Student protesters remain in Crouse-Hinds lobby after staging sit-in
The day after students from the Diversity and Transparency Rally staged a sit-in in the lobby of Crouse-Hinds Hall, protesters are still holding their ground.… Read more »
Writer archives: Anna Merod
Student organizations to rally for transparency, diversity on Monday
More than 50 student organizations will join together on Monday to protest issues of diversity and transparency at Syracuse University. The Diversity and Transparency Rally… Read more »
Syracuse University asks students, faculty to consult Provost Office before traveling to countries affected by Ebola virus
Syracuse University students, faculty and staff should avoid traveling to countries in west Africa that have been affected by the Ebola virus, Vice Chancellor and… Read more »
Firm presents results of Campus Master Plan survey
Security and transportation were two of the most pressing issues presented on Tuesday by the design firm working with Syracuse University on its Campus Master Plan. Read more »
Tickets to see comedian Kevin Hart sell out in three and a half hours
Tickets to see actor and comedian Kevin Hart perform stand-up and show an advanced screening of his movie “The Wedding Ringer” at Syracuse University sold… Read more »
Where she belongs
King-Eckersley’s journey to letting go of the pain of giving away her only child for adoption when she was 19 years old was not a simple or short one. Read more »
Judge lowers bail for man arrested for campus bike thefts
A 53-year-old man, who was arrested Friday after stealing two bicycles on the Syracuse University campus, had his bail and larceny charge lowered on Thursday… Read more »
Third listening meeting about SU's sexual assault services set for Oct. 27
The third listening meeting to address the new sexual assault resources structure at Syracuse University will be on Oct. 27, SU announced in a press… Read more »
Red solo cup project appears on Euclid, aims to bring awareness to alcohol culture at SU
An art installation made of red solo cups appeared this weekend on the corner of Ackerman and Euclid Avenues. The collection of red solo cups… Read more »
SU announces formation of workgroups to address diversity issues on campus
Five action-oriented workgroups will be formed to address the major concerns voiced at a diversity and inclusion forum held by Syracuse University last week, Vice… Read more »
SU community hopes to see action following campus-wide discussion on inclusion
Syracuse University administrators plan to create task forces and seek input from students and faculty to address diversity and inclusion issues following a campus-wide forum held on Thursday. Read more »
Faculty members remember professor as encouraging, thoughtful
Sari Biklen was never content to just watch a movie. Whenever Biklen, the former director of the Institute on Popular Culture, watched a movie with… Read more »
Student member discusses hopes for Chancellor’s Workgroup on Sexual Violence Prevention, Education and Advocacy
Syracuse University Chancellor Kent Syverud has appointed 14 members to the Chancellor’s Workgroup on Sexual Violence Prevention, Education and Advocacy and requested the group submit… Read more »
Syracuse wins competitive grant for universal pre-school program
Syracuse City School District will receive a grant of nearly $1.7 million for universal full-day prekindergarten programs, Gov. Andrew Cuomo recently announced in a statewide… Read more »
Months later, details of new sexual assault resources are still unclear
When the decision to close the Advocacy Center was announced in May, Brittany Moore was one of the few students still at Syracuse University. “It… Read more »
Summer news roundup: here's what you missed during break
Advocacy Center The Advocacy Center was closed on June 4 after Chancellor Kent Syverud announced in a university-wide email on May 30 that SU will… Read more »
Syracuse University releases final report on Interstate 81 construction
Syracuse University released its final report analyzing how future construction on Interstate 81 will affect the university and surrounding downtown area. Read more »
SU holds first campus meeting on changes to sexual assault resources
Nearly a month after Chancellor Kent Syverud announced the restructuring of campus sexual violence support services, students said they want a more open dialogue with… Read more »
Committee members present findings on Carrier Dome alternatives
Two members of the Chancellor’s Workgroup on the Carrier Dome Backup Plan spoke this morning about the alternative location options and economic variables identified if the… Read more »
SU community reacts to release of university's fact sheet for sexual assault resources
Students leading the #BringBacktheAC campaign said they are not satisfied with the fact sheet describing the reasoning for the realignment of sexual assault resources released… Read more »
Students launch petition protesting changes to sexual assault resources at SU
A student petition protesting major changes to sexual assault resources at Syracuse University has received more than 1,500 signatures since it was launched Friday night.… Read more »
IRS form reveals salaries of top SU officials in 2012
Former Syracuse University Chancellor Nancy Cantor received a slight salary increase during her final full year as chancellor, with her pay rising from $648, 146… Read more »
Advancement and external affairs
Chancellor releases memo detailing changes to university
Syracuse University Chancellor Kent Syverud announced a series of new initiatives and leadership changes Monday morning in a memorandum that was included in a schoolwide… Read more »
Departing graduates find improving job market, economy
The class of 2014 will have an easier job search than last year’s seniors as employers slowly, but increasingly, look to hire new college graduates.… Read more »
