Writer: Brenne Sheehan
FYP flooded with SU dorms, Orange gamedays? It's TikTok's algorithm at work.
TikTok’s predictive algorithm puts more Syracuse-related content on local students’ feeds than in years past. Read More »
Biden picks Delaware, not Syracuse, for presidential library
Former President Joe Biden will build his presidential library in Delaware, despite previously considering Syracuse University. Biden’s foundation approved the location, and university officials have not commented on if Biden spoke with SU. Read More »
DPS, SPD investigate assault on Marshall Street
Syracuse University’s Department of Public Safety and Syracuse Police Department responded to reports of an assault on Marshall Street. Read More »
‘Student-focused’ record, desire for feedback landed Michael Bunker DPS chief job
SU named Michael Bunker head of its Department of Public Safety in July. Bunker is eager to bring informed methods of community policing from past college safety roles with goals to meet with and learn from campus affinity groups. Read More »
‘One Big Beautiful Bill:’ key provisions, federal funding cuts
July 4 saw Trump sign the “One Big, Beautiful Bill” into law, thus slashing federal funding and raising the deficit ceiling by $5 trillion. Read More »
SU alumnus calls airport’s dismissal of her sexual harassment ad ‘censorship’
Syracuse University alumnus Megan Thomas claims Syracuse Regional Airport Authority’s dismissal of her law firm’s sexual harassment ad is unfair censorship and reflects gender bias. Read More »
Sharon Owens wins Syracuse mayoral democratic primary, other results
Sharon Owens won the Syracuse Democratic mayoral primary Tuesday, with local Democratic candidates also securing key primary victories. Read More »
Westcott Theater shutting down due to city code violations, licensing issues
The Syracuse Department of Code Enforcement shut down all events at the Westcott Theater after finding code violations and licensing issues. Read More »
Syverud releases statement expressing concern over federal education policy changes
Chancellor Kent Syverud wrote that he would continue to engage with elected officials and advocate on behalf of the SU community. Read More »
NYCLU, NYSDOT to give protections for residents ahead of I-81 removal
NYCLU and NYSDOT will host a community panel Thursday at the Dunbar Center regarding I-81 viaduct removal. Read More »
SU alumnus wins Pulitzer for essays on Palestinian experience in Gaza
Mosab Abu Toha, a 2023 SU graduate, earned a Pulitzer Prize for documenting his experience living in the Gaza Strip amid the Israel-Hamas war. Read More »
Syracuse’s 'Look Before You Rent' tool holds landlords accountable
Syracuse launched the 'Look Before You Rent' tool on April 1. It aids accountability for landlords, showing information like rental registry. Read More »
Mayor Walsh’s $348.4M proposed fiscal budget draws community concerns
Community members and local leaders shared concerns about Mayor Ben Walsh’s proposed $348.4 million fiscal year 2026 budget. Read More »
Common Council authorizes over $6.7 million in community grants
The Syracuse Common Council authorized an application for three federal community block grants from the Housing and Urban Development office. Read More »
‘You can’t just love the money’: Gary Campbell gives back through renovation
Gary Campbell of G&C General Construction serves the Syracuse community by restoring condemned and abandoned properties in the area. Read More »
SU Skateboarding Club fosters safe space for all to hit their next trick
The Skateboarding Club at Syracuse University coordinates events for both novice and experienced skateboarders to socialize and improve their skills. Read More »
Paula Uche, Deborah Holihan share mixed-media exhibit honoring nature
Paula Uche and Deborah Holihan create very different art, but they come together at the Petit Branch Library until March 29. Read More »