UVM students find missed market in connecting students to employers
Majorwise, run by two University of Vermont seniors, is the first student-run company to win LaunchVT, a competition in Vermont that awards local businesses. Read more »
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Baby blue mixer in hand, GW student grows high school business in college
Lena Geller, a freshman at GW started Lena’s Lunchbox, a dessert and cake decorating company, her freshman year of high school. Now, she faces some challenges of baking in the dorm. Read more »
Downtown Syracuse fashion show returns with bold new styles
The annual Syracuse Style Fashion Show presents downtown Syracuse as a serious retail destination that can be overshadowed by Destiny USA. Read more »
The top opinion columns of 2017 — so far
From free college tuition to the demolition of Chuck's, 2017 has already been an eventful year. It's not over yet, but there's been plenty to talk about, so we've rounded up the best opinion columns so far. Read more »
Sweet Legacy: Family-owned ice cream stand remains local icon for 60 years
The Sno Top ice cream shop has been a staple in the village of Manlius for the past 60 years and has created a family legacy along the way. Read more »
Strauss: Here’s what you really need to know about the FCC rolling back consumer data rules
Business columnist Daniel Strauss explains the complexities behind the Trump administration’s rollback of Obama-era internet privacy rules. Read more »
Syracuse local is carrying father’s legacy with a natural grocery store
Wendy Meyerson owns Natur-Tyme, a health food store on Erie Boulevard that’s a result of her father’s 30-year pharmaceutical career. Read more »
Potential Trump NEA, CPB budget cuts could render CNY arts organizations down, but not out
CNY arts and news organizations express concern about President Donald Trump’s plan to eliminate the National Endowment for the Arts and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Read more »
University Senate approves degree completion support plan for students affected by immigration policies
The resolution passed on Wednesday states that if students affected by immigration policies complete 75 percent or more of the credits and requirements for their respective degrees, there would be “maximum opportunity” extended to facilitate completion of their degree program with Syracuse University credits. Read more »
March of Dimes holds 14th annual Signature Chefs Auction
“The Farmer and the Chef” is this year’s theme for the annual Signature Chefs Auction put on by the local March of Dimes chapter. The event promotes healthy eating and suitability through local farmers and chefs. Read more »
Syracuse Whitman and iSchool alumnus launches paleo muffin business
Zach Schleien created the food to act as a meal replacement. The muffins cost $5 and can be bought only online. Read more »
Humans of New York superfans model project off Brandon Stanton's work
There are fans who follow Brandon Stanton's work regularly, and then there are fans who are so inspired by his work that they go out and recreate it. Read more »
Grad student went from working at the gym to becoming an SU cheerleader
Chris Arboleda, a second-year graduate student, quit the cheerleading team after a sports-related injury, but found his way back to athletics by becoming a personal trainer in Archbold Gymnasium. Read more »
Senior works to improve lives of Mayan women
Alyssa Leyden, a senior marketing management and retail management double major, began a luggage business through Syracuse University's Enactus team to promote and sell the craftsmanship of Guatemalan women. Read more »
How to show your friend from home around SU
Friends from home seem to be coming up to visit around this time of year, and there’s a lot more to do than sitting in Wendy’s parking lots like at home. It’s time to show them around Syracuse. Read more »
Floral shop owner watches industry change with Syracuse
Markowitz Florist has been open since 1934. In its 83 years of operation, it’s watched the city of Syracuse change. Read more »
Vintage Love brings back antique fashion, furniture
Vintage Love is a boutique specializing in antique houseware and throwback garments. The business lies on Jefferson Street in the downtown area of Syracuse. Read more »
After getting laid off, this man has two successful businesses today
After being laid off, Eli Smith started his own business and is now recognized as a top New York state minority business by Gov. Cuomo. Read more »
Syracuse CoWorks is possibly the chillest place to work
Syracuse CoWorks is a unique office space shared by multiple entrepreneurs. CEO Amy Wyan aims to make it similar to the startup offices typically found in Silicon Valley. Read more »
Former Carnegie Mellon University administrator appointed as Syracuse University's CFO
Rahnamay-Azar, who comes to SU from Carnegie Mellon University, will direct the university’s finance and administrative functions. Read more »
Dean Emeritus and Professor retires after 28 years in Newhouse
David M. Rubin, who has served as dean of the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications for 28 years, taught his last class Wednesday, Dec. 7. Read more »
Whitman School receives grant to establish Institute for an Entrepreneurial Society
The Martin J. Whitman School of Management received a $1.75 grant to establish the Institute for an Entrepreneurial Society. The IES will study the relationship between public policy and entrepreneurship. Read more »
Central New York crafters find relaxation, friendship in crocheting
The Central New York/Syracuse Crochet/Knit Group on Facebook has brought together a community of crafters who give crafting advice and share a mutual bond over yarn work. Read more »
Search committee members for Whitman School dean announced
The committee is made up of SU leaders, faculty, staff and Board of Trustees representatives. The search process will be an effort between the search committee and students, faculty, staff and alumni of the Whitman School. Read more »
