Students protest man preaching on Waverly
An impromptu protest broke out on Waverly Avenue Wednesday afternoon as a dozen students gathered behind Schine Student Center to stand against one man’s preaching.… Read more »
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Students camp out in shacks to bring awareness to homelessness
Student organizations are joining together in hopes of raising at least $6,000 for Habitat for Humanity during the seventh annual Shack-A-Thon this week. Over the… Read more »
White House's "It's On Us" campaign pushes men to fight sexual assault on college campuses
The White House is tapping into a new resource in its campaign to prevent campus sexual assault: men. The “It’s On Us” campaign, announced on… Read more »
Princeton students create app allowing users to connect anonymously
College students across the country now have yet another way to meet each other: an app, created by Princeton University students, that allows people to… Read more »
Tickets to see comedian Jim Gaffigan perform sell out Wednesday afternoon
Tickets to see comedian Jim Gaffigan perform at Syracuse University sold out Wednesday afternoon, nine days after going on sale. University Union made 1,500 tickets… Read more »
Post-grad survey shows networking as best way to get job after graduation
Networking, not internships, is the most effective way to get a job following graduation, according to a recently-released 2013 placement report conducted by Syracuse University’s… Read more »
Centro creating app to track on and off campus buses
Centro has plans to release a free app next spring that will track the location of on- and off-campus buses. The app has been in… Read more »
Students camp out for tickets to game at MetLife Stadium on Saturday
Only eight free bus vouchers remain for Syracuse University students who want to travel to MetLife Stadium to watch Syracuse play the University of Notre… Read more »
Students, administrators make plans for campus forum
A group of student leaders and university administrators will meet Wednesday to further discuss plans for the Oct. 2 forum on diversity, inclusion and respect.… Read more »
Proposed county budget decreases household taxes, increases sewer and water fees
County Executive Joanie Mahoney has proposed a budget for 2015 that takes steps toward lowering taxes in Onondaga County. The budget, which was proposed on… Read more »
Assembly elects members, discusses plans for Student Affairs Summit
Following Chancellor Kent Syverud’s Town Hall meeting on Monday, Student Association President Boris Gresely reminded assembly members about the importance of “working together and getting… Read more »
It's going down: ESF timber team prepares for year ahead
The SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry Woodsmen Team continues to work out in its small wooded area in anticipation of competition in the spring. Read more »
SU and SUNY-ESF students participate in largest climate march in history
More than 100 Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF students were among the 400,000 people who took to the streets of New York City to chant, pound… Read more »
SU's Information Technology and Services plans to increase Internet security on campus
Syracuse University Information Technology and Services has plans to implement additional internet security measures for all students, university employees and faculty members. The heightened security… Read more »
College receives funding to improve research programs for Onondaga Lake
SUNY-ESF will receive $20 million to create an education center to improve research on one of the country’s most polluted lakes. The State University of… Read more »
University community raises questions, concerns at Fast Forward forum
Among the dozens of administration, faculty, staff and students that serve on Fast Forward Syracuse’s committees, there are still key voices that need to be… Read more »
Members of SU community say raising rankings shouldn't be sole focus
As a high school senior, Lauren Fortin said the college application process often turns into a contest to see which students can land a spot… Read more »
Syverud discusses decision to close Advocacy Center, says he expected pushback
Chancellor Kent Syverud didn't fully understand the importance of the Advocacy Center’s role in the Syracuse University community prior to the decision to close the… Read more »
Added technology feature causes SU ID card replacements to be more expensive
A new technology feature in Syracuse University ID cards is causing to students to pay more to replace broken or lost cards. Starting this semester,… Read more »
BE Wise campaign hosts annual kickoff event to promote alcohol awareness
A Syracuse University organization used food, volleyball and a student disc jockey competition to spread awareness about the dangers of alcohol poisoning to students on… Read more »
Faculty members remember professor as encouraging, thoughtful
Sari Biklen was never content to just watch a movie. Whenever Biklen, the former director of the Institute on Popular Culture, watched a movie with… Read more »
SU Libraries adds six members to advisory board
Syracuse University Libraries doubled the size of its Libraries Advisory Board to increase efforts to raise more money as new renovations in Bird Library begin.… Read more »
EDM artist Trippy Turtle to play first Bandersnatch concert of semester on Oct. 14
University Union announced on Twitter Sunday night that electronic dance music artist Trippy Turtle will headline the first show of this year’s Bandersnatch Music Series.… Read more »
Syracuse police arrest man on assault charge, accuse him of smashing broken beer bottle on someone's head
UPDATED: Sept. 21, 2014 at 10:30 p.m. A Syracuse man was arrested early Sunday morning in the East neighborhood after police say he smashed a broken… Read more »
