Student Association President James Franco and Vice President Angie Pati said they hope to work with university officials to make sure Invest Syracuse money is used to hire more mental health counselors. Read more »
More than 140 people died from unintended opioid-related incidents in 2016, according to the county. Read more »
The Euclid Shuttle, an initiative pushed forward by Syracuse University’s Student Association, launched last Thursday. Read more »
A South Side food co-op whose secretary is a former Syracuse mayoral candidate has shut down, again. Read more »
Ben Walsh, Syracuse’s new mayor, has pledged to have city departments better enforce a snow removal ordinance. Read more »
Farm to Flame Energy, a startup company, will compete in Boston during the Hult Prize selection. Read more »
Several students said they look forward to seeing Archbold Gymnasium renovations, but are not quite sure what they will be. Read more »
The new policy will offer staff and graduate students up to 12 weeks off with partial pay. Read more »
President James Franco and Vice President Angie Pati also discussed a possible initiative to increase campus transit accessibility. Read more »
Michael Greene was voted into office unanimously Monday by common councilors. Read more »
Aziz died in Pakistan during winter break due to accidental carbon monoxide poisoning. Read more »
Graduate students said a union could help them negotiate better contracts for employment at Syracuse University. Read more »
Walsh’s cordial relationship with the governor and county executive marks a departure from the public feuding during former Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner’s administration. Read more »
Garrett J. Monds, 27, was arrested by the Syracuse Police Department on Friday and charged with unlawful surveillance in the second degree, police said. Read more »
The Women’s March on Washington inspired some students to get more involved in activism. Others said they wished they did more. Read more »
A Women’s March was held on the city’s North Side on Saturday, the federal government shutdown and a report revealed that New York state has paid $10 million to settle 88 cases of groping, among other things. Read more »
Across the United States, for-profit online institutions are experiencing declines in enrollment, while nonprofit online programs are increasing in popularity. Read more »
Colleges across the United States have led the charge in advocating for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, experts say. Read more »
Actress and comedian Jenny Slate is known for her roles in "Obvious Child," "Gifted," "SNL" and "Parks and Recreation." Read more »
Rachel May, coordinator of the university’s sustainability education, has been a local activist for years. Read more »
Professor Ivan Korendovych will facilitate academic exchange between the United States and Germany. Read more »
About 200 people took to the streets on a chilly Saturday morning to participate in the march. Read more »
The town hall was attended by about 150 SUNY-ESF students Thursday night. Read more »
John Donnelly is JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s vice chairman and David Owen is the company’s chief administrative officer. Read more »
