Anti-Defamation League says series of hate, bias incidents is “incredibly concerning”
Swastikas, racist graffiti and racial slurs have been etched, written and yelled throughout SU’s campus since Nov. 7. Read more »
Daily Archives: November 19, 2019
Student describes encounter with flasher
DPS released a statement at 8:22 p.m. stating that two students reported separate incidents of a man in his early 20s leaving his vehicle naked at around 1 a.m. Tuesday. Read more »
SUNY-ESF community members discuss hate crimes, bias incidents at forum
Students, faculty and administrators gathered in Marshall Auditorium Tuesday to discuss how to make the college a more culturally sensitive environment. Read more »
SPD is not leading a criminal investigation into racist College Place incident
The racist verbal attack led Chancellor Kent Syverud to suspend all fraternity social activities until the end of the fall semester. Read more »
In injury-riddled season, depth separates cross country teams
The two teams swept their first regular season meet of the season, and have gone in opposite directions since. Read more »
Walsh releases second statement condemning bias-related incident
The Syracuse Police Department is deploying additional resources to help with two investigations and to patrol the SU campus, Walsh said in a statement released on Tuesday evening. Read more »
Meet the SU freshman behind political cartoons inspired by #NotAgainSU protest
Sam Cote is behind the political cartoons that have been shared during the #NotAgainSU protest. Read more »
SU faculty member threatened by anonymous anti-Semitic email
The email, sent anonymously, referenced the Holocaust and used an anti-Semitic slur. Read more »
Opponent preview: What to know about Cornell
Syracuse leads the all-time series 93-31 and opens as a 19.5-point favorite. Read more »
New exhibit highlights the Cardiff Giant, other structures in CNY
“PETRIFIED: The Cardiff Giant and Other Ostensible People from the Earth” dives into the numerous 10-foot or larger giants littered in central New York. Read more »
How Josh Warren became a pass-first player for Cornell
“He’s almost like a point guard in our half-court offense, which is a lot of responsibility for a bigger guy." Read more »
Inside Dino Babers' 3 rules for Syracuse football
The head coach came to the program in 2015 and has established three pillars — don’t lie, don’t steal and don’t cheat — that have grown into much more. Read more »
Gender and power course to be introduced in Arts and Sciences
The “Sex and Power Before 1700 CE” course will be taught by different professors each lecture. Read more »
Despite his lack of size, Hilli Goldhar’s versatility makes him important for SU
Goldhar has one goal and five assists for the Orange in 2019, playing mostly as a wing-back. Read more »
Board of Trustees chair addresses hate, bias incidents
The Board of Trustees, which oversees the university’s fiscal policies and institutional decisions, stands behind Chancellor Kent Syverud and SU students, Kathleen Walters said. Read more »
Syverud responds to #NotAgainSU demands
The chancellor sent his response in a campus-wide email on Tuesday afternoon. Read more »
‘This is not about me’: Syverud promises to work with students on demands
Chancellor Kent Syverud discussed his response to the #NotAgainSU demands in an interview with The Daily Orange on Tuesday night. Read more »
SPD leads investigation into white supremacist manifesto
The Syracuse Police Department has launched criminal investigations into the sharing of the manifesto and a swastika drawn in the snow near campus, Chief Kenton Buckner said. Read more »
DPS chief defends Syverud minutes after Gov. Cuomo criticizes the chancellor
At least 11 hate crimes or bias-related incidents have been reported on or around Syracuse University's campus since Nov. 7. Read more »
Cuomo criticizes Syverud’s handling of hate crimes, bias-related incidents
Cuomo said he directed the state’s Hate Crimes Task Force to expand their investigation to include recent reports of a white supremacist manifesto being allegedly airdropped to students in Bird Library. Read more »
Some faculty, departments cancel classes, university remains open
Some Syracuse University professors and departments have canceled classes or allowed absences following an alleged white supremacist manifesto was sent to students. Read more »
Artist ALOK performed in honor of Trans Day of Remembrance
Artist ALOK not only spoke on the issues faced by the transgender community but also about the on-going sit-in occurring at The Barnes Center at The Arch where students protested since Wednesday morning. Read more »
White supremacist manifesto allegedly AirDropped to students, DPS says
The reports have yet to be confirmed, and there is no specific threat to Syracuse University, the Department of Public Safety. Read more »
Maxwell Faculty of Color group says SU’s response to racism inadequate
The Maxwell Faculty of Color group ask for a commitment on the part of the administration to implement effective and sustained reform measures in the direction of a more inclusive campus environment and learning framework. Read more »
