Writer: Justin Mattingly
Physical Plant uses extensive operation, dedicated employees to remove snow around SU campus
The Physical Plant at Syracuse University uses an extensive operation to remove the large amounts of snow that fall on the SU campus each winter. Read More »
Shaw Dining Center re-opens after water pipe causes closure
According to an email sent to residents of Shaw Hall and Oren Lyons Hall, the dining center is closed until further notice because of a maintenance issue. Residents were asked to use Ernie Davis Dining Center until Shaw reopens. Read More »
Syverud creates working group to address SA, GSO concerns regarding free speech across campus
The group was created in response to resolutions passed by the Student Association and the Graduate Student Organization in the fall that said SU’s current policy is vague, broad and stifles academic freedom. Read More »
Otto's Army to suspend campout overnight Thursday due to weather
In a release sent out Wednesday night, the Otto’s Army Executive Board announced that the campout for Saturday’s game against Duke will continue on Wednesday night, but at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, campers will pack up their belongings for a grace period that will last until noon on Friday. Read More »
Otto's Army stays committed to SU despite self-imposed postseason ban
Otto’s Army is remaining committed to the men’s basketball team following the announcement of a self-imposed postseason ban for this season. Read More »
Accident on Euclid Avenue causes traffic to be redirected
A motor vehicle accident around 8 p.m. Saturday left a Centro bus diagonal in the road and caused traffic to be redirected on Euclid Avenue. Read More »
SU to refund tickets for ACC Tournament purchased through Carrier Dome Box Office
In wake of Syracuse University’s self-imposed one-year postseason ban for the men’s basketball 2014-15 season, fans who purchased tickets for this year’s ACC Tournament through the Carrier Dome Box Office can request a refund starting Thursday morning, SU athletics announced Wednesday night. Read More »
SU self-imposes 1-year postseason ban for 2014-2015 men's basketball season
Syracuse University Chancellor Kent Syverud announced Wednesday the university has self-imposed a one-year post-season ban for the men’s basketball 2014-15 season as part of its case pending before the NCAA Committee on Infractions. Read More »
Otto's Army to travel to Pittsburgh to attend men's basketball game
Otto’s Army, along with the Student Association, is providing a free bus and free game tickets for students to travel to Pittsburgh on Saturday to watch the Syracuse vs. PITT men’s basketball game. Read More »
Class provides students opportunity to watch the Super Bowl with 'critical eye'
SPM 199: “The Super Bowl and Society” is in its fifth year as a class at SU. As the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots squared off in the game on Sunday night, students in the course weren't just watching the action. Read More »
Group holds two-day teach-in to discuss activism, intersectionality
THE General Body, a coalition of student organizations, held a two-day teach-in at the Community Folk Art Center in an effort to enhance the group's campus presence. Read More »
Speakers discuss student activism during first day of teach-in
The teach-in took place at the Community Folk Art Center, located at 805 E. Genesee Street. Panels and speakers discussed the history of student activism on the Syracuse University campus, “the corporatization of universities across the country” and how to “create a beloved community.” Read More »
Creators of podcast 'Serial' to deliver University Lecture in spring 2016
Sarah Koenig and Julie Snyder, co-creators of the podcast, will deliver a University Lecture at SU next spring. “Serial” is a podcast from the creators of “This American Life,” a weekly public radio show broadcast to about 2.1 million listeners. Read More »
A year after SU stadium discussions, officials say talks have stalled
The Carrier Dome was the subject of much speculation one year ago, as local and state leaders discussed the possibility of building a new stadium in Syracuse that would host city events and SU Athletics teams. But recently, there has not been any progress or talks of a stadium, according to city and university leaders. Read More »
Father of SU alumnus becomes king of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
The father of a Syracuse University alumnus has ascended the throne as the king of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia after King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz al Saud died Friday. Read More »
'Workaholics' actor Adam DeVine to perform at Goldstein Auditorium Feb. 24
Actor and comedian Adam DeVine is scheduled to perform at Goldstein Auditorium in the Schine Student Center Feb. 24. DeVine announced on his official Twitter account earlier this month that he would be going on tour starting on Feb. 10 with a show in Austin, Texas. Other details about the show in Syracuse remain unclear. Read More »
Carrier Dome offers discounted student tickets for Billy Joel concert
The $19.50 tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis and an SUID is required when purchasing the tickets at the Carrier Dome Box Office. The specially-priced tickets are also available on Ticketmaster. Read More »
SU lobbies for civil rights, $60,000 total in 4th quarter of 2014
SU reported $60,000 in total lobbying activity for the fourth quarter of 2014 — down $10,000 from the $70,000 SU lobbied in the third quarter. The fourth quarter report covered Oct. 1, 2014 through Dec. 31, 2014. Read More »
SU Athletics receives windfall from ACC, will be used to help pay Big East exit fee
Thanks to a recent move by the University of Maryland from the ACC to the Big Ten, SU Athletics received a $1.2 million windfall fund. About $200,000 from the fund will be channeled to pay off the Big East exit fee’s remaining balance. Read More »
Syracuse University community members remember Gertis McDowell as Marshall Street fixture, say he will be missed
Gertis McDowell, who was a staple on Marshall Street, died last week. Members of the Syracuse University community remember him as a fixture and say he will be missed. Read More »