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The upcoming school year is in jeopardy for Central New York college students after a huge crowd gathered on Syracuse University's campus Wednesday night.

There is another program in jeopardy for New York State college students. This one is for New Yorkers who are able to attend state colleges tuition-free. This program may not be available because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Not only did this New York college top all others in the state, it's also ranked in the top ten public colleges across the country for getting a job.

Syracuse University plans on welcoming students back to campus for the fall semester, but operations will look different as a result of the coronavirus.

SU officials are looking ahead to the upcoming academic year and have released a plan on how to bring students back this fall in a safe and effective way.

There's an easy 1-2-3 when it comes to choosing a college these days.

We all make mistakes at work, but they're usually not as expensive as the one a student driver made at SUNY Oswego.

A statewide program is being offered for volunteer firefighters to help pay for tuition. It's an effort to attract more volunteers to firefighting. Here's how it works.

A Central New York college is adding a program that will allow students to minor in marijuana.

Syracuse University is #1 in this category for military students.

New York schools, with one notable exception, scored very well on this list.

According to a ranking from Niche, five Central New York schools make the list the safest college campuses in the state. The study is based on statistics and student reviews using data from the U.S. Department of Education.