Writer: Kendall Luther
Syracuse University to join Northeast University Semiconductor Network
Syracuse University will join the Northeast University Semiconductor Network, fostered by Micron and the National Science Foundation. Read More »
Mayor Ben Walsh proposes $310 million city budget for fiscal year 2024
Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh announced a $310 million budget for the 2024 fiscal year at Monday’s Common Council meeting. Read More »
Community involvement initiative 'SA on Tour' to launch this week
Members on SA will engage with students and registered student organizations through “SA on Tour,” which will begin this week. Read More »
With SA experience, newly elected president and vice president look to improve student issues
As president and executive vice president, Treloar and Nayrouz will be advocating for over 16,000 SU and ESF undergraduate students. Read More »
New SA president, vice president hope to continue making student needs the 1st priority
President William Treloar and Yasmin Nayrouz will begin their transition into leadership after winning the SA spring 2023 election. Read More »
GSO Senate to recognize Memorial Day, 2 pride months and other holidays
Ben Valen, a GSo senator on the diversity committee, also raised concerns about correct pronoun use and misgendering within the GSO Senate. Read More »
With decreased student engagement, SA looks to increase voter turnout for spring elections
Amid declining student engagement, Syracuse University's Student Association is pushing to drive more students to vote in this year's election. Read More »
Falk College's Department of Public Health to host Narcan, opioid training workshops
SU’s Department of Public Health will hold Narcan and opioid training workshops on April 4 and April 5 at Falk College and Brady Market. Read More »
Student Association election for president, executive vice president to open March 27
Syracuse University’s Student Association will open its spring 2023 election Monday on SA’s website at midnight. Read More »
North Syracuse Central School District’s CRSSA funding set to expire in September
The North Syracuse Central School District will face challenges after CRRSA Act federal COVID-19 relief funding ends in September. Read More »
SCOTUS to have until June to determine the legality of Joe Biden’s student loan relief plan
The Supreme Court will soon issue a ruling for two cases that challenge the legality of President Biden's loan relief plan after hearing oral arguments. Read More »
Student Association is forming a student advisory council to oversee Micron's 2024 arrival
SA President David Bruen said he hopes the advisory council will include students from majors like political science and social work to fill careers in Micron like human resources and legal work. Read More »
One year later: SU students, professors reflect on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
On February 24, 2022, Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, resulting in lasting consequences for Ukrainian citizens. Read More »
Lawsuit against FDA, USDA seeks compensation for SNAP benefit skimming victims
The Legal Aid Society hopes to ensure that EBT card skimming crimes are handled similarly to old stolen food stamp coupons. Read More »
SA President David Bruen sets sights on community lead remediation initiatives
After attending a participatory budgeting session in February, SA President David Bruen was inspired to take a stance on the lead paint crisis in Syracuse. Read More »
'Fuel for the future': SU's Wellness Initiative celebrates National Nutrition Month
National Nutrition Month's theme for 2023 is "Fuel for the Future," which intends to highlight healthy eating and sustainability. Read More »
Collegian Hotel & Suites to be demolished and repurposed as student housing apartment
Opus Development Co. will demolish the Collegian Hotel & Suites to build a 145-unit apartment building a half mile north of SU’s campus. Read More »
Syracuse City School District mulls contract renewal with project-based curriculum institute
SCSD will consider a contract renewal with the Buck Institute for Education PBLWorks for its STEAM and STEM schools. Read More »
Student Association meets with Micron to potentially develop a partnership
Members of Syracuse University's Student Association leadership met with a Micron program leader to discuss future collaboration between both parties. Read More »
From Brooklyn to SU, Nichole Henry's welcoming presence makes her 2023 Unsung Hero
In addition to working full-time at SU, being the mother of two kids, and remaining involved in several community organizations, Henry is also working towards a doctorate degree. Read More »
Gov. Kathy Hochul extends pandemic SNAP assistance, adds $234 million in funds
Gov. Kathy Hochul’s investment in additional food assistance will provide SNAP households with a supplement of at least $95 this month. Read More »
Ahead of meeting SU’s new COO, SA looks to implement Schine meal swipes
SA President David Bruen is hopeful about the return of meal swipes to Schine Student Center with a meeting planned with SU's COO. Read More »
Village of Homer wins revitalization award to attract downtown development, business
Secretary of State Robert Rodriguez announced the Village of Homer as a winner of the Downtown Revitalization Initiative Award. Read More »
Syracuse University’s chapter of the NAACP relaunches after year-long absence
SU’s NAACP is relaunching this semester with plans to become a strong advocate for diversity and inclusion issues on campus. Read More »