Nancy Cantor announced she will step down as Syracuse University chancellor when her contract ends in June 2014 in an email sent to all students on Oct. 12.
Cantor became SU's 11th chancellor in 2004, and was the first female chancellor in SU's history. Her time was marked by lofty goals — the billion dollar campaign and cementing SU's status as an anchor institution — as well as challenges and criticisms, such as the shutting down of HillTV and Syracuse's slide in the U.S. News & World Report rankings.
Below is a look at the most important stories to take place during Cantor's term as chancellor.
With a few weeks remaining in her last semester at Syracuse University, Nancy Cantor’s nine-year rapid of policy-making has settled into a quiet backwater. She… Read more »
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, Chancellor Nancy Cantor's plans after leaving Syracuse University were misstated. Cantor was not planning to look for another… Read more »
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this graphic, Rutgers-Newark's founding date, notable alumni and news stories were incorrect. The current version reflects the correct information.… Read more »
UPDATED: June 20, 2013 at 2:01 p.m. Nancy Cantor will become the chancellor of Rutgers University’s Newark campus, effective Jan. 1. This news comes after… Read more »
Rutgers University officials will announce Chancellor Nancy Cantor as the head of the school’s Newark campus later today, The Star-Ledger reported. Rutgers’ Board of Governors… Read more »
Syracuse University Chancellor Nancy Cantor recently joined with other education leaders to sign an open letter to President Barack Obama pledging to lead campus discussion… Read more »
Although Chancellor Nancy Cantor will leave Syracuse University in 2014, Vice Chancellor and Provost Eric Spina said he doesn’t plan on leaving SU in the… Read more »
Seven members from the Syracuse University Board of Trustees will serve on the committee to select the next chancellor. Board Chairman Richard Thompson announced the… Read more »
About two weeks after Nancy Cantor’s announcement to leave her position as Syracuse University’s chancellor in 2014, plans to find SU’s 12th chancellor are in… Read more »
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, the day Chancellor Nancy Cantor announced she would step down was misstated. Cantor made the announcement Friday.… Read more »
It’s hard for Jesse Feitel to imagine Syracuse University without Chancellor Nancy Cantor. Cantor’s initiatives made it possible for Feitel, a senior political science major,… Read more »
UPDATED: Oct. 15, 2012, 2:31 a.m. Nancy Cantor calls the timing of her decision to step down as chancellor of Syracuse University a “natural moment.”… Read more »
Nancy Cantor is more than just a chancellor. Outside of Syracuse University, Cantor is both nationally and internationally recognized for her work as a social… Read more »
In more than eight years as chancellor, Nancy Cantor has envisioned and helped champion programs aimed at elevating the university’s national and local presence. Cantor's… Read more »
Chancellor Nancy Cantor’s decision to leave Syracuse University when her contract ends in 2014 was described as a shock by members of the university alumni… Read more »
Legacy. A word that many people use to describe what Syracuse University Chancellor Nancy Cantor will leave following her departure in June 2014. And it… Read more »
Many Syracuse University students showed mixed emotions to Nancy Cantor’s announcement that she will step down as SU chancellor. Cantor plans to leave SU when… Read more »
Dick Thompson, chairman of the Board of Trustees, released a statement on Friday on behalf of the board following the news that Chancellor Nancy Cantor… Read more »
Syracuse Athletic Director Daryl Gross released a statement on Friday, following the announcement that Chancellor Nancy Cantor will leave Syracuse University when her contract ends… Read more »
Nancy Cantor announced she will step down as Syracuse University chancellor when her contract ends in June 2014 in an email sent to all students… Read more »
Central New York is no stranger to serving as a home to strong women. In 1848, the Seneca Falls Convention spurred women to start the… Read more »
It was a day of celebration for university officials, students and faculty alike. The Campaign for Syracuse University, which aims to raise $1 billion by… Read more »
