 faculty advisory committee has already released a proposed syllabus for the course. Read more »
The new program allows prospective SU students to engage with current English and textual studies students. Read more »
Syverud recently announced in a campus-wide email that the university is planning to have a fully in-person semester in the fall. Read more »
Open COVID-19 vaccination appointments for students are expected to last through Tuesday, March 30. Read more »
The resolution condemns all acts of racism, bigotry and violence against the Jewish community and calls for SA to be a model for the student body in education and training related to anti-Semitism. Read more »
James Haywood Rolling, who is a professor in Syracuse University’s School of Education and College of Visual and Performing Arts, will replace Marcelle Haddix, the center’s current co-director. Read more »
Anti-Asian racism in the U.S. has a deeply rooted history that can be traced long before the start of the pandemic. Read more »
