The Graduate Student Organization held its last meeting of the semester on Wednesday night. The meeting was broken up into three parts: a budget meeting, elections and a special meeting. Read more »
GSO President Can Aslan has attended more than 50 meetings with the Student Health Insurance Advisory Committee. He said Wednesday that students have come to the group with many grievances about SU's healthcare policy, the first phase of which was rolled out by the university last year. Read more »
The Senate Committee on Women's Concerns issued a report that said an Ombuds Office would help mitigate feelings of uncertainty and stress in the SU community. Read more »
Syracuse University students addressed hate speech concerns at a forum hosted by the Graduate Student Organization on Wednesday night. Read more »
Michele Wheatly was approved by the Syracuse University Board of Trustees on Friday to be the university's vice chancellor and provost-designate. Wheatly will play a key role in many of SU's initiatives. Read more »
Following contentious debate, Syracuse University's graduate student organization voted to approve funds for several student organizations. Read more »
Student Association members discussed recommendations of the Academic Integrity Policy Review Advisory Committee and upcoming initiatives at SA's meeting Monday night. Read more »
Syracuse University's Division of Student Affairs will be holding three student focus groups for students to discuss the student health insurance requirement. Read more »
A new vice president of external affairs and two University Senators were elected during the first Graduate Student Organization meeting of the semester. Read more »
At its Wednesday meeting, GSO heard proposals about what projects the organization could use its $100,000 budget surplus for. The proposals will be voted on at a later date. Read more »
A recent report released by the Pew Research Center found that 40 percent of millennials think the government should limit speech that is offensive towards minority groups. Read more »
Over Thanksgiving break, DPS tested a system in which a single button would lock all buildings on campus. Officials hope the button will be fully operational by spring 2016. Read more »
The Graduate Student Organization is waiting on interested students to take the next, independent steps toward the process of graduate student unionization. Read more »
The Working Group on Free Speech will solicit feedback on a recently released report about the status of free speech on SU's campus. Read more »
The members of a committee to find a senior vice president of student affairs at Syracuse University have been announced. University College Dean Bea González will chair the committee. Read more »
SA approved sending a letter to the New York State Assembly in support of legalizing ride-hailing services in New York. Read more »
The Graduate Student Organization has a surplus of $200,000 for the 2014-15 academic year, which the organization attributes to "conservative" spending. Read more »
A Syracuse University workgroup submitted a report to Chancellor Kent Syverud that details the private university's right to restrain freedom of speech on its campus. Read more »
SA President Aysha Seedat is looking to create a joint council for all student governments on the Hill. Read more »
Student Association is looking to clear up any confusion about what exactly the current student activity fee funds and what Syracuse University funds separately. Read more »
The Graduate Student Organization covered business and executive reports, voted on several proposals and set up the GSO committees at its meeting Wednesday night in the Life Sciences Complex. Read more »
Syracuse University officials are reflecting on the first steps of implementing the new health insurance policy after last week's deadline for students to waive the new plan passed. Read more »
During the first meeting of the semester, Graduate Student Organization President Can Aslan discussed several initiatives the organization had undertaken since last semester. Read more »
As his two-year term as Graduate Student Organization president comes to a close, Neary said the opportunity has equipped him with invaluable skills and experiences that he plans to apply beyond the realm of SU. Read more »
