‘A brave new world': How SU professors are adapting to AI in classrooms
Professors at Syracuse University are reshaping their course syllabi as the role of artificial intelligence continues to grow in society. Read more »
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Onondaga County deputy kills 2 teenagers in altercation
A deputy from the Onondaga County Sheriff’s Office shot and killed two teenagers in North Syracuse during an alternation early Wednesday morning. Read more »
Common Council meets to celebrate former president Van B. Robinson
The Syracuse Common Council showed appreciation to their president, Van B. Robinson, by naming its chambers after him. Read more »
Micron and economic development at forefront of 2023 county executive debate
The state of Onondaga County's economic future took center stage as Incumbent Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon seeks reelection this fall. Read more »
Nicolette Dobrowolski seeks to humanize special collections in new role as Director
New SCRC Director Nicolette Dobrowolski plans to use her leadership and experience at Bird Library to achieve inclusivity with her new role. Read more »
‘Strength from solidarity:’ Workers from TCG player's union rally at NY State Fair
TCGplayer workers gather with other labor unions at the New York State Fair to fight for fair treatment and policies from their employers. Read more »
Destiny USA installs license plate reading cameras in an effort to reduce crime
Destiny USA is working with Syracuse police and a surveillance technology company through installing new cameras aimed at reducing crime in the mall. Read more »
Local union chapters use Labor Day to inform, recruit at the New York State Fair
Unions across Central New York set up booths on Monday to increase recruitment and awareness of opportunities in the Syracuse area. Read more »
NYCLU opposes city's request for ownership of I-81 land
City officials said they'll prioritize affordable housing and economic growth with the land, but the NYCLU is concerned about displacement. Read more »
Clinton Street Parking Garage code violations open for multiple years
Sixteen code violations highlighting structural integrity issues at the Clinton Street Parking Garage remain open years after being originally filed. Read more »
Where, when to vote in Syracuse general elections
On the ballot this fall are candidates for Onondaga County Executive, Onondaga County Legislature, Syracuse City Auditor and Syracuse Common Councilors. Read more »
DPS reports use of racial slur in Flint Hall
DPS officers have canvassed the area, reviewed CCTV footage and notified the Syracuse Police Department as well as the New York State Police Department. Read more »
DPS closes anti-Semitic bias incident with an inconclusive finding
An SU employee reported the incident on Sunday to DPS, leading to an investigation and questioning of the parties involved. Read more »
New Law-Social Work Partnership program aims to legally assist veterans and families
The program’s goal is to connect veterans with legal services to help them access the benefits they’ve earned through their service. Read more »
The ‘right person at the right time,’ Gawrysiak fills director role for new esports program
Syracuse University hired Joey Gawrysiak to execute its esports initiatives and oversee the growth of recreational and competitive esports. Read more »
GSO hosts annual Town Hall meeting, discusses open positions and goals for the year
The Graduate Student Organization will hold elections for open positions next week, and plans to host diverse events this year. Read more »
SU Newhouse rising junior student dies
Annie Eisner would have started her junior year this fall and was actively engaged in her sorority, Sigma Delta Tau, and Syracuse Hillel. Read more »
SU student files lawsuit against university for mishandling investigation into Jacob Cohen sexual assault case
A Syracuse University student filed a lawsuit against the university this week over its handling of its investigation into former SU student Jacob Cohen, who previously pled guilty to sexual abuse against the lawsuit’s filer and her roommate in their dorm room in 2020. Read more »
School of Engineering funding increases to strengthen young workforce at Micron
Syracuse University’s College of Engineering and Computer Science will have an increase in funding due to the arrival of Micron in New York. Read more »
Dawn Singleton seeks to bring small campus feel to support new students
Dawn Singleton was once an RA studying nursing and health sciences. Now, she is helping SU students adjust to life on campus. Read more »
SA nominates new members for Fall 2023, sets focus on sustainability
During its first meeting of the 2023-24 school year, the Student Association nominated new members to their official positions and set goals. Read more »
'The Queen of the Night': SUNY ESF, SU gather to view rare Brazilian cactus bloom
Students were able to witness the rare evening bloom of the Brazilian cactus on Monday Night at the ESF Greenhouse in Illick Hall. Read more »
'Helpless:' SU students from Hawaii grapple with disaster thousands of miles from home
In the aftermath, SU students from Hawaii said they felt the wildfires impacts personally. Read more »
SA makes strides towards inclusivity with new Director of Indigenous student affairs
Student Association will look to emphasis inclusivity, sustainability efforts and mental health initiatives during the 2023-2024 academic year. Read more »
