Syracuse University's Institute on Veterans and Military Affrairs and the Wal-Mart Foundation are working together to tackle national issues related to veterans. Read more »
Syracuse University students have come together to bring back one of SU's student organizations that helps children affected by cancer. Read more »
Liberal columnist Cole Jermyn discusses the competing narratives in congressional and presidential races across party lines. Read more »
Liberal columnist Ryan Dunn evaluates Clinton's strengths in the third and final presidential debate. Read more »
For three months, an amendment banning housing discrimination based on source of income has been on the Syracuse City Council agenda. It was originally proposed by Councilor Jean Kessner and she said she is hopeful that next Monday, there will finally be a vote. Read more »
Politics and Prose, a biannual print political magazine, will host poetry readings across New York before the presidential debates air on national TV. Read more »
The Syracuse Police Department is hoping to strengthen its K-9 unit through a grant from the Department of Homeland Security. Read more »
Liberal columnist Cole Jermyn argues that the partisan conflict between Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner and Syracuse Rep. John Katko offers little in the way of solutions to the city’s lead paint problem. Read more »
Syracuse University Chancellor Kent Syverud has announced he is concluding his service with the Central New York Regional Economic Development Council (REDC) after two years. Read more »
Business columnist Sam Gozinsky discusses why allowing a private company to operate the New York State Fair would be a dangerous idea when it comes to maintaining the event’s cultural and economic relationship with New York residents. Read more »
Business columnist Sam Gozinsky discusses why a Florida-based real estate company’s purchase of Syracuse’s Crowne Plaza Hotel should be welcomed, despite the often unwelcome prospect of outsider "big business" investors. Read more »
Conservative columnist Kyle O’Connor argues that New York City’s initiative to introduce police officers to elementary school children should be implemented in Syracuse in order to reduce crime rates and strengthen community relations with local police. Read more »
“The Good Mind,” a documentary that premiered at the Syracuse International Film Festival’s SpringFest, provides indepth insights into the Onondaga Nation. Read more »
Cao died at his home in China on Tuesday. Read more »
The Gem Diner offers delicious, typical diner foods. It is located 10 minutes off campus on Spencer Street and is a good alternative to Modern Malt and Stella's Diner. Read more »
Business columnist Sam Gozinsky gives his take on Hillary Clinton’s “Make it in America” plan and argues that the proposal should refrain from negative reinforcement practices for the industry. Read more »
Otto the dog is a 13-month-old yellow lab who is training in the Guiding Eyes program in order to be able help people see and hear things they normally could not. Read more »
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) will campaign in Syracuse on Tuesday in his bid for the Democratic nomination for president. The campaign stop comes before the April 19 New York state primary. Read more »
Ohio Gov. John Kasich will be coming to Syracuse for a town hall meeting on Friday. Read more »
Three young women died in a drunk driving accident in November 2011 near Colgate's campus. The impact of the crash is still felt today, 16 years later. Read more »
Former Secretary of State and presidential candidate Hillary Clinton will campaign in Syracuse on Friday. Read more »
Business columnist Theo Horn discusses the positive aspects of New York’s decision to invest in Soraa, a California-based manufacturer of LED lights. Read more »
Conservative columnist Kyle O’Connor delves into the details of the Darren Hightower case and argues that the situation is reflective of the greater cultural attitude toward law enforcement in the United States that prevents officers from doing their job Read more »
Business columnist Theo Horn evaluates the ways in which the state government has handled power plants in central New York. Read more »
