Chancellor Kent Syverud set a March deadline for the Senate Agenda Committee to provide suggestions in relation to SU’s Stop Bias website, reasonable person definition and the campus posting policy. Read more »
In an effort to understand Syracuse University's individual school and colleges' career services, The Daily Orange analyzed thousands of data points on the subject from available reports. Read more »
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The tension between those demanding more transparency and those protecting the confidentiality of the grant’s details was palpable. Read more »
South Crouse Development Project
Orange Crate Brewing Co., the bar commonly known as Lucy's, will move into the building where Bruegger's Bagels previously operated. Read more »
Step inside the end and the beginning of one family’s journey. Read more »
The two-hour meeting began with problems and became more contentious when Vice Chancellor and Provost Michelle Wheatly took the floor. Read more »
Academic freedom was a theme at Wednesday’s USen meeting. A resolution was passed to protect blacklisted professors and the chancellor assured faculty their free speech was not being threatened. Read more »
South Crouse Development Project
Steve Theobald, Chuck’s owner, said that the landlord’s attorneys asked for the postponement, but that a new date for the hearing has not been set. Read more »
South Crouse Development Project
Chuck’s is challenging the lease termination because it does not believe that Syracuse 727 LLC has the necessary permits to begin construction, may not have the necessary financing to support the project and may not yet hold a title to one of the properties where the project will be built, according to the lawsuit. Read more »
South Crouse Development Project
After months of negotiations, the bar Hungry Chuck's and its landlord were unable to reach a buyout agreement that would have closed Chuck’s before its lease ends in August and allowed developers to begin construction in the area. Read more »
South Crouse Development Project
Steve Theobald, owner of Hungry Chuck’s, earlier this month filed a temporary restraining order against Syracuse 727 LLC, the developers planning to demolish the structure at 727 S. Crouse Ave. — where Chuck’s is located — and construct a mixed-use building. Read more »
The resolution passed on Wednesday states that if students affected by immigration policies complete 75 percent or more of the credits and requirements for their respective degrees, there would be “maximum opportunity” extended to facilitate completion of their degree program with Syracuse University credits. Read more »
Funk 'n Waffles has been a staple on the Hill for years. On Wednesday, the restaurant and music venue closed its doors for good. Read more »
Hungry Chuck’s, the popular student bar, has received much of the initial attention regarding the effects of the project, but here’s a look at the other small businesses on South Crouse Avenue that will be affected. Read more »
Funk 'n Waffles will close on Wednesday after operating for 10 years while appeThaizing will close on Friday after operating for 12 years. Read more »
University Senate passed a resolution formally criticizing President Donald Trump’s executive order on immigration ban. Read more »
Wednesday's University Senate open forum was first one to be held in years. Read more »
The Syracuse Planning Commission Monday night passed the proposal to demolish the structures at 727 S. Crouse Ave., including the popular Hungry Chuck's bar. Read more »
The Syracuse Planning Commission will vote on a proposal that could change the face of the Marshall Street area. Read more »
College students from Syracuse University joined other students from around the country in traveling to Washington, D.C. to protest or support President Donald Trump's inauguration. Read more »
Protesters from across the nation converged in Washington, D.C. on Friday to protest the inauguration of President Donald Trump. A minority of the protesters turned violent and 217 people were arrested Friday while six officers sustained injuries, police said. Read more »
On the day before Donald Trump's inauguration, protesters took to the streets in Washington, D.C., as did some Trump supporters and educators. Read more »
Vice Chancellor Michele Wheatly announced a Campus Facilities Advisory Board will be formed during the Wednesday University Senate meeting. Read more »
