Micron, the fourth-largest producer of semiconductors in the world, will construct a high-volume semiconductor memory manufacturing site, creating nearly 50,000 jobs. Read more »
The form will become available to students on Tuesday through SA’s Instagram page. The form will also be released to the student body in a mass email later in the week. Read more »
Student Association has planned several events for Mental Health Awareness Week including a concert and several tabling events. Read more »
Cheney spoke about the role of citizenship in protecting democracy following the Jan. 6, 2021 insurrection in Goldstein Auditorium on Tuesday. Read more »
SU students in programs like architecture and design spend hundreds of dollars each semester on supplies for their class projects. Read more »
Students in the clinic represent clients dealing with charges like traffic violations. Read more »
New York state plans to phase out sales of gas-only vehicles and transition entirely to zero-emission vehicles like electric and hybrid cars by 2035. Read more »
SU’s Department of Public Safety published its 2022 campus security report in line with the Jeanne Clery Act, which mandates yearly crime data reporting. Read more »
SA President David Bruen and Finance Board Member Dylan France collected student opinions for November’s Board of Trustees meeting. Read more »
SU Libraries opened a new 14,000 square foot storage vault this summer to store delicate historical materials, such as film negatives, artwork, and books from its Special Collections Research Center. Read more »
The 1794 Treaty of Canandaigua still legally recognizes Syracuse’s Inner Harbor, where the county plans to build an aquarium, as Onondaga Nation land. Read more »
Memorialized as a statue in Clinton Square, the event is an “inflection point” in the history of slavery in America. The statue features Samuel May, a white abolitionist; Rev. Jermain W. Loguen, a Black man who previously escaped his own enslavement and William “Jerry” Henry. Read more »
The two remaining third parties that will appear on ballots — the Working Families Party and the Conservative Party — frequently use a practice known as fusion voting, where major party candidates can have their names appear multiple times on the same ballot as different parties’ candidates. Read more »
The talk, which was held in the K.G. Tan Auditorium, had experts discuss the impacts of mental health on veterans and possible resources for the community. Read more »
AASHE awarded the platinum ranking to ESF along with 10 other schools in its 2022 Sustainable Campus Index, which puts the college in the top 2% of all schools the organization surveyed. Read more »
Of the 38 burglaries that occurred around campus since the end of August, 13 occurred between 3 a.m. and 7 a.m. when only one shift of officers is on duty. Read more »
The group had gathered for a vigil, hosted by Syracuse University’s Iranian Student Association, in the wake of Mahsa Amini’s death. Read more »
There have been 75 burglaries in the city of Syracuse, 38 of which being in the area surrounding SU and LeMoyne College, since the end of August. Read more »
For Canada’s best players, Syracuse is a logical next step in development. Read more »
Gethers introduced three pieces of legislation that were passed and held one for a future meeting. Read more »
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Food insecurity is also a major concern, as Syracuse has the highest number of children living in poverty of any major city in the United States. Read more »
As the Syracuse Police Department faces a staff shortage, some SU students have had negative experiences with police response times. Read more »
Amir Gethers was released with an order of protection that prohibits him from contacting the woman he is accused of choking. Read more »
