2020 census: Organizers work to prevent undercount
An undercount in Syracuse would lead to a cut in federal funding, and possibly losing another seat in congress. Community members are working to make sure that doesn’t happen. Read more »
Writer archives: Patrick Linehan
Gig economy employment is met with mixed feelings
As New York lawmakers debate the future of work, Syracuse gig workers are concerned about the flexibility of their gigs. Users of services like Uber, Lyft and Grubhub may end up paying the price. Read more »
How families in university neighborhood coexist with student majority
The number of families in University Neighborhood has shrunk, but some still love to live there. Read more »
SU law professor Robert Ashford gives presentation on ‘inclusive capitalism’
Ashford wants the university to include inclusive capitalism in its curriculum. Read more »
SU hosts 6th annual disability-devoted comic con
The annual event featured panels, workshops and a fully accessible photo booth. Read more »
Raymond Perez, SA vice president candidate, wants to give back to SU community
Perez, a junior public health major, said he wants to connect Student Association with the campus community as vice president. Read more »
SA presidential candidate Jalen Nash looks to use relationships to facilitate change
Nash helped to organize a forum on student safety after the assault of three students of color on Ackerman Avenue. Read more »
Renovations of Schine Student Center to be completed in August 2020
The office and dining portions of Schine Student Center will be closed after construction starts in May. Read more »
Student raises concerns over accessibility of University Hill neighborhood
SU’s Campus Framework plan was created in part to build more inclusive and accessible buildings, but it does not apply to off-campus buildings. Read more »
A new Syracuse nonprofit plans to coordinate South Side development efforts
Ben Walsh first announced Blueprint 15 during his 2019 “State of the City” address. Read more »
National Association of Black Journalists President Sarah Glover talks fast news, diversity
National Association of Black Journalists President Sarah Glover graduated from Newhouse in 1996, and she is now a social media editor for NBC Owned Television Stations. Read more »
2nd candidate gives presentation for open Disability Cultural Center director position
Stephanie Woodward, who has worked in disability rights since law school, spoke about her experiences with disability in Bird Library on Tuesday. Read more »
Anti-drone group protests at Syracuse Hancock International Airport
Four members of Upstate Drone Action demonstrated against warfare drones at Syracuse’s air base. Read more »
3 campus organizations install safety signs in university neighborhood
Safety resources signs were installed at 50 off-campus locations last week. Read more »
Syracuse Common Council approves sidewalk snow plowing contract
JSK Snow Services, Inc. will help clear 40 miles of sidewalk in the city of Syracuse. Read more »
Journalism Matters, and SU needs to help students access local news
Student Life columnist Patrick Linehan urges the University to pay for subscriptions to Syracuse.com for students who want it. Read more »
Forget Destiny, go downtown this holiday season
Student Life Columnist Patrick Linehan urges students to shop locally this holiday season. Read more »
Here’s why it’s important to participate in SA’s ‘Thankful for Syracuse’
Student life columnist Patrick Linehan urges students to donate during Student Association’s “Thankful for Syracuse” food drive this week. Read more »
Students should act forward, even after Remembrance Week
Student life columnist Patrick Linehan encourages students to act forward in ways that are meaningful to them. Read more »
Looking back on Indigenous Peoples’ Day, here’s what SU can do better
Student life columnist Patrick Linehan urges Syracuse University’s administration to allocate more resources toward Native student inclusion in classrooms. Read more »
Trust me, Handshake will simplify your internship search
Student Life Columnist Patrick Linehan explains how Handshake could be the key to landing that dream internship. Read more »
Student transparency needed during Greek audit
Student life columnist Patrick Linehan urges students to be transparent during the Greek life review. Read more »
Seek volunteer opportunities at SU’s involvement fair
Student life columnist, Patrick Linehan, encourages students to become the best volunteer they can be in Syracuse Read more »
You should care about these 2018 SU stories
Student life columnist Patrick Linehan explains stories from summer break that students should be following. Read more »
