How schools are responding to state cell phone ban
A phone storage unit located in a homeroom at Bishop Grimes. © 2025 Louie Genovese EAST SYRACUSE, NY (NCC News) - Bishop Grimes assistant principal Pat Kinne makes his rounds…
From SU to LA: TV producer shares her journey to success with students
The campus community celebrated the 21st Annual WellsLink Transition Ceremony with keynote speaker JaNeika James, a Newhouse alumna and television producer, sharing her journey to success with students.
Jeweler rebuilds after devastating tornado in Rome
Engelbert’s Jewelers temporary location on Black River Boulevard in Rome. © 2025 Thomas Baia Rome, N.Y. (NCC News) -- Engelbert’s Jewelers, one of the many businesses that has faced hardship…
Coaching through grief: First-ever Syracuse City Girls Wrestling Team builds resilience, relationships
PlayWrestling Through Loss: Coach Niver Builds a Family Beyond the Mat VIDEO TRANSCRIPT: Wrestling Through Loss: Coach Niver Builds a Family Beyond the Mat Heather Niver: That’s good that means…
Cazenovia Winter Fest unites a small community
The small town of Cazenovia holds its annual winter festival, fostering a sense of community during the depths of winter.
New campus center opens at SU’s College of Engineering and Computer Science
PlayThe Campos Center Opens t Syracuse University Transcript Malachi: The College of Engineering and Computer Science got a new addition on Thursday, and it's safe to say that it was…
More people are turning to AI for therapy—is it helping?
While AI is not a replacement for licensed professionals, platforms like Tiktok have people discussing how they use ChatGPT for therapy to vent, reflect, and receive advice on navigating daily…
‘It’s traumatizing’: Syracuse students struggle with surge in car thefts
Thefts in Syracuse have increased by 30% over the past five years, while stolen vehicle cases have skyrocketed by 86%.
Syracuse’s art scene is thriving — local artists tell us why
Syracuse was named a Top-40 “arts vibrant” city in the United States, according to the 2024 Arts Vibrancy index, released last week by the National Center for Arts Research.
Central New Yorkers respond to DEI changes from President Trump
Following sweeping executive orders from President Trump, members of the Jewish communty reacted to one order in particular.