Maurice 'Mo' Brown beats Moise 'Mo' Moodie for Onondaga County Legislature District 15
Brown, who was endorsed by the Syracuse chapters of the Democratic Socialists of America and the Working Families Party, received 93% of the vote. Read more »
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Center for Policy Research discusses Micron's economic, environmental impacts
SU’s Center for Policy Research hosted a panel discussion to discuss the economic and sustainability impacts of Micron's investment in central New York. Read more »
DPS reports antisemitic graffiti in Bird Library
The antisemitic graffiti was reported anonymously through the Stop Bias Portal and referred to the Department of Public Safety on Wednesday. Read more »
Cannabis showcase on Marshall Street seeks to provide SU community with safe cannabis products
A new temporary cannabis growers showcase on Marshall Street opened its doors in September, offering the SU community a safer option for cannabis products. Read more »
SU cancels Middle Eastern studies scholar teach-in event due to safety concerns
SU's Department of Public Safety determined the event could not be held as scheduled for Tuesday afternoon due to safety concerns. Read more »
SU leadership, local officials discuss implications of I-81 transformation
The panelists met at Syracuse University and addressed the long-standing racial inequities and environmental disparities caused by Interstate 81. Read more »
SU will begin shuttle service between Nancy Cantor Warehouse and South Campus
Syracuse University will add a new transportation route running from SU’s South Campus to the Nancy Cantor Warehouse through a passenger van shuttle. Read more »
DPS reports antisemitic, racist bias incidents in Day Hall, both present since August move-in
Residents from Day Hall reported the bias-motivated graffiti Wednesday and Thursday, but DPS confirmed the graffiti had been present since August. Read more »
Maurice Brown, Moise Moodie share platforms ahead of Onondaga County’s 15th district race
While neither has served in public office, Brown and Moodie explained how their unique backgrounds can translate into representing voters in the county. Read more »
Onondaga County Sheriff confirms police are looking into changing body cam protocol at Town Hall
Shelley confirmed that Onondaga County police are looking into changing existing policies for body cameras after a deputy killed two teenagers on Sept. 6. Read more »
DPS reports 2 off-campus robberies, 1 student injured
The two robberies occurred off-campus between Thursday night and early Friday morning, with one SU student injured, according to DPS. Read more »
SU's Academic Strategic Plan outlines ambitious academic goals to meet by 2028
Goals in the new iteration of the Academic Strategic Plan include expanding study abroad and investing in STEM education connected to Micron Technology. Read more »
College Republicans to host fossil fuel advocate in lecture, Q&A session
Epstein is known for championing fossil fuel usage. He will debate Tom Rand in the Schine Student Center's Goldstein Auditorium Wednesday night. Read more »
'Run the Redline' sheds light on the prevalence of redlining, urban renewal projects
Participants ran along the path of redlining that federal and local government officials implemented to divide the city of Syracuse’s racial communities. Read more »
NY state, SU will roll out updated COVID-19 vaccines
Gov. Kathy Hochul said the updated COVID-19 will soon be available at pharmacies and healthcare providers across the state, including at SU. Read more »
Mayor Walsh, Common Council seek greater oversight of tobacco retailers through new legislation
The Syracuse Common Council passed new regulations aimed to crack down on smoke shops selling tobacco and vaping products to underage customers. Read more »
Micron and economic development at forefront of 2023 county executive debate
The state of Onondaga County's economic future took center stage as Incumbent Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon seeks reelection this fall. Read more »
Clinton Street Parking Garage code violations open for multiple years
Sixteen code violations highlighting structural integrity issues at the Clinton Street Parking Garage remain open years after being originally filed. Read more »
The ‘right person at the right time,’ Gawrysiak fills director role for new esports program
Syracuse University hired Joey Gawrysiak to execute its esports initiatives and oversee the growth of recreational and competitive esports. Read more »
Hochul visits Onondaga Nation territory, 1st NY Gov. to do so in 50 years
Governor Kathy Hochul and Onondaga Nation leaders discussed opportunities to collaborate with the Nation on issues like education and health care. Read more »
SU begins construction on Schine esports facility, continues Link Hall renovation
With preparation for construction underway, the university hopes to open a new esports venue in the Schine Student Center by the 2024-2025 academic year. Read more »
Columbus Monument Corp. will appeal ruling that would allow Syracuse to proceed with statue removal
Now that the city can continue toward the removal of the Christopher Columbus statue, there is potential for future legal action when the administrative approval process is complete. Read more »
Jeremy Jordan named new dean of Falk College
Jeremy Jordan has been a faculty member for the University of Miami, Mississippi State University and the University of Memphis. His tenure begins September 1. Read more »
Biden announces new student loan forgiveness plan for 800,000 borrowers
Biden's new student loan forgiveness plan will target borrowers who have been repaying loans for at least 20 years. Read more »
