Bird Library's 'Pursuit of Justice' exhibit honors the legacies of Pan Am Flight 103 victims
Keeping the memory of Pan Am 103 alive, an exhibit in Bird Library displays personal items of victims and informational graphics. Read more »
Writer archives: Rosina Boehm
Indigenous students curate pottery exhibit that puts their heritage first
The SU Art Museum displays its latest exhibit, ‘The Art of Peter B. Jones,’ curated by a team of Indigenous undergraduate and graduate students. Read more »
Josh T. Franco's "Scriptorium” integrates SU Art Museum visitors into the historian process
Innovative and interactive, Josh T Franco’s new exhibit “Scriptorium” involves museum visitors in the art historian process. Read more »
SU's dance troupes foster family beyond the stage
Dance culture at SU fosters community and diversity while cheering each other on. Read more »
Beyond the baton: Syracuse athletics through the eyes of its Orange Girl
Abigail Veccia has leaned on SU Orange Girl twirlers of the past while leaving her own mark on the role. Read more »
Celebrate local art this fall with these 4 new exhibits
Check out new, historical exhibits from local and global artists this week at the SU Art Museum. Read more »
'Feel-good race:' Barbara Genton boosts solidarity, endorphins with CNY Gay 5k
This Saturday, the annual CNY Gay 5k was held at Onondaga Lake to help celebrate the LBGTQ community in Central New York and raise funds for local LBGTQ non-profit, SAGE Upstate. Read more »
Clarke Johnson devotes herself to antiracist efforts at SU
Senior Clarke Johnson leaves behind a legacy of awareness, activism and strength through her community involvement at SU. Read more »
Common Council implements plan to improve equity for minority women in business
Syracuse University's Center for Policy Design and Governance will provide oversight for the Common Council's Minority and Women Business Enterprise program. Read more »
Common Council approves use of ARPA funds to build affordable housing in Southside
The Syracuse City Common Council approved plans for the Department of Neighborhood and Business Development on Monday. Read more »
After unanimous Common Council vote, Syracuse Police will establish a 4-day workweek
The Syracuse Police Department will establish a four-day work week and ten-hour days for officers with new Common Council legislation. Read more »
Central New York Regional Market offers fresh goods, no matter the season
Despite the bitter cold of Syracuse, the CNY Regional Market stays open through the winter for vendors to sell their products Read more »
Everson's CNY Artist Initiative showcases 6 local artists in annual gallery
The six artists featured at this year’s CNY Artist Initiative are all unique in their own way and beautifully represent themselves through their work. Read more »
Syracuse organizations push for food instability awareness for Hunger Action Month
Food insecurity is also a major concern, as Syracuse has the highest number of children living in poverty of any major city in the United States. Read more »
