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A union representing 1,100 graduate students at Syracuse University is in the midst of negotiating its first contract.
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Gov. Kathy Hochul says she wants to return to tried-and-true basics to better teach the state's children how to read.
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Across the SUNY system, the total number of students grew by 1.1% from fall 2022 to fall 2023. That change marks the first time in a decade that enrollment has gone up instead of going down.
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"We have learned that one of the speakers specifically called out a number of Jewish student organizations by name, accusing them of being 'complicit' in genocide," Vice Chancellor Gretchen Ritter and Senior Vice President Allen Groves said in a message to campus.
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Cornell University is increasing security after a series of "horrendous, antisemitic messages" threatened violence against Jewish students.
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SUNY Oswego President Peter Nwosu announced the "Vision 4040" program, aimed at doubling annual graduates, during his first state of the university address.
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SUNY Potsdam President Suzanne Smith announced Tuesday that the university will be cutting up to 14 degree programs and eliminating an unknown number of faculty and staff positions.
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With students back to school, the Onondaga County Traffic Safety Advisory Board is cautioning motorists to slow down and drive safely.
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High school and middle schoolers in the Syracuse City School District are starting classes as much as 25 minutes earlier this year than last.
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After greeting Cherry Road Elementary students with State Senator John Mannion on the first day of school, Westhill Central School District Superintendent Steve Dunham says the focus for this year is student safety, emotional wellbeing and positive instruction.
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Cicero-North Syracuse organization looks to help teens struggling with back-to-school stressors.
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Local psychologist Michelle Storie says parents can help ease the transition by reinstating routines and controlling the unknowns.