SGEU leaders explain union contract in town hall
SGEU members gathered Wednesday to collect feedback on its first contract with Syracuse University, which it ratified in late March. Read more »
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United Syracuse advocates for changes to SU employee parking rates
United Syracuse is pushing for change to SU's parking fee system, which they say disproportionately affects lower-wage employees. Read more »
SU to relocate Falk’s human dynamics programs by fall 2025
Syracuse University will transfer its human dynamics programs from David B. Falk College of Sport to other colleges by fall 2025. Read more »
Student music venue owners thrive off each other’s support
Syracuse University students collectively manage the music scene, collaborating on organizing and scheduling shows. Read more »
Center of Excellence forum highlights drone-based solutions to energy saving
Syracuse University’s Center of Excellence discussed efforts to implement drone-based techniques as an affordable energy-saving solution. Read more »
Opinion: Under Trump’s administration, freedom of speech is selective
As we look to the future, it’s essential that we demand this equality in speech protections, recognizing that selective support for free expression not only undermines democracy but can also have serious consequences in society. Read more »
NYT-featured author George Saunders inspires SU’s creative writing MFA
With his Buddhist-inspired writing process and unconventional background, George Saunders is the face of the Syracuse Creative Writing MFA program. Read more »
Opinion: Turn post-election despair into action against inequitable systems
We’re not doomed if we commit to taking care of each other through solidarity and justice-driven action. Show up, because some of our lives truly do depend on it. Read more »
Close to SU's campus, The Yard provides thrifted treasures to all
Syracuse locals Andrew Rainbow and Steve Davis sell clothes on their front lawn, attracting a range of Syracuse University students and residents. Read more »
Beat writers split on if Syracuse will beat Cal
Following a 37-31 loss to Boston College, Syracuse takes on Cal in its final road game of the regular season. Our beat writers are split on whether SU will get back in the win column. Read more »
Opponent Preview: What to know before SU’s trip to California
Syracuse faced California on Saturday, winners of its last two games. Here's everything to know about the Orange and Golden Bears. Read more »
Jaydn Ott continues legacy of all-time Cal running backs
Jaydn Ott first emerged as a lethal running back at Norco High School in 2018. Years later, Ott has cemented his mark as a top running back in Cal history. Read more »
Caricaturists poke fun at SU students with free cartoon profiles
Syracuse University hosted two caricature artists on Wednesday in Schine Student Center who depicted students as cartoons. Read more »
Repeat our humor columnist's affirmations to cope with the election
This week, our humor columnist releases her frustrations about the election outcome by screaming and accidentally scaring people. Read more »
Celebrate WERW’s launch, unwind with folk-blues this weekend
This week, music fills Syracuse with performances from Nancy Dunkle at Schine Underground and Drew Baldridge at The Song and Dance. Read more »
Gallery: Brooklyn Pickle’s behind-the-scenes magic
The Brooklyn Pickle’s menu might change but it’s traditional and familial experience never do. Behind-the-scenes magic of the Pickle, in photos. Read more »
The Brooklyn Pickle experience feels like ‘coming home for Thanksgiving’
Brooklyn Pickle, one of Syracuse's favorite sandwich shops, keeps customers coming back year after year with a friendly atmosphere. Read more »
‘Conclave’ is a solid Oscars contender but lacks real depth
Though not the most insightful thriller, “Conclave” delivers on being an enticing and dramatic film centered around the Catholic Church's pope selection. Read more »
Opinion: Political apathy doesn’t keep peace. It perpetuates privilege.
For college students directly, it’s our futures on the line when it comes to exercising our democratic right. Read more »
Annietober 365 Foundation raises $365,000 for cancer after 1 year
Growing up, Annie Blair Eisner called her birthday month “Annietober.” This would later become the motto of a cancer foundation in her honor. Read more »
Angelo Turo excelled on offense, defense at Central Square High School
Despite suffering an MCL sprain ahead of his junior year, Angelo Turo became a dominant force as a running back and linebacker at Central Square High School. Read more »
Film Review: Tight end Oronde Gadsden shifts out wide vs. Boston College
Oronde Gadsden II, Syracuse’s starting tight end, tore through Boston College’s secondary for 114 receiving yards while lining up as a wide receiver. Read more »
SU honors student veterans, U.S. service members at Veterans’ Day event
Syracuse University hosted its annual Veterans Day Celebration Monday morning, featuring alumna Lt. Col. Theresa Cross as a keynote speaker. Read more »
Opinion: AI will have irreversible effects in the music industry
As AI technologies continue to develop and reshape industries across the globe, the need for students and professionals to remain adaptable and proactive in their career development when entering the music business increases. Read more »
