Officials: Syracuse sidewalks snow removal plan to be strictly enforced
Ben Walsh, Syracuse’s new mayor, has pledged to have city departments better enforce a snow removal ordinance. Read more »
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2 Syracuse University research teams develop startup companies as part of prestigious competition
Farm to Flame Energy, a startup company, will compete in Boston during the Hult Prize selection. Read more »
Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF students weigh in on temporary gym equipment locations
Several students said they look forward to seeing Archbold Gymnasium renovations, but are not quite sure what they will be. Read more »
Miranda Ramirez’s unconventional childhood helped her thrive immediately at Syracuse
Between living in six different states and France, being homeschooled, and competing in international tennis tournaments as a 15-year-old, Miranda Ramirez sacrificed a lot to become the player she is today. Read more »
Here’s how New York state’s paid family leave policy could affect Syracuse University
The new policy will offer staff and graduate students up to 12 weeks off with partial pay. Read more »
Area real estate manager appointed to vacant Common Council seat
Michael Greene was voted into office unanimously Monday by common councilors. Read more »
Freshman Raja ‘Safi’ Aziz honored at Hendricks Chapel memorial service
Aziz died in Pakistan during winter break due to accidental carbon monoxide poisoning. Read more »
Syracuse University graduate students detail service employee unionization drive
Graduate students said a union could help them negotiate better contracts for employment at Syracuse University. Read more »
Mayor Ben Walsh takes office on friendly terms with governor and county executive
Walsh’s cordial relationship with the governor and county executive marks a departure from the public feuding during former Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner’s administration. Read more »
Jim Boeheim’s salary could force Syracuse University to pay thousands of dollars in additional taxes each year
A new tax provision included in the Republican Party’s controversial tax overhaul plan could subject nonprofits to a 21 percent excise tax for certain employees’ taxable compensation. Read more »
News briefs: What you might have missed this weekend
A Women’s March was held on the city’s North Side on Saturday, the federal government shutdown and a report revealed that New York state has paid $10 million to settle 88 cases of groping, among other things. Read more »
Study: Online education enrollment rates increase, traditional college enrollment rates remain stagnant
Across the United States, for-profit online institutions are experiencing declines in enrollment, while nonprofit online programs are increasing in popularity. Read more »
Syracuse University develops financial aid opportunities for undocumented students
Colleges across the United States have led the charge in advocating for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, experts say. Read more »
Syracuse University staffer to push progressive vision during New York State Senate campaign
Rachel May, coordinator of the university’s sustainability education, has been a local activist for years. Read more »
Syracuse wins every set against Niagara in 7-0 season-opening win
Syracuse dropped just 16 games, but still didn't lose a single set. In 100 minutes, SU had dispatched Niagara. Read more »
Syracuse University women faculty generally earn less than men faculty, report shows
Across most ranks of the Syracuse University faculty, women generally make less than men. Their average salaries range from about 77 percent to 94 percent of what men earn. Read more »
40 years since the Saltine Warrior’s removal as Syracuse University’s mascot, indigenous leaders reflect on controversy
The Saltine Warrior created controversy across campus in the 1970s. Read more »
Student Association president: Euclid Shuttle service to start Thursday
The Euclid Shuttle will provide students living in Sadler Hall, Lawrinson Hall and the Brewster/Boland/Brockway Complex direct transportation to Lancaster Avenue, Stratford Street and Westcott Street. Read more »
Troy Henderson decides to transfer from Syracuse
Henderson will be a graduate transfer with two years of eligibility remaining. Read more »
Syracuse football conference schedule released, North Carolina only new ACC opponent
Syracuse will pay 7 of its 12 games in the 2018 season in the Carrier Dome. Read more »
Syracuse football recruiting: Class of 2018 linebacker Ja'Qurius Smith decommits from Syracuse
The Lakeland, Florida, native is a three-star prospect, and was one of four linebackers committed to Syracuse. Read more »
Chancellor asks University Senate for recommendations on sexual relationship policy
Chancellor Kent Syverud has asked the University Senate to recommend changes to sexual harassment and assault policy by the end of the spring semester. Read more »
Middle States reaccreditation site team to visit Syracuse University for review
Middle States Commission on Higher Learning will come visit SU campus to approve federal financial report. Read more »
Experts: Department of Education proposal could hurt student loan borrowers
The proposal would require students to prove their college intentionally lied to or misled them in order to be granted relief, but students will have little chance proving their case. Read more »
