3 takeaways from Washington on the eve of Donald Trump's inauguration
On the day before Donald Trump's inauguration, protesters took to the streets in Washington, D.C., as did some Trump supporters and educators. Read more »
Writer archives: Satoshi Sugiyama
Donald Trump’s Trans-Pacific Partnership opposition and its consequences, explained
President-elect Donald Trump wants the United States to withdraw from the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal. Here’s what that means. Read more »
News briefs: What you might have missed over Winter Break
Here is a rundown of news that happened over Winter Break. Read more »
Liberal professor watchlist raises alarm among faculty at SU and its peer institutions
A website listing faculty with liberal bias is raising concern from Dana Cloud, Syracuse University professor who was on the list. Read more »
Students at Syracuse University celebrate Dakota Access Pipeline reroute announcement
A rally in support of the protesters at Standing Rock is still being held on Monday at Syracuse University, despite the Army Corps of Engineers’ rejection of the Dakota Access pipeline being built under Lake Oahe. Read more »
Driver arrested for possible DWI after flipping car upside down near Syracuse University campus
After flipping his car on Ostrom Avenue near Shaw Hall, a driver was arrested for a possible DWI early Saturday morning. Read more »
Paid parental leave may make progress under President-elect Donald Trump, experts say he needs to do more
Experts assess the state of paid family leave in the United States while President-elect made proposals on expanding benefits. Read more »
Maxwell School receives multi-million dollar donation from alumni
Two Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs alumni will provide a multi-million dollar bequeath to fund citizenship education. Read more »
International student enrollment at Syracuse University has increased, but resources have not
At Syracuse University, the number of international student has gone up year after year. However officials express concern of the university's capability to handle the increase. Read more »
Whitman student Jason Smith dies
The university notified the community of Jason Smith's death Thursday morning. He was from Canton, Connecticut. Read more »
Hundreds of Syracuse University students walk out of classes in nationally organized 'Sanctuary Campus' protest
Syracuse University and State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry students, faculty and staff have participated in a demonstration supporting "sanctuary campus" that shield undocumented students from deportation and against Donald Trump's rhetoric. Read more »
Senate Democrats elect NY's Chuck Schumer as Senate minority leader
Democrats in the United States Senate have elected New York Sen. Chuck Schumer as Senate minority leader. Read more »
Onondaga District Attorney: The shooting of SU employee Deric Brown near Walnut Park was justified
After exchanging fire, Brown was shot and died from his injuries after being transported to Upstate University Hospital. Read more »
How did the media get Trump wrong?
Media experts criticize the media for not taking Donald Trump's candidacy seriously and giving him too much free air time for the sake of rating. Read more »
National security experts express serious concerns over the uncertainty of Donald Trump presidency
Four national security experts discussed United States national security challenges President Donald Trump would be facing in a talk on Wednesday. Read more »
On campus, concern and disbelief after Donald Trump wins presidency
In response to Republican Donald Trump won the presidential election, a few hundred students have participated in a vigil to express their frustration. Read more »
Republican keeps its control of the House of Representatives
The Republican Party is maintaining its control of the House of Representatives, exceeding the majority of 218 seats needed on Tuesday night, according to media projections. Read more »
Republicans control the Senate
Republicans picked up 49 seats including three key battleground states of North Carolina, Indiana and Wisconsin. Read more »
Onondaga County Board of Elections commissioner says voters turned away at polling stations didn’t follow instructions
There were reports of people being turned away at polls on Tuesday, but the Onondaga County Board of Elections commissioner said it was most likely because registration instructions were not followed properly. Read more »
Katko, Deacon make their final pitches to voters in televised debate
Two days until Election Day, Republican Rep. John Katko and Democratic candidate Colleen Deacon engaged in one last debate Sunday for New York state's 24th Congressional District race. Read more »
Panelists discuss polarizing, tumultuous presidential election cycle
Five panelists presented their views on this year’s presidential election cycle. The event, “Election 2016: How We Got Here, What Is at Stake,” was held in the packed Strasser Legacy Room in Eggers Hall Tuesday afternoon. Read more »
John Katko looks to return to Congress with bipartisan approach
Republican incumbent John Katko is facing a challenge from Democrat Colleen Deacon in the 24th Congressional District race on Nov. 8. Read more »
Syracuse University’s free speech policies are open for public comment
Syracuse University announced Monday the public is welcome to comment on its free speech policies on a website through Nov. 18. Read more »
New Catholic chaplain instated during a parents weekend Mass
Father Gerry Waterman has been officially instated the new Catholic chaplain for Syracuse University and the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry during Mass. Read more »
