SA elects members to Assembly, Finance Board
SA President Mackenzie Mertikas expressed excitement to begin working with the new class of representatives. Read more »
Syracuse
Intoxication, personal injury reports spike since start of semester
Since the start of the school year, SU has experienced upticks in intoxication, personal injury and larceny reports. Read more »
Syracuse is reaping the benefits of a thriving rock music scene
As Syracuse continues to have a thriving music scene as underground music venues continue to host bands alike. Read more »
JPEGMAFIA's new album brings experimental hip-hop to a new level
"All My Heroes Are Cornballs,” brings an accessible album to the experimental rap genre. Read more »
SU can do more to combat vape use and nicotine addiction on campus
Liberal columnist Nick Robertson says SU can do more to combat vape use and nicotine addiction on campus through signage and education initiatives. Read more »
SU joins program to diversify intelligence field
SU was named an Intelligence Community Center of Academic Excellence in June. This designation includes a $1.5 million grant to increase diversity through education initiatives and recruitment into the intelligence field. Read more »
Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month 2019
La L.U.C.H.A. to celebrate 25 years with gala
For Latinx Undergraduate Creating History in America, abbreviated La L.U.C.H.A., familia means everything — and that sense of familia has grown stronger every year, members… Read more »
Two SU students redesign the sari to better filtrate water in developing countries
The sari is a traditional Indian garment that’s being used to help solve a clean water crisis. Read more »
Falk College held one-day program to educate people on dementia
The Alzheimer’s Association’s central New York chapter offers a non-credit program aimed to assisting people with dementia and Alzheimer’s. Read more »
Crowds Gathered for the Skytop Tailgate
Crowds gathered at Skytop to tailgate for the long-awaited Syracuse vs. Clemson football game. Parking lots opened at 3 pm before the game started at… Read more »
Maxwell to study Syracuse’s immigrant, refugee communities
The study will engage with community stakeholders in hopes of producing a report that immigrant and refugee communities will use to improve problems they face. Read more »
Salt City Market to feature local vendors
Construction of the Salt City Market will begin in the next two weeks. Read more »
SEM 100 facilitator says ‘Greek Day’ theme for football game is a step backwards for SU
Kevin Wall, a SEM 100 facilitator, says plans for Greek-themed gameday are a step backwards for our community in a time when we should be moving forward. Read more »
Michael Che brings laughs to Homecoming comedy night
University Union in partnership with the SU Traditions Commission host the Homecoming comedy night feature headliners Michael Che, Cipha Sounds and Rosebud Baker. Read more »
Syracuse men's basketball releases full schedule
The Orange take road trips to Miami, Florida State and Virginia. Read more »
Salt City Story Slam to host event at Wunderbar
Spoken-word, community and expression all come to life at the Salt City Story Slam. On Sept. 14 at 7 p.m., Salt City Story Slam, a… Read more »
Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month 2019
La Casita Cultural Center's new exhibit to highlight local Latinx culture
To kick off Latinx/Hispanic Heritage month, La Casita Cultural Center's latest exhibit will feature street art and recognizes local community leaders promoting Latin culture. Read more »
Saint Urban wine bar offers rotating menu featuring local foods
Saint Urban Wine Bar & Restaurant offers a rotating menu. Some days guests can get a three-course meal, others days they get a snack. Read more »
New York power grid challenge is part of larger state energy goals
The “Future Grid Challenge” is being held through the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority. Read more »
Syracuse adds former midfielder Sydney Pirreca as assistant coach
Syracuse went 15-6 last season but lost to Northwestern in the NCAA tournament. Read more »
Rent will kick off new season at Redhouse Arts Center
Rent hits the stage in Redhouse Arts Center’s rendition of this classic musical. Read more »
SU freshman designs for pro, college athletes
Nick Zelaya started an Instagram page designing images of various professional and college athletes, four years later, it has gotten the attention of Shane Ray, D’Angelo Russell, and more. Read more »
SU policy differs for service, support animals
The university’s Assistance Animal Policy describes a service animal as providing “active” support, while an emotional support animal provides “passive” support. Read more »
Eden, new farm-to-table restaurant, cooks food over wood fire
Eden, a new restaurant in Hanover Square, changes their menu daily to reflect the locally sourced food they receive from farmers or farmers markets each day. Read more »
