It’s time to expand our horizons — and borders — when it comes to reflecting on black history
Gender and Sexuality columnist Lianza Reyes discusses the importance of taking a global perspective on Black History Month. Read more »
African-American studies
Colleagues, students remember late African American Studies professor’s passion for teaching
Renate “Rennie” Simson, professor of African American Studies at Syracuse University, died on Feb. 19. Read more »
Syracuse University professor in the African American Studies department dies
Simson died on Sunday, according to an Instagram photo posted Tuesday by SU’s Student African American Society. A staff member in the AAS department on Wednesday confirmed that Simson died. Read more »
Sophomore finds ability to 'detox' at library job
Many students at Syracuse University have a favorite spot on campus. Marcus Lane Jr.'s favorite corner is in the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library,… Read more »
Ask the Experts: Is Colin Kaepernick right in not standing during the national anthem?
In recent weeks, Colin Kaepernick has been the subject of national celebration and condemnation. The San Francisco 49ers quarterback has chosen to sit during the… Read more »
News Briefs: SA cabinet elected; 'Making a Murderer' lawyer to speak
Student Assocation's 60th cabinet was sworn in on Monday, including President Eric Evangelista and Vice President Joyce LaLonde. The lawyer from the Netflix original series, "Making a Murderer," will speak on campus in September. The Princeton Review ranked Syracuse University as the No.8 party school. Read more »
SU Special Collections Research Center presents 'Black Utopias'
“Black Utopias” celebrates the 50th anniversary of “The Autobiography of Malcolm X.” Read more »
SU offers additional fall courses
Registration for fall 2014 classes will begin in the next couple weeks for Syracuse University students and many will notice a few new courses they… Read more »
