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Message: [QUOTE="Geode, post: 3456392, member: 411"] This project is highhandedly changing the City's skyline. Combine that with the fact that Syracuse is a small city and it is nearly impossible not to notice the construction. IMO it is in the University's best interest to at least regularly share information if not outright promote the project. Add in the perceptions of a long-standing disconnect between the University and the community at large and a project like this could be one of those examples of bridging that gap and sharing information about the project which is a very practical definition of public relations. IMO, the University is missing a huge opportunity to be proactive with it's role in the community, take responsibility for the change in the skyline, and generate some excitement for it. People will be back in the dome to see games. [/QUOTE]