Class of 2014 students make donations to SU community
The Syracuse University Senior Class Giving Campaign has received a higher number of large donations this year than ever before. Each year, students are encouraged… Read more »
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Departing graduates find improving job market, economy
The class of 2014 will have an easier job search than last year’s seniors as employers slowly, but increasingly, look to hire new college graduates.… Read more »
Chancellor makes preparations for first SU ceremony
For Syracuse University Chancellor Kent Syverud, commencement is the best day of the year. “Commencement is my favorite day of the year for the simple… Read more »
Syracuse man sentenced to 7 to 9 years in prison for robbing Chase Bank branch near SU
A Syracuse man was sentenced to seven to nine years in prison on Wednesday morning for robbing the Chase Bank branch near Syracuse University while on… Read more »
Baldwinsville man pleads guilty to robbing credit union, now faces at least 2 years in prison
A Baldwinsville man now faces at least two years in prison after admitting he robbed a bank located just off Syracuse’s campus and another in… Read more »
2014 State of the City Address
Consultant discusses condition of Carrier Dome, plans for SU stadium
The age of the Carrier Dome and Syracuse University’s recent move to the Atlantic Coast Conference are two — but not the only factors— behind the school’s… Read more »
Syracuse man pleads guilty to breaking into Hall of Languages office, will now serve at least 2 years in prison
A thief who calls himself a Japanese word meaning “elite ninja” now faces at least two years in prison after admitting Wednesday he broke into… Read more »
Assembly debates funding bill in semester’s final meeting
The Student Association elected a representative to the class of 2017 Alumni Board and failed to pass a proposed amendment to the bylaws in its… Read more »
SU spends $60,000 in lobbying in first quarter of 2014, focuses on science, veterans
Syracuse University reported $60,000 in total lobbying activity for the first quarter of 2014, down from $70,000 in the fourth quarter of 2013, according to… Read more »
Bilingual library to lend books to public in fall
One year after it opened, La Casita Cultural Center’s bilingual library has stayed true to its mission of encouraging Westside youth to stay connected with… Read more »
Longtime employees who ran office in charge of ceremony retire
When Syracuse University holds its 160th commencement next month, it will be without two longtime employees who ran the office charged with overseeing the ceremony.… Read more »
Charity drive seeks donations from faculty, staff, students
Syracuse University’s annual Ten Tons of Love Charity Drive will now seek donations from faculty and staff members as well as students. The drive began… Read more »
In flux: Decrease in money leaves 601 Tully's future uncertain
Founded partly to be a pillar of stability and consistency in an area of the city governed by uncertainty and change, the future of a… Read more »
Professor launches website to connect users with similar interests
Amardo Rodriguez takes an interest in community and the forces that cause social isolation. He’s seen how social media can fragment personal relationships, particularly on… Read more »
Professor, students collaborate to create film about athletes with disabilities
Clarification: In a previous version of this article, Kevin Flike's involvement in the special forces was unclear. Flike is a former green beret. After being… Read more »
Backyard business: Alumnus starts landscaping company using sustainable, healthy plants
A SUNY-ESF graduate is using the environment around him to feed his passion for helping others. David Myers, a State University of New York College… Read more »
Consulting firm report details areas for improvement at SU
For Syracuse University to be successful in the next five years, a majority of faculty and staff members believe the school must “significantly change,” according… Read more »
Students enjoy warm weather, free food at Walnut Park
UPDATED: April 27, 10:55 p.m. For some it was their last and for many it was their first. But whether it was a last hurrah or… Read more »
End of semester celebrations on Euclid Avenue feature Slip 'n' Slide, inflatable pool
UPDATED: April 27, 11 p.m. As empty red solo cups rolled down Euclid Avenue, Kyle McQuay reclined in a small blue inflatable pool outside of 423… Read more »
CNN anchor Anderson Cooper discusses early experiences in journalism, diversity in media
CNN anchor Anderson Cooper’s first time on the job as a war correspondent almost didn’t happen, so he had to get crafty – he created… Read more »
AraabMUZIK cancels Mayfest performance, Pierce Fulton to peform
DJ and producer AraabMUZIK will not peform at Mayfest Friday, and has been replaced by EDM artist Pierce Fulton. Mitchell Mason, University Union’s director of… Read more »
Second alleged Hall of Languages burglar pleads not guilty, will appear in court again April 30
A Syracuse man arrested outside Hall of Languages in February pleaded not guilty to a burglary charge in Onondaga County Court on Wednesday morning. Christopher… Read more »
Alleged Hall of Languages burglar's case to be heard by drug treatment court
A homeless man arrested outside Hall of Languages in February pleaded not guilty to a burglary charge on Wednesday morning. He will go before a… Read more »
