Syracuse men's basketball to keep championship banners and trophies of wins NCAA doesn't recognize
Syracuse is allowed to keep its banners and trophies commemorating wins that were vacated following the NCAA's investigation into SU. Read more »
Daily Archives: October 19, 2016
Former Syracuse women's lacrosse player sues university, Gary Gait
Tauro was participating in a practice on Oct. 8, 2013, when she suffered a personal injury “caused solely by the negligence and reckless conduct of the defendants,” the complaint alleges. Read more »
3 things Dino Babers said during the ACC teleconference before Syracuse plays Boston College
Check out what Dino Babers said before Syracuse takes on Boston College in Chestnut Hill. Read more »
Marketing Department Chair S.P. Raj named interim dean of Whitman
S.P. Raj, a Distinguished Professor and chair in the marketing department, has been named interim dean of the Martin J. Whitman School of Management. Read more »
New York lags in national ranking of registered organ donors, coming in as the second lowest
In New York state only 26 percent of people are registered organ donors, compared to the national average of approximately 50 percent. Presently, New York has the second lowest number of registered organ donors in the country. Read more »
World famous photographer gives lecture on career experiences
During her career, Addario has covered conflicts throughout Africa and the Middle East. Her photos have appeared in publications including The New York Times and National Geographic. Read more »
Concrete timeline lacking for housing changes proposed in Campus Framework draft
The Campus Framework — a 20-year transformative initiative — includes plans to add 3,600 beds to Main Campus housing. The university currently has no timeline or concrete plans to move forward with proposed housing changes. Read more »
Syracuse City Council to vote on anti-discrimination housing law
For three months, an amendment banning housing discrimination based on source of income has been on the Syracuse City Council agenda. It was originally proposed by Councilor Jean Kessner and she said she is hopeful that next Monday, there will finally be a vote. Read more »
Syracuse police chief addresses gun violence at panel
Gun violence was one of SPD Chief Frank Fowler’s main talking points on the Tuesday night panel, “Improving Perception Between Police & The Community,” inside the Prince Hall Masonic Temple. Read more »
