
New York State Fair vendors adjust to pandemic, financial uncertainty
Fair vendors are working to keep their businesses afloat, but they’re unsure the state will hold the 18-day fair in August. Read more »

Fair vendors are working to keep their businesses afloat, but they’re unsure the state will hold the 18-day fair in August. Read more »

Saturday marked the second time Last Chance for Change protested at Syracuse University. The first time they marched across SU, a protester said SU is “known for its racism.” Read more »

The groups demand that the city of Syracuse demilitarize the SPD and that the Syracuse City School District remove all school resource officers, investing instead in counselors and other support staff. Read more »

New legislation will ban chokeholds by police officers, designate false race-based 911 calls as hate crimes and make police disciplinary records more transparent. Read more »

SU will allow some travel for essential research activities and essential business. Travel to conferences is still prohibited. Read more »

Smaller classes will meet using an alternate day attendance model and online learning. Some large lectures will not meet in person at all. Read more »

DPS’ crime log lists burglaries and larceries at several residence halls. Read more »

A citizen board will review complaints made about SU’s public safety force. The university will also freeze the hiring of new officers. Read more »

Recent protests in the city of Syracuse have not negatively impacted the county’s COVID-19 data so far, County Executive Ryan McMahon said. Read more »

Protests against police brutality entered their tenth consecutive day in Syracuse. Read more »

SU will use pooled saliva testing, which combines samples from several individuals, to narrow down potential cases of the virus. Read more »

The petition calls for the city of Syracuse to remove a statue of Christopher Columbus from Columbus Circle. Read more »

Protesters have said they will march in the city for 40 days. Read more »

Protesters in Syracuse have continued for eight consecutive days in response to the alleged murder of George Floyd in the custody of Minneapolis police. Read more »

The “Say Their Name” reform agenda would make police disciplinary records more transparent and would restrict police from using chokeholds during arrests. Read more »

On May 30, protesters marched together through Syracuse in response to the murder of George Floyd. Read more »

Protesters continue to march in Syracuse to protest police brutality. Read more »

Protesters continue to march in Syracuse to protest police brutality. Read more »

The new guidance comes after SU faculty and staff began a phased return to campus Wednesday. Read more »

Organizers later convened at a parking lot near the Syracuse Police Department headquarters, where they continued registering people to vote in New York state. Read more »

The fraternity initially won an appeal in February that lifted its sanctions. A university official who oversees the conduct system overturned the findings of the appeal on March 3. Read more »

The protest was the fourth in a series of largely peaceful demonstrations to take place since Saturday in response to the deaths of George Floyd and other victims of police brutality. Read more »

SU seniors who graduated in spring 2020 received their degrees in a virtual ceremony on May 10, the same date the university had originally planned to hold an in-person commencement ceremony. Read more »

SU Abroad is also delaying the start of at least five fall programs in response to the coronavirus pandemic. Read more »