Writer: Justin Mattingly
Organizers of TEDx SU announce 9 speakers for April event
The event, which is titled “Evolve,” will take place from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. in Watson Theater. The nine speakers will deliver talks that include topics on a range of subjects, including clean energy solutions and healing with art, according to a press release. Read More »
Academy Award winner Forest Whitaker to speak at SU on March 25
Whitaker will speak at Alpha Phi Alpha, Delta Zeta chapter’s fourth annual “Truth Be Told” speaker series on March 25 at 7 p.m. in Hendricks Chapel. Tickets for the event are $1. Read More »
Syverud selects next chief human resources officer
Syracuse University Chancellor Kent Syverud has appointed Andy Gordon to be the university’s senior vice president and chief human resources officer. Gordon, who will report directly to Syverud, will assume his new role at SU on April 15. Read More »
While you were away: A brief look at some of the key details in the NCAA's report into Syracuse University
The NCAA released the findings of its investigation into Syracuse University during Spring Break. Here are five key details to know about the report, the violations and the subsequent punishments Read More »
NCAA Report Analysis: Violations committed by Syracuse (I–L)
The "Analysis" section of the NCAA's report on Syracuse outlined the violations committed by the athletic program, and here are the details of subheads I-L of that part of the 94-page document. Read More »
NCAA Report Analysis: Violations committed by Syracuse (E–H)
The "Analysis" section of the NCAA's report on Syracuse outlined the violations committed by the athletic program, and here are the details of subheads E-H of that part of the 94-page document. Read More »
NCAA Report Analysis: Violations committed by Syracuse (A–D)
The "Analysis" section of the NCAA's report on Syracuse outlined the violations committed by the athletic program, and here are the details of subheads A-D of that part of the 94-page document. Read More »
Statement from Jim Boeheim on why he didn't attend postgame press conference
Syracuse University men's basketball coach Jim Boeheim chose not to answer questions from the media following Saturday's 71-57 loss against North Carolina State. Read More »
A look at the story of 'student-athlete 7,' a key figure in Syracuse's academic violations
While not specifically named in the report, the timeline of events concerning "student-athlete 7" matches up with the career of former Syracuse center Fab Melo. Read More »
Daryl Gross issues statement supporting SU's disappointment with NCAA's findings
Syracuse University Director of Athletics Daryl Gross issued a statement supporting SU's disappointment with the NCAA's findings into the university. Read More »
Syverud: SU considering appeal of certain findings in NCAA report
In an campus-wide email, Syracuse University Chancellor Kent Syverud said the university is considering an appeal of certain findings of the NCAA investigation into SU released Friday. Read More »
What we know: A synopsis of the findings of the NCAA investigation into SU
The NCAA announced Friday its sanctions for Syracuse University, which include a five-year probation, scholarship reductions, vacation of wins and a nine-game suspension for men's basketball head coach Jim Boeheim. Read More »
NCAA cracks down on Syracuse University with probation, loss of scholarships, suspension of Jim Boeheim
The NCAA announced Friday its sanctions for Syracuse University, which include a five-year probation, scholarship reductions, vacation of wins and a nine-game suspension for men's basketball head coach Jim Boeheim. Read More »
IVMF receives large grants to continue working with veterans, improve services
Over the last three weeks, IVMF has received a total of $8.5 million in funding from three companies, allowing the institute to continue its work with veterans. Read More »
SU uses gift to establish Charles Brightman Endowed Professorship of Physics
A new endowed professorship of physics has been established through a $1.4 million bequest to the department of physics, the College of Arts and Sciences announced Tuesday. Read More »
Sasaki Associates answers questions, updates SU community on progress of Campus Master Plan
The future of Schine Student Center and Bird Library were the main topics discussed at an open forum Monday on the future of Syracuse University’s infrastructure. Read More »
Small fire sets off sprinkler system in apartment on corner of Euclid and Livingston Avenues, causes minor flooding
A senior in the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications who asked not to be said he was experimenting with a new camp stove in preparation for a camping trip during Spring Break when the flame of the stove escalated beyond its intended height, setting off the sprinkler system. Read More »
School of Architecture receives grant to launch fellowship program
The Syracuse University School of Architecture has received the largest gift by a living donor in the school’s history. Read More »
IVMF, George W. Bush Institute collaborate for national summit
The Military Service Initiative branch of the George W. Bush Institute capped off a yearlong research project with the Institute of Veteran and Military Families at Syracuse University with a national summit in Dallas. Read More »
Hendricks Chapel honors reverend, brings in new chaplains
The Historically Black Church Campus Ministry has received two new chaplains, Revs. Stephanie and Pedro Castro, to replace Rev. Richard W. Hill. The Castros have launched a new worship service on Wednesdays from 9–10 p.m. in the main chapel of Hendricks Chapel, according to a Syracuse University News release. Read More »
Working groups share progress, gather community input at Day of Conversation session
The seven working groups in charge of Syracuse University’s Academic Strategic Plan shared their findings with the SU community Wednesday, which included the need for improved advising and communication. Read More »
About 100 people attend vigil in Hendricks Chapel in remembrance of Muslim students killed in North Carolina
The vigil, which was planned and hosted by the Student Association, the Muslim Student Association and Hendricks Chapel, lasted about 40 minutes. Some in attendance shared testimonies of past experiences relating to discrimination, and there was a discussion about how those at the vigil could make the world a better place. Read More »
Alston leaves SU administration to rejoin faculty
Syracuse University Senior Vice President for Human Capital Development Kal Alston is leaving the administration and rejoining the faculty, Interim Vice Chancellor and Provost Liz Liddy announced Wednesday. Read More »