College of Law will use proctoring software despite bias, security concerns
Students and experts allege that the test monitoring software is racist, ableist, transphobic and prone to security breaches. Read more »
Syracuse
Friendly Face club aims to create connections during a time of isolation
Syracuse University students Asha Duerden and Alexa Policano created the club due to the difficulty of making friends during the coronavirus pandemic. Read more »
SU alumna writes song for Young People’s Chorus of New York City project
Jordan Reynoso wrote a song called “Grown” reflecting on her experience growing up and how things have changed over time. Read more »
Right Mind Syracuse offers variety of creative art workshops
The workshops welcome artists of all experience levels to collaborate and create art projects, including paintings and snowflake string art. Read more »
SU won’t offer season tickets for basketball, shifts to single-game model
The pivot comes amid “the many uncertainties created by the COVID-19 pandemic,” the release said. Read more »
ACC announces Syracuse's conference schedule for 2020-21 season
Out of the Orange’s 20 conference games, 10 will take place in the Carrier Dome and 10 will be on the road. Read more »
Bandier students use TikTok to promote music
The Newhouse School’s music industry program launched an account on the social media app to share the work of students and alumni. Read more »
SU dance groups promote performances on social media
Instead of in-person performances, Creations Dance Company and Outlaws Dance Troupe are showcasing their choreography through concept videos. Read more »
The Westcott Theater hosts virtual and private events for local artists
The theater is part of an initiative to provide relief for independent venues from the federal government. Read more »
Even with President-elect Biden, the future is unclear
In this election, President Donald Trump lost and democracy won. But the future for our country is still unclear. Read more »
Parts of Onondaga County labeled as COVID-19 precautionary 'yellow zones'
Precautionary microcluster “yellow zones” such as Onondaga County must limit non-essential gatherings held both indoors and outdoors to 25 people or fewer. Read more »
19 employees at Armory Square restaurant contract coronavirus
The employees worked at the Armory Square restaurant from Oct. 24 through Nov. 3 from 11 am to between 9am and 11pm. Read more »
Choose your spring 2021 class schedule based on your go-to mask
Whether you wear an N95 mask, bandana or hand-sewn mask, here are some courses to consider taking next semester. Read more »
Students celebrate Biden victory, list expectations for next 4 years
University Neighborhood residents celebrated the victory on their front lawns or roofs, or taped signs to their houses, many of them denouncing Trump. Read more »
SU petitions to modify purpose of scholarship funds to support Falk students
SU filed petitions in court to modify the purpose of four endowment funds, some set aside for the School of Nursing, which closed nearly 14 years ago. Read more »
How Onondaga County will count 57,000 absentee ballots
As the county prepares to count mail-in ballots, here’s a breakdown on what the process will look like. Read more »
Kappa Lambda talent showcase raises money for college scholarship
The 31st Annual Jabberwock Talent Showcase followed the theme “Night at the Museum: A Visionary’s Venture” and raised money for the Mary McLeod Bethune Scholarship. Read more »
Native American Heritage Month 2020
Play commemorates Trans Day of Remembrance
The LGBT Resource Center and Office of Multicultural Affairs streamed the play “SIJSIWAYULU,” which tells the story of two transgender women claiming their Two-Spirit identity. Read more »
Walsh enters quarantine for 2nd time after possible coronavirus exposure
Walsh entered quarantine after learning he had come into contact with a city employee who tested positive for COVID-19. Read more »
University Union will host STEMS concert featuring Chloe x Halle
University Union's first ever STEMS concert will consist of both a masterclass-style moderated discussion and short performance from the Atlanta-originated duo. Read more »
Incarcerated Syracuse residents watch 2020 election unfold from behind bars
Inmates at Auburn Correctional Facility watched the 2020 election through word-of-mouth, phone calls and varying amounts of cable news and articles. Read more »
Redhouse Arts Center honors long-time artists
Scenic and lighting designer Marie Yokoyama and director, writer and actor Temar Underwood are the inaugural recipients of the two-year positions. Read more »
SU students connect through popular video game Among Us
The multiplayer game has become a popular social activity this semester, with many SU students playing Among Us to connect with and compete against friends. Read more »
Syracuse CoWorks engages members through game nights, writing workshops
The coworking space has continued to provide opportunities for social interaction during the coronavirus pandemic. Read more »
