Hate-based crimes in New York state reach new highs
New York state saw a 69% increase in hate crimes since 2019, the highest recorded increase in a five-year period. Read more »
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New York should mandate and provide masks, not ban them
We can and should define our own ethos around disability, national and social liberation. Read more »
Our humor columnist has a million issues with the Great NY State Fair
As a hard-to-please Syracuse resident, our humor columnist lists her complaints with the Great New York State Fair. Read more »
Post Malone successfully debuts country sound with help from star-studded supporting cast
Post Malone’s new album, "F-1 Trillion" signals the rapper's transition into country music. With his new song releases with popular country artists and consistent lyrics, the album proved to be another hit. Read more »
Missed Flo Rida at Juice Jam? See the artist at the Great NY State Fair
The Great New York State Fair hosts various attractions, including concerts. This week, check out performances by artists like Flo Rida and Rick Ross. Read more »
Debunking the 'freshman 15' myth: What incoming college students should know
By adopting a few simple strategies, you can maintain your wellbeing while enjoying your newfound independence. Read more »
Megan Moroney shares heart-to-heart performance with fans at Great NY State Fair
Central New Yorkers and out-of-towners gathered on Monday night to watch Megan Moroney’s performance at the Great New York State Fair. Read more »
SU Wind Ensemble releases album paying homage to the Pan American Flight 103
Students in the Syracuse University Wind Ensemble worked together to produce and release an album honoring lives lost in the tragic Pan American Flight 103. Read more »
Sabrina Carpenter's 'Short n' Sweet' expresses complex emotions with comedic lyrics
Sabrina Carpenter solidified her status alongside other pop icons with the release of her second studio album, "Short n' Sweet." From the fun, playful lyrics in "Espresso" to the emotion-charged "Sharpest Tool," Carpenter's album guides listeners through love and heartbreak. Read more »
'We are not people in the past:' Haudenosaunee Welcome highlights Indigenous strength
Members of various Indigenous nations spoke to the Syracuse community about pressing issues, adding an element of reflection and history to the first week of classes. Read more »
A disjointed plot in 'Trap' reveals Shyamalan's Achilles' heel
“Trap” loses its intrigue after the first act, falling short of Shyamalan’s previous successes as a master of suspense. Read more »
Spurred by memes and social media trends, Charli xcx, Billie Eilish’s sounds dominate summer 2024
Summer 2024 has brought music hits appealing to a range of listeners. From new pop albums to artists resurfacing their music, there are plenty of tunes to enjoy before the season’s end. Read more »
Party In The Park 2024 breaks 'social silos,' showcases Black art
Party In The Park unites New Yorkers with local business owners for a fun-filled day of shopping. Hosted by Niche Production and the Black Artist Collective of central New York, the festival includes diverse talent and vendors from across the state. Read more »
Disciplinary proceedings against GSE members contradict what SU stands for
Get the latest Syracuse news delivered right to your inbox. Subscribe to our newsletter here. The Political Science Graduate Students Association (PSGSA) at Syracuse University… Read more »
Make the most of 'sylly week' with these five events
Celebrate the first week of classes with these five events. Ground yourself with a reiki chair session at the Barnes Center at the Arch or enjoy a fun-filled day at the New York State Fair. Read more »
Embracing the Orange spirit can lead to a fulfilling SU experience
Getting involved and integrated in our community is difficult as well as daunting, but it is the most integral aspect of the SU experience. Read more »
Hochul highlights Micron, endorses Harris at DNC talk with SU professor
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul joined Margaret Talev for an intimate conversation on the second day of the 2024 Democratic National Convention. Read more »
While campus is quiet, Syracuse summer festivals foster a flourishing city community
Annual festivals like CNY Pride, CNY Scottish Games and the Syracuse Nationals experienced unprecedented turnout this summer. With entertaining performances and exhibits, the festivals are a safe space for Syracuse residents to come together and celebrate. Read more »
SU orientation leaders, programs help new students find their footing
SU orientation programs, including BIPOC Communities and ‘Cuse First, help new students seamlessly transition to college. The programs also reward orientation leaders who give back to the campus community. Read more »
John Spina's TikTok fame reaches beyond his dancing persona
Syracuse University sophomore John Spina has gone viral several times on TikTok for his dancing videos. However, a TikTok about the cost of tuition doubled his following and skyrocketed his influence. Read more »
Four underrated movies produced this summer that are worth your time
As the summer winds down, here is a list of movies you might have missed but are worth a watch. Read more »
The lies needed to tell to your bffs about the summer you definitely had...or didn't
Following the advice of her middle school guidance counselor, our humor columnist prepares for back to school season with a list of lies to tell her friends about her awesome summer adventures. In reality, her most exciting summer days consisted of trips to the movie theater. Read more »
Experience a proper SU welcome by popping into these 4 events
Students old and new have opportunities to enjoy what Syracuse has to offer. Read more »
9-story apartment building on University Avenue approved by city of Syracuse
The Syracuse Planning Commission approved plans for a new apartment on University Avenue — under a half-mile north of Syracuse University. Read more »
