While Adam McKay’s “Don’t Look Up” sheds light on the American government and media’s inadequate response to environmental issues, Screentime columnist Sam Rivo says the film is too on the nose to be an effective satire. Read more »
In Syracuse, despite the large immigrant community, less than half of this population is eligible to vote as of 2019. Read more »
Over the next five years, Syracuse University will pay $11 million to the city of Syracuse for city services and city neighborhoods that are near the university. Read more »
The bill allocates $5,391.90 for the trolleys to transport students. The grocery runs will occur six times during the semester, twice each to Walmart, Target and Wegmans. Read more »
It’s Time to #CancelStudentDebt Last week, on Jan. 18, along with 110 other student leaders from across the country, I signed a letter calling on… Read more »
Get the latest Syracuse news delivered right to your inbox. Subscribe to our sports newsletter here. As Syracuse attempted to erase a game-long deficit against… Read more »
Syracuse beat Pittsburgh by 16 on January 11, led by 24 points from Buddy Boeheim. Read more »
Syracuse won the first game against Pitt this season by 16 points in the Dome. Read more »
SUNY-ESF has expelled a student for “a grotesque and violent demonstration of abhorrent racist behavior” in a video circulated on social media Thursday. Read more »
Head coach Jim Boeheim said Symir Torrence will probably not play this week after he suffered a knee ligament injury on Saturday at Duke. Read more »
Syracuse defeated RIT by 3 goals in both of the team's matchups over the weekend, and four players were recognized by the CHA through earning weekly awards. Read more »
Syracuse finished 7-6 last season and is ranked 12th in Inside Lacrosse's preseason poll. Four other ACC teams are ranked in the top-15. Read more »
Cake Bar, located at Salt City Market, will now allow Syracuse University students to purchase items with Off-Campus Meal Plan cards. Read more »
Over 120 organizations have expressed their support for the campaign, including the New York Civil Liberties Union, The Legal Aid Society and the Center for Community Alternatives, among others. Read more »
The redistricting process in the city of Syracuse involved a 15-member commission of qualified citizen applicants, while Onondaga County's commission consisted of members appointed by party-affiliated politicians. Read more »
After a year of virtual performances, First Year Players will begin auditions for their rendition of Grease. Read more »
