Writer: Jessica Iannetta
Crime briefs: Jan. 26-Feb.1
Here is a round-up of criminal activity that happened near the Syracuse University campus during the past week, according to Syracuse police bulletins. Read More »
Gresely prepares for third semester as president, looks to take action
Student Association President Boris Gresely is preparing for his third semester as president. Gresely is serving three semesters after a vote in the fall of 2013 changed the period the president serves to match the academic year. Read More »
Developer rejects SU's offer to settle lawsuit
A developer suing Syracuse University for terminating its contract rejected a settlement offer from the university at the end of December 2014, according to a document recently filed in the case. Read More »
Lawyer for SU 'optimistic' about resolution in Boeheim defamation case
A lawyer for Syracuse University is “optimistic” there will be a resolution in the defamation case against Head Men’s Basketball Coach Jim Boeheim, according to a document recently filed in the case. Read More »
Federal judge denies appeal, orders SU to turn over 22 documents related to Bernie Fine investigation
A federal judge has ordered Syracuse University to turn over 22 documents related to its investigation of sexual abuse allegations against former associate men’s basketball coach Bernie Fine, denying the university’s appeal of his initial decision. Read More »
Developer suing university asks for court assistance after SU cancels settlement talks
A developer suing Syracuse University for terminating its contract has asked the court to step in and guide settlement talks, saying the university has repeatedly canceled meetings to discuss the lawsuit. The company was originally hired to develop a new bookstore for SU. Read More »
Thanksgiving Break crime briefs: Nov. 20-30
Here is a round-up of criminal activity that occurred near campus during Thanksgiving Break. Read More »
Graduate Student Organization responds to THE General Body list of demands
Many demands voiced by THE General Body, the group holding the sit-in, are “common problems” that align with GSO concerns. But it is GSO’s responsibility to represent all graduate students on campus. Read More »
Syracuse University releases second response to student protesters' list of demands
The university released its second response to the protesters’ demands on Friday night as protesters prepared to spend the weekend in Crouse-Hinds. The new document responds only to new concerns raised and is broken up into nine separate sections. Read More »
Midterm Elections 2014: Meet the candidates for N.Y. Governor, 24th Congressional District seat
On Tuesday, New York voters will go to the polls to cast their ballots in several midterm elections. Read More »
Shaping grief
Suse Lowenstein started Dark Elegy a month after the bombing killed her son, Alex Lowenstein, a 21-year-old SU student. Dark Elegy was a way for Lowenstein to work through her grief. Read More »
Fast Forward Syracuse seeks input from SU community as university looks ahead
In June, Chancellor Kent Syverud announced the start of Fast Forward Syracuse, a university-wide initiative to determine what Syracuse University should focus on and how it needs to improve going forward. Read More »
More than 20 #itooamSU signs stolen from grass between Newhouse and Schine
About 20 to 30 #itooamSU signs placed in the grass between Newhouse III and the Schine Student Center were stolen Thursday night, according to the Syracuse University chapter of the NAACP. Read More »
