NY-22 candidate Francis Conole ties political goals to Syracuse roots
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Syracuse organizations push for food instability awareness for Hunger Action Month
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 »
Students voice frustration with SPD response times
As the Syracuse Police Department faces a staff shortage, some SU students have had negative experiences with police response times. Read more »
Syracuse officials respond to common councilor arrest, what’s next
Amir Gethers was released with an order of protection that prohibits him from contacting the woman he is accused of choking. Read more »
CultureFest showcases Syracuse University’s cultural organizations, opportunities
CultureFest brought together organizations and clubs from Syracuse University to show off their cultural delicacies and music. Read more »
Put on your dancing shoes, competitive spirit at Syracuse events this week
Dancing, drumming and D&D are all events to look forward to around Syracuse and the SU campus this week. Read more »
‘Jaw-droppingly hilarious’: Please Don’t Destroy takes Goldstein Auditorium stage
Comedy trio Please Don’t Destroy entertained Goldstein Auditorium with a captivating performance that featured performances from Chloe Troast and Jamie Linn Watson. Read more »
SA to host 6-hour tabling sessions for student complaints
On Monday, SU’s Student Association will host a new event, No Problem Too Small, on the Schine Center terrace in an effort to let students voice complaints and ask questions. Read more »
For decades, Boom Babies founder Lorraine Koury prioritized fashion, friendship
After the passing of Lorraine Koury, her former colleagues and employees spoke glowingly about the amazing woman she was. Read more »
‘Don’t Worry Darling’ misses the cinematic mark despite celebrity drama
Despite all the drama and build up to Olivia Wilde’s “Don’t Worry Darling,” the film ultimately falls flat due to poor writing and casting decisions. Read more »
Banned Book Week readout at Bird Library brings visibility to challenged books
Bird Library hosted a banned book read out for Banned Books Week 2022, focusing on children’s literature and the importance of the right to read. Read more »
UU to screen “Bodies Bodies Bodies” in conjunction with A24
University Union, in partnership with A24, will be hosting a showing of A24’s new movie “Bodies Bodies Bodies” at the Shemin Auditorium on September 28. Read more »
Biden's student loan relief is a step in the right direction for minority students
Biden’s student loan repayment plan seems to be a step in the right direction in addressing the problems people of color face financially with higher education. Read more »
Maxwell expert panel discuss implications, aftermath of Roe v. Wade overturn
Five faculty experts in Maxwell who specialize in fields related to the overturn of Roe v. Wade and its impact discussed the decision at a panel on Wednesday evening. Read more »
Library, book shop owners discuss long history of books on race being banned
While banning books based on their mentioning of race is not a new phenomenon, it has become an increasingly controversial issue in recent years. Read more »
Chancellor proposes process to revoke honorary degrees at USen meeting
Syracuse University Provost Gretchen Ritter announced Wednesday that there are currently 74 self-reported active student COVID-19 cases and 26 faculty and staff cases on campus. Read more »
Common Councilor Amir Gethers arrested following domestic violence call
Gethers was booked at 5:10 p.m. and charged with criminal obstruction of breathing and second-degree harassment. Read more »
Keeping up with fast fashion may be stylish, but what about its consequences?
SU students share how the party culture on campus perpetuates excessive consumption of fast-fashion brands. Read more »
Follow up Juice Jam with these 6 concerts in Syracuse
Groove to the music this week at these 5 concerts in and around the Syracuse area. Read more »
Puerto Rico is facing one of its worst hurricanes. Here is what we can do.
The government of Puerto Rico needs to direct a stronger effort toward long-term repairs that will be able to sustain the island's tropical weather. Read more »
Members of Women in Leadership Initiative eager to build community, develop skills
Female leaders at SU took actions, such as creating the WLI, to break barriers after a 2017 report showed discrepancies in pay with their male colleagues. Read more »
Students voice concerns over safety, SU’s expansion in town hall
The Student Association held the meeting to encourage discourse among students about problems on and around Syracuse University’s campus. Read more »
SU launches project management degree aimed at military, working students
Syracuse University's College of Professional Studies will now offer a fully online, 30-credit masters degree in project management. Read more »
Syracuse Stage musical ‘How to Dance in Ohio’ breaks barriers with its debut
The world premiere of “How to Dance In Ohio” opens at Syracuse Stage Sept. 22, making it the first modern commercial theater production to use a predominantly neurodivergent cast for its autistic roles. Read more »
