On Sunday, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) won all 23 delegates in the Puerto Rico Republican primary while Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders won at least 15 delegates in the Maine caucus. Read more »
The study analyzed 137 detailed majors, the number of black students represented in the majors and the median earnings for black students in each major with a bachelor’s degree. Read more »
A study based in Syracuse found that chocolate can have health benefits, since people who eat chocolate one time per week perform modestly better cognitively than people who don't. Read more »
Several members of Syracuse University's Student Association attended a leadership symposium at Clemson University that influenced SA members to incentivize some of the organization's own initiatives. Read more »
Syracuse University officials are skeptical of a bill recently passed by the United States House of Representatives that would require the National Science Foundation to follow strict guidelines and only award federal funding to research projects that are in the "national interest." Read more »
Here's a roundup of what happened this week in national and international news for your current events quiz. Read more »
For Democrats, Clinton won seven states — mostly in the South — while Sanders won four states. On the Republican side, Trump swept the majority of the states, with Ted Cruz winning two and Rubio winning one. Read more »
Syracuse University’s decision to temporarily ban the use and storage of hoverboards on campus was made jointly by the Department of Public Safety, DPS’s Fire and Life Safety staff and the Office of Residence Life staff. Read more »
The organizers of TEDx Syracuse University have announced the eight speakers for the “Glitch” theme of this year’s conference. Read more »
With twelve states and one territory holding presidential primaries and caucuses on Tuesday, nearly 1,500 total delegates are at stake. Read more »
Suicide on college campuses is a complex issue as counseling centers, including the Counseling Center at SU, see an uptick in the amount of students using emergency services. Read more »
The panelists discussed a recent concealed carry law at the University of Texas at Austin as well as SU's campus safety plan in the case of a shooting. Read more »
Delaney Arias, a sophomore newspaper and online journalism major at Syracuse University, shares her personal story of taking a mental health leave of absence from school. Read more »
Two students, one enrolled at Boston College and one at University of Texas at Austin, have started an all-female T-shirt company focused on One Direction and feminism. Read more »
Presidential candidate and business mogul Donald Trump took hold of the Republican Nevada caucus on Tuesday night, beating out Senators Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) and Ted Cruz (R-T.X.). Read more »
This spring, Syracuse University Student Association President Aysha Seedat will travel to Albany to lobby in support of Uber, with the intent of bringing it and other ride-hailing services, such as Lyft, to Syracuse. Read more »
Sixty-six members of the Syracuse University, Colgate University and SUNY-ESF communities have signed a statement of solidarity for students at Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi, India. Read more »
Here's a roundup of the week's national news. Read more »
SU Professors talk about the politics behind the Supreme Court's empty seat in the wake of Justice Antonin Scalia's death. Read more »
SU is participating in RecycleMania, an 8-week recycling competition with over 100 universities across the US and Canada. Read more »
A non-profit based at the University of Vermont provides textbooks free of charge to students at the university. Read more »
One in every four female college students experience sexual assault during their undergraduate years, according to a study from the Bureau of Justice Statistics. Read more »
Sean O'Keefe, a University Professor at Syracuse University, reflects on his numerous careers — including NASA administrator and secretary of the Navy — as he prepares for his next role as an advisory panel member helping the next president transition into office. Read more »
The uptick is normal for a presidential election year and may have to do with population changes rather than the nature of the election. Read more »
