Assembly expresses concerns, areas for improvement with SU
The discussion started with a simple question: What pisses you off? During the next 15 minutes, members of the Student Association filled an entire blackboard… Read more »
Writer archives: Jessica Iannetta
Assembly elects 2 students to USen, 1 to JRB, 1 to assembly
The Student Association held elections for only the second time this semester on Monday night, electing students to the assembly, University Senate and Judicial Review… Read more »
Budget committee to review expenses
Five Student Association assembly representatives were appointed to the recently created Special Committee on the Budget Wednesday night. The goal of the committee is to… Read more »
Renovations could improve West Street safety
Proposed renovations to West Street in the Near Westside of Syracuse could make the road safer for pedestrians. The potential changes to the street include… Read more »
Assembly adopts revised by-laws aligning with constitution
After nearly an hour of discussion, the Student Association assembly voted to adopt 34 pages of bylaws during its Monday night meeting. The new bylaws,… Read more »
Assembly views by-laws, discusses campaign reform bills
Thirty-three pages of Student Association bylaws were introduced to the general assembly at Monday night’s meeting. The bylaws were presented by parliamentarian Stephen Thomas and… Read more »
Gresely addresses uniforms for DPS, Mayfest sponsorship
The university has formed a committee to explore upgrades to Department of Public Safety officer uniforms that would make them more recognizable to students, said… Read more »
Fresh faces: Cabinet members of the 58th session share their goals for the upcoming year in SA
Aysha Seedat – Director of Student Life I plan on working with transfer students and the Office of First Year and Transfer Programs to help… Read more »
Assembly elects three positions, confirms Gresely's cabinet
The ballots were flying at the Student Association’s first meeting of the year as the assembly elected three members to cabinet positions and voted to… Read more »
SU London alumna, faculty still commemorate, feel loss of students
LONDON — Jen Bidding still remembers not selecting the option to fly home for Winter Break. Bidding, a 1990 Susquehanna University graduate who spent her… Read more »
Duck: Jessica Iannetta
Sometimes, I think I’m crazy for going into journalism. But then I write an article, do an interview or pick up a copy of The… Read more »
Two cars collide on corner of Comstock Avenue, Marshall Street
Two cars collided on the corner of Comstock Avenue and Marshall Street on Monday afternoon, resulting in minor injuries to one of the drivers. The… Read more »
Collective knowledge: Despite periods of tension, relationship between Maxwell, Arts and Sciences provides opportunities for students
Mark Brown applied to the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs in 1961 for the graduate program in philosophy. But by the time he… Read more »
Water pipe bursts at house on Euclid Avenue Sunday night
A water pipe burst Sunday night at 423 Euclid Ave., causing minimal damage to the two floors of the house. The pipe burst collapsed a… Read more »
Ann Coulter's upcoming visit to SU sparks reactions from College Democrats, Republicans
Ann Coulter’s upcoming visit to campus has sparked a variety of reactions from Syracuse University students on both sides of the political aisle. Coulter, a… Read more »
SU announces 2013-14 Remembrance Scholars
A plaque in the Student Association offices. Stories of a Delta Tau Delta fraternity brother who died too soon. A video of a 1988 newscast… Read more »
Athlete reflects on basketball career, conservative Jewish faith
While playing at a prestigious basketball camp in high school, Tamir Goodman got attention for all of the wrong reasons. Goodman, an observant Jew, got… Read more »
SU students, alumni in Boston react to explosions at marathon finish line
Near mile 21 of the Boston Marathon, race officials diverted Kelly Swan Taylor to a side road that paralleled the racecourse. She began to wonder… Read more »
List of Syracuse University community members running in Boston Marathon who have been identified as safe
Here is a list of people with Syracuse University connections who were running in the Boston Marathon today and have been confirmed safe. We will… Read more »
SU professor arrested after gun found in briefcase in Eggers Hall
UPDATED: April 12, 2013 1:22 P.M. A Syracuse University employee was arrested Thursday afternoon for bringing a gun to campus. The employee, Chung Chen, 60, who… Read more »
With recent internal issues within the Student Association, including impeachment proceedings against President Allie Curtis, how can SA move forward?
The Student Association needs to refocus. This was the common piece of advice three former SA presidents gave for those currently in the organization, as… Read more »
SU officials reflect on conclusion of billion dollar campaign, look to future
Seven years and more than $1 billion later, The Campaign for Syracuse University concluded with the release of its final numbers last week. The campaign,… Read more »
Student dies unexpectedly from a fall early Saturday morning
UPDATED: April 8, 02:27 a.m. A Syracuse University student died from a fall early Saturday morning. In an email sent to SU students, faculty and staff… Read more »
Ken Kavajecz named next Whitman dean
UPDATED: April 7, 9:40 p.m. Ken Kavajecz was named the next dean of the Martin J. Whitman School of Management, Vice Chancellor and Provost Eric… Read more »
