Examining DPS' yearly campus security report
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 »
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Jazz and Commercial Music Program students go back to the 80s at latest concert
The Jazz and Commercial Music Program branched out with their performances as they hosted an 80’s themed night of jazz and pop music. Read more »
Say hello to fall with these Syracuse events
Bikers, horseback riders and dancers will all be served this week in Syracuse, with a wide variety of events available to students. Read more »
Tony Award-winning producer Stacey Mindich shares recent success, time at SU
“Dear Evan Hansen” producer and Newhouse alumnus Stacey Mindich spoke at the Newhouse school on Friday, sharing her advice on journalism, theater and the power of universal stories. Read more »
Celebrate queer history, culture with these LGBTQ History Month events
In honor of October being LGBTQ+ history month, SU is hosting a series of events to foster a safe, inclusive space and raise awareness for LGBTQ+ students. Read more »
SU Libraries opens a new storage vault for historical materials on South Campus
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 »
County’s plan to build an aquarium on Onondaga Lake shore ignores a 1794 treaty
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 »
171 years later, Jerry Rescue Day sparks local attention toward social change
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 »
Speakers at IVMF discuss mental health, suicide in the veteran community
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 »
Round out the end of September with 5 concerts this weekend
All within an hour of Syracuse, these 5 concerts offer a range of genres and prices, a sure hit with any music fan. Read more »
Saul Flores speaks to 1st-gen students on identity for Café con Leche series
Café con Leche hosted a first-generation student event, featuring keynote speaker Saul Flores, philanthropist and photojournalist, and fellow first-generation college student. Read more »
SU can not be silent about Vera House crisis anymore
Moving forward, Vera House and any other organization that is supposed to serve the people needs to be accountable for their actions. Read more »
Break-ins and burglaries should not be the norm. DPS needs to be more proactive.
Intercepting burglaries is a difficult task, but it shouldn’t be on the student body. Read more »
Your guide to Syracuse University homecoming weekend
Homecoming week, a time to celebrate both alumni and students, will feature lectures, cookouts and even stargazing. Read more »
Habiba’s Ethiopian Kitchen brings East African cuisine to Salt City Market
Salt City Market’s newest stall Habiba’s Ethiopian Kitchen serves authentic Ethiopian cuisine, making it the first restaurant in the city to represent traditional East African dishes. Read more »
DPS officers worry about community safety under current work schedule
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 »
First Year Players celebrates its 30th anniversary, announces annual musical
First Year Players announced their 2023 production of “Pippin” and the how the show can make college feel a little more like home. Read more »
BeReal is just not that real
The standards we are now expected to meet solely to receive the temporary satisfaction of positive feedback makes way for long-lasting mental health issues and potential social media addiction. Read more »
Looking for a multicultural experience abroad? London is the best option.
London offers a cultural experience that is hard to find anywhere else in Europe. Read more »
The top 5 most unforgettable moments Syracuse’s class of 2023 has experienced
From watching Pete Davidson get boo-ed at the Carrier Dome to the closing of Acropolis, the class of 2023 has certainly seen it all. Read more »
Amir Gethers attends Common Council meeting following arrest last week
Gethers introduced three pieces of legislation that were passed and held one for a future meeting. Read more »
Diversity highlighted at Westcott Street Cultural Fair’s 30th anniversary
The annual Westcott Street Cultural Fair offered a diverse range of music, food and artisan items for purchase all from locally sourced, small businesses. Read more »
Syracuse skaters of all ages congregate in memory of Andrew Grabowski
The Flowers Skate Shop, in conjunction with Skate4Drew, hosted a skate competition in commemoration of the late Andrew Grabowski who was a beloved pillar of the Syracuse skate scene. Read more »
UU: University Union announces return of its television channel UUTV
University Union has announced the return of University Union Television. UUTV will act as a YouTube channel offering viewers a look inside UU’s events, like Juice Jam and Bandersnatch. Read more »
