Writer: Chloe Fox Rinka
SU Community Review Board announces new leadership, members for 2025-26
SU’s Community Review Board announced its 2025-26 leadership, including law student Lindsey Oliver as chair and professor Stefanie Pilkay as vice chair. Read More »
Remembrance Scholars present plans to ‘move forward’ at Rose Laying Ceremony
Friday’s Rose Ceremony was one of Remembrance Week's final events. Each scholar recognized the victim they represent and shared lessons. Read More »
Delta Phi Epsilon plans to honor Pan Am Flight 103 victim with scholarship
Delta Phi Epsilon will work to endow a scholarship to memorialize Cynthia J. Smith after she died in the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103. Read More »
CNY lawmakers oppose Hochul’s pipeline plan, cite water quality risks
Central New York lawmakers spoke out against Gov. Kathy Hochul’s implementation of Northeast Supply Enhancement and Construction Pipelines in the state. Read More »
Thousands rally against Trump in DeWitt, join ‘No Kings’ protests across U.S.
Demonstrators in DeWitt joined millions across the US and abroad to protest President Donald Trump in nationwide “No Kings” protests Oct. 18. Read More »
Student group combats period poverty with local advocacy, education efforts
PERIOD.'s SU chapter works to combat period poverty through education and service with initiatives to make menstrual product care packages. Read More »
SU appoints Dean of Students Sheriah Dixon as inaugural Title VI coordinator
Syracuse University appointed Dean of Students Sheriah Dixon as its first Title VI coordinator, in line with state policy. Read More »
SU community members commemorate hostages, victims 2 years after Oct. 7 attack
Attendees lit candles at the front of Hendricks Chapel to honor Israeli hostages in captivity and those killed in the Oct. 7 Hamas attack. Read More »
Syracuse University's ongoing dorm construction to close sidewalks, increase traffic
SU’s 544 University Place, Waverly Avenue, Comstock Avenue and University Avenue Hotel construction to cause traffic detours. Read More »
Seth Thompson aims to expand access as ESF’s new diversity chief
Newly appointed ESF Chief Diversity Officer Seth Thompson aims to improve ESF’s accessibility and inclusivity campus-wide. Read More »
Nearly 2,800 Syracuse lead pipes to be replaced under Hochul infrastructure funding
Gov. Kathy Hochul announced a $176 million statewide investment to improve sewer and water infrastructure. Read More »
Over 100 protest Trump, late-night TV removals at Indivisible Onondaga County rally
Over 100 attendees protested the Trump administration at a rally hosted by Indivisible Onondaga County Friday. Read More »
SUNY ESF’s Environmental Studies Student Organization hosts climate change panel
SUNY ESF’s Environmental Studies Student Organization hosted panelists to discuss current climate issues facing the federal government. Read More »
Micron’s Clay facility construction updates, start date delays
After four start delays, Micron's groundbreaking is slated for November, nearly three years after the announcement of its arrival. Read More »
SU receives 'D-’ in 2025 campus free speech rankings
Syracuse University received a D- score on the 2025 College Free Speech Rankings, a yearly assessment of free speech on campus. Read More »
City’s $29.7M loss of guaranteed funding halts East Adams revitalization
Under Trump's megabill, Syracuse lost its $29.7 million federal grant for rebuilding the East Adams neighborhood. Read More »
Syracuse mayoral candidates dissect affordable housing, policing at 1st debate
Sharon Owens, Tom Babilon, Alfonso Davis andTim Rudd gathered on Tuesday to discuss their backgrounds and their agendas’ goals. Read More »
Common Council revised fiscal budget, STEAM school plan over summer
The Syracuse Common Council revised its fiscal year 2026 budget and updated its STEAM high school initiatives. Read More »
Maxwell to retire citizenship and civic engagement major, open new office
Syracuse University's Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs announced it would retire its Citizenship and Civic Engagement major. Read More »
Author says civilian casualties in Gaza ‘not an accident’ at Peace Council talk
Syracuse Peace Council hosted author Phyllis Bennis to discuss the U.S.' relationship with Israel and ongoing military action in Palestine. Read More »
Petition urges EPA emergency action for Syracuse drinking water, lead crisis
Families for Lead Freedom Now and other groups filed a legal petition Monday urging the EPA to address high lead levels in Syracuse’s water. Read More »
IKEA to open Destiny USA location this fall
IKEA is opening its third New York location at Destiny USA in Syracuse this fall. The 70,000 sq ft store will feature over 3,000 products Read More »
SU to increase 2025-26 attendance costs, financial aid investment
Syracuse University's full-time undergraduate tuition, housing and meal plan rates will rise for the 2025-26 academic year. Read More »
GSO urges Syracuse University to defend academia against Trump attacks
SU’s GSO urged Chancellor Syverud to form a Mutual Academic Defense Compact in response to Trump's attacks on higher education. Read More »