Video: Recap of the SU student safety forum held Monday
The Student Association and the Student African-American Society hosted a forum on Feb. 18 to discuss the Ackerman Avenue assault and other student safety concerns. Read more »
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SU responds to demands after Ackerman Avenue assault forum
Syracuse University is taking steps to address concerns about off-campus safety and policing, according to a campus-wide email sent Tuesday. Read more »
Students voice concerns over Ackerman Avenue assault at Monday forum
Syracuse University students called on administration and the Department of Public Safety to increase transparency surrounding issues of violence on and around campus. Read more »
SU students of color deserve acknowledgement from SU
Students of color at SU deserve acknowledgement from Syracuse University following the Ackerman Avenue assault. Read more »
SA President Ghufran Salih says DPS should address transparency concerns at forum
Syracuse University’s Student Association is hosting a forum Monday night for students to discuss the Ackerman Avenue assault with SU officials. Read more »
Syverud addresses University Senate on Ackerman assault
The chancellor said he is aware and concerned about the Saturday morning assault of three students on Ackerman Avenue. Read more »
SU to hold forum for students to discuss Ackerman assault
The forum is scheduled for Monday at 6:30 p.m., Student Association President Ghufran Salih said. Read more »
The D.O. Editorial Board calls for campus forum, clarification on assault
The Daily Orange Editorial Board calls on Syracuse University to hold an open, public forum regarding off-campus safety and the safety of students of color in the wake of the assault along Ackerman Avenue reported Saturday. Read more »
Officials’ responses to Ackerman assault are troubling
The assault was reported early Saturday in the 800 block of Ackerman Avenue, according to the Department of Public Safety. Read more »
DPS should share all details of Ackerman assault
The assault was reported in the 800 block of Ackerman Avenue. Read more »
Our reader: DPS has responsibility to inform SU community about Ackerman Avenue assault
Our reader believes that the Department of Public Safety has a responsibility to inform the Syracuse University about the early Saturday assault. Read more »
Students circulate statement criticizing DPS, SPD handling of Ackerman Avenue assault
Syracuse University students, campus police and city police have released conflicting statements about the details of the Saturday assault. Read more »
Catch up on 3 SU news stories you may have missed this week
Three SU students were assaulted off-campus early Saturday morning, Watson Hall’s water was repaired and more. Read more »
Houses lining and surrounding Euclid Avenue are more than just Saturday night destinations. They’re history.
Ever wondered why so many off-campus houses are beautiful but falling apart? That deterioration has been a decades-long process. Read more »
Free rides to polling locations available to Syracuse University students on South Campus or in off-campus housing
Free transportation will be provided to polling locations for the New York primary on Tuesday for Syracuse University students that live on South Campus or in off-campus housing. Read more »
Volunteers plant trees around university neighborhood
About 120 volunteers from the Syracuse community planted trees around the university neighborhood Saturday morning beginning in Thornden Park. Read more »
Interactive crime map: Oct. 18–25
Here's a look at the criminal activity that occurred near campus in the past week. Read more »
DPS looks to improve off-campus security following armed robbery
The Department of Public Safety at Syracuse University will be distributing a door hanger to off-campus houses to help improve safety awareness in wake of an armed robbery Wednesday night. Read more »
Student robbed on Ackerman Avenue, no weapons involved
A Syracuse University student was robbed Wednesday around 2:30 a.m. on the 800 block of Ackerman Avenue, said Chief Tony Callisto of the Department of… Read more »
