Proposed NY congressional map could shift NY-22 left
The most significant change to congressional lines would be made to New York state's 22nd District, which includes the city of Syracuse. Read more »
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SA confirms 'student safety concerns' bill responds to ongoing work with administrators
The Syracuse University Student Association is looking to pass a bill that will improve safety concerns on campus. Read more »
DPS receives false bomb threat at Maxwell Hall
DPS and SPD determined the report to be false after a “quick response” and review of available video footage from the area. Read more »
Chabad hosts Israeli tour guide to discuss Israel-Hamas war, antisemitism
Lyana Rotstein discussed the ongoing Israel-Hamas war and how the conflict has impacted her family, community and Israelis. Read more »
Palestine rally highlights Indigenous solidarity, calls for end to 'genocide'
Demonstrators from RIAC and SU's FJP called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and an end to “genocide” at Wednesday's rally. Read more »
Syracuse officials look toward ‘next step’ for I-81 project
The city has been “in communication” with the New York State Department of Transportation. The city’s vision will align community desires. Read more »
‘We are still alive’: Friends, colleagues fundraise for SU alumnus' evacuation from Palestine
Maxwell alumnus Mohammed Shat and his family, who live in Gaza City, are trapped in Rafah after bombings forced them to flee. Read more »
DEIA workshop promotes looking beyond the acronym
Syracuse University's Office of Diversity and Inclusion hosted the DEIA workshop, the first of three in its CORE series. Read more »
Gallery: The Kitchen Literacy project spices up its program with an Ayurvedic cooking class
Brian and Naomi Kenealy teach the art of Ayurvedic cooking at Pearl’s Teaching Kitchen at Salt City Market. Read more »
Center for Learning and Teaching Excellence hosts ‘teaching with AI’ conversation
Two Syracuse University professors discussed the ways they incorporate Artificial Intelligence into their classrooms. Read more »
'Kitchen Literacy Project' seeks to change how Syracuse teens view cooking
The organization began hosting weekly free cooking classes at Salt City Market for teens involved in several local after-school programs. Read more »
College of Law hosts alumni to discuss finance, technology and entrepreneurship industries
Five alumni panelists discussed the intersections between of law, technology, venture capital and private equity during Tuesday's symposium. Read more »
Department of Education announces FAFSA changes to expedite process for colleges
The steps will reduce verification requirements, suspend of routine school compliance reviews and increase flexibility for renewals. Read more »
Haudenosaunee leader discusses history of Handsome Lake, survival of indigenous culture in presentation
Handsome Lake originated the spiritual ideology of Gaihwiyoh, which means “good message," and spread it to the Haudenosaunee people. Read more »
SA to vote on student safety bill, discuss concerns over Google Drive storage limits
SA introduced a bill during Monday's meeting intending to improve students' “feelings of safety." It will vote on the legislation next week. Read more »
Connect 315 reminds students community issues are closer than they realize
Connect 315 is a club created to help "bridge the gap" between between students and the greater Syracuse community. Read more »
IVMF inducts 3 new members for University Wall of Civilian Champions
The Syracuse University D’Aniello Institute for Veterans and Military Families inducted 3 civilians to its Civilian Service Wall of Honor. Read more »
‘Art Build for Palestine’ promotes awareness through 'grassroots' organizing
The Syracuse Peace Council hosted an event where attendees made pro-Palestine art, including buttons, pamphlets and zines. Read more »
SA’s spring events to focus on establishing community, belonging on campus
Along with its general elections, SU's Student Association has several student advocacy and engagement events planned for the spring. Read more »
DPS receives 'false' active shooter report at Maxwell, Eggers Hall
After being dispatched to Maxwell and Eggers Halls, both DPS and the Syracuse Police Department confirmed the report was false. Read more »
Schoolyard Bagels announces temporary closure
The bagel shop experienced “overwhelming” turnout but cited a lack of preparedness as a reason for long wait times, according to the post. Read more »
FJP hosts Palestine in Focus panel to ‘historicize’ conflict
Community members gathered in the Kittredge Auditorium to hear SU faculty discuss Palestinian perspectives regarding the Israel-Hamas war. Read more »
Former SU employee Conrad Mainwaring pleads guilty to sex abuse charges
Mainwaring pleaded guilty to counts of indecent assault and battery on children over 14 and on children under 14. Read more »
Schoolyard Bagels brings 'real bagel shop’ close to campus
Nine months after the closure of Starbucks on Marshall St., University Hill Realty announced it would be converted into a bagel shop and deli. Read more »
