USen votes to approve 135 new courses, 120 revised courses
The University Senate approved the curriculum committee’s February report, which details new, revised and other programs it reviewed. Read more »
News
SUNY ESF hosts open house for new Interfaith Space
SUNY ESF has opened a new Interfaith Space in Moon Library for students, faculty, and staff to use for prayer, meditation, and reflection. Read more »
Bishop Dr. H. Bernard Alex blends political realm with faith community
Dr. H. Bernard Alex, bishop of Syracuse and leader of Victory Temple Fellowship Church, said he felt ties to the community at a young age. Read more »
Syracuse Deputy Commissioner of Water, common councilors address lead water crisis
Syracuse city officials face criticism from community advocates for delayed lead pipe replacements and mismanaged testing. Read more »
SCORE educates on racial disparities, history through youth-led sessions
SCORE prepares students to educate others about racial disparities and the histories of minority groups that aren’t taught in schools. Read more »
Citizen Action of New York hosts rally standing with public workers, unions
Citizen Action of New York rally opposed Trump's actions to restructure the federal workforce, which could lead to job losses. Read more »
Common Council unanimously votes to improve Syracuse water quality
The Syracuse City Common Council unanimously approved a series of measures aimed at addressing the city’s water quality issues. Read more »
‘Paddington in Peru’ loses cozy charm, maintains clever humor
“Paddington in Peru” displays stunning visuals and exceptional acting but does not live up to the charm of its predecessors. Read more »
SU directs employees on working with external law enforcement, including ICE
The Department of Public Safety issued instructions for employees should the United States Immigrations and Customs Enforcement enter campus. Read more »
SA proposes solutions to allocate rollover funds efficiently
SA plans to allocate funds more effectively, hoping to direct money more directly to registered student organizations. Read more »
Newhouse News Diversity Fellowship website undergoing changes after DOEd directive
The Newhouse School's News Diversity Fellowship is updating its website following a DOEd complaint, but the program itself remains unchanged. Read more »
Book Buddies CNY aims to boost literacy rates in Syracuse schools
Book Buddies CNY partners with six elementary schools throughout the city where community volunteers work with students. Read more »
Barner-McDuffie House hosts Black Health Professional Panel
Black women in healthcare gathered for a panel to discuss the importance of representation, diversity, and available resources at SU. Read more »
SA prepares for spring semester elections
For the upcoming spring 2025 election, SA will introduce more activities for the student body to garner higher participation. Read more »
Gov. Hochul refuses to extradite doctor who prescribed abortion pills to minor
Gov. Kathy Hochul rejected Louisiana's request to extradite a doctor who was indicted for prescribing abortion pills to a minor. Read more »
Project Mend calls for justice reform, celebrates 3rd issue
Community members celebrated Project Mend’s third issue, honoring those who are impacted by mass incarceration. Read more »
VPA undergraduate student dies
Wobbe was originally from Louisville, Kentucky, and was studying musical theater, SU's Allen Groves Wrote in Friday night email. Read more »
DPS investigating bias incident in Ernie Davis Dining Hall
DPS received a report that a student made offensive comments with “racial undertones” to another student, according the department. Read more »
Andrea-Rose Oates claims Unsung Hero Award for nonprofit ‘Girlz Rize’
Andrea-Rose Oates, SU junior, received the Unsung Hero Award honoring her community service and advocacy for girls' education. Read more »
Hochul recognizes February as Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month
Gov. Kathy Hochul declared February as Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, with February 11 marked by landmarks lit in orange. Read more »
U.S. Justice Department suing multiple state officials for immigration policies
The U.S. Justice Dept is suing New York state over policies that protect undocumented immigrants and block Trump’s deportation agenda. Read more »
Families for Lead Freedom calls for lead state of emergency
Families for Lead Freedom Now is urging a state of emergency in Syracuse over inaccurate lead water testing. Read more »
Hamas announces Israeli hostage release delay
Israeli Prime Minister gave Hamas an ultimatum threatening to resume fighting if the Israeli hostages are not returned by Saturday afternoon. Read more »
National Action Network holds rally against racism following Rudd's comments
The National Action Network held a rally denouncing racism after Mayoral Candidate Tim Rudd’s racist remarks against Deputy Mayor Sharon Owens. Read more »
