Writer archives: Bailey Dunn
1st-ever supermajority signifies major change for county legislature makeup
After his reelection, Rep. John Mannion held a press conference Wednesday to detail his stances and what he hopes to bring to NY-22. Read More »
Syracuse University will require SUIDs to access all academic buildings
Syracuse University announced new procedures for all academic buildings on campus beginning Nov. 16, requiring SU members to carry their SUID. Read More »
SU’s End Overdose holds Narcan training to limit deaths, push intervention
SU’s End Overdose supplied naloxone training to prevent overdose deaths through educational insight, medical intervention and awareness. Read More »
SGA allocates over $14,000 toward funding student organization programming
Syracuse University’s SGA Finance Board sorted through 37 funding requests from registered student organizations, approving six on Oct. 16. Read More »
SU’s Banned Book Week organizers emphasize need for intellectual freedom
SU’s Banned Book Week will provide opportunities for discourse about intellectual freedom, censorship and access to information. Read More »
Locals, students give mental health testimonies for Suicide Prevention Month
The Syracuse Common Council voted to recognize September 2026 as Suicide Prevention Awareness Month on Sept. 21. Read More »
SU to close part of Ostrom Ave. starting Wednesday for dorm construction
SU's new residence hall construction will block traffic on the 700 block of Ostrom Avenue starting Wednesday through Oct. 21. Read More »
Syracuse Common Council delays Westcott Theater voting at weekly meeting
The Syracuse Common Council delayed voting on Westcott Theater’s special use permit and ended the issue’s public hearing aspect over Monday. Read More »
Syracuse community voices concern over Westcott Theater’s future at hearing
Syracuse Common Council held a public hearing Wednesday on the proposed ordinance requesting the revocation of the Westcott Theater’s permit. Read More »
SHA board chairman resigns amid East Adams project conflict of interest
Chairman of the SHA Board of Commissioners Ryan Benz resigned Thursday after a potential conflict of interest two months earlier. Read More »
Haynie backs SU’s investments, says student demand isn't the ‘problem’
Chancellor Haynie wrote in a campus email that he aims to be “candid” about SU’s budget deficit as it continues adapting as a university. Read More »
SGA aims to gauge student job demand, expand professional opportunities
SU’s SGA sent a survey to students asking about employment interests, as it works with the university to aid students ahead of graduation. Read More »
SGA strives for campus visibility, targets concrete change in 70th session
SU’s 70th SGA session opens with various new positions and developments aimed to increase campus visibility and address student concerns. Read More »
NY State Fair to implement new safety measures after prior shooting scare
The NY State Fair will implement new safety measures after a shooting scare years prior, which emotionally affected many SU students. Read More »
SU’s AI degrees aim to responsibly prepare students for evolving job market
As part of its “larger AI push," Syracuse University is introducing three new AI degree programs, all available to students this fall. Read More »
Syracuse University alum, content creator ‘Metronade’ dies at 23
SU alum Roger Elliot Moore, known as “Metronade,” died Monday in an accident, according to a statement posted to his Instagram Friday. With over 1.2 million followers, Moore was a "blueprint" in founding SU's Center for the Creator Economy. Read More »
Founded by SU senior, Miirror app bridges gaps in eating disorder recovery
Miirror, a platform aiming to fix the gap in eating disorder healthcare, was originally a passion project for SU senior Haley Greene. Read More »
I-81 construction hits SU’s west campus water main, brown water expected
The water main supplying Syracuse University’s west campus was hit by ongoing I-81 construction Tuesday afternoon. Read More »
Haynie gives ‘fireside’ chat to students, faculty at annual Whitman Day
SU’s acting Chancellor Mike Haynie gave a “fireside chat” to students and faculty at the annual Whitman Day event. Read More »
Student Technology Board considers AI, data concerns at SGA meeting
SU’s Enterprise Application System’s assistant vice president addressed data protection, user experience and AI at Monday’s SGA meeting. Read More »
Emily Castillo, Max Lachut stake SGA campaign on delivering ‘results’
Emily Castillo and Max Lachut, two SGA candidates, have built a campaign upon the goal of delivering “results” to students. Read More »
‘Promise to Progress’ SGA candidates outline goals at Citrus TV debate
Uncontested Student Government Association candidates Emily Castillo, Max Lachut and Ryan Bouchey took to a Thursday Citrus TV “debate” to outline their goals as SGA president, vice president and comptroller, respectively. Read More »
SGA partners with local vendors to cultivate 1st indoor farmers market
SU’s SGA hosted its first indoor farmers market at the Miron Victory Court. The market was organized at no cost to vendors or students. Read More »