Syracuse University community speaks out against student visa pause
Professors and students at Syracuse University spoke out against the Trump administration's plan to halt student visas.
Cancer-linked red dye still on shelves despite FDA ban
The FDA recently banned Red Dye No. 3 after thirty years of continued use in American foods despite known health concerns, but products containing are still on shelves.
Earth Day festival brings Syracuse community together for sustainability
MOST's Earth Day festival brought the Syracuse community together to celebrate the planet and learn about sustainability.
Breaking barriers: first US woman to fly a fighter jet in combat speaks at SU
Martha McSally speaks to Syracuse after making history as the first woman in the U.S. to fly an Air Force fighter jet in combat and to command a fighter squadron.
Quilts stitch together data and community at Syracuse exhibit
The Quilted Information exhibit by Rachel Ivy Clarke combines quilts with data.
Fact or fiction? Navigating the rise of fake news on social media
Students and an expert discuss the growing challenge of distinguishing truth and fake news on social media and what we can do about it. Someone using TikTok to receive their…
Beyond the big names: Syracuse’s Nobody’s wine bar celebrates hidden gems
Nobody's focuses on different environments so guests have the opportunity to push their palates by tapping into their sense of taste with various grapes in wine.Nobody's focuses on different environments…
Syracuse University professor to co-produce new organ documentary
Syracuse University organist and professor Anne Laver is co-producing a new organ documentary titled "The Organ in America." It has been a long road for Laver and the team with…
Cornell student who faced deportation has fled US
Momodou Taal, a Cornell University who faced deportation had a lawsuit hearing against the Trump administration at the James M. Hanley Federal Building.
New York public schools will not comply with Trump’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion order
The New York Education Department said there are no federal or state laws prohibiting the principles of DEI.