Baldwinsville man charged with robbery arraigned in county court
A Baldwinsville man accused of robbing a bank near Syracuse University in December was arraigned in Syracuse County Court Tuesday on related charges. Nicholas Fiorini,… Read more »
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Pipe dream: SU, SUNY-ESF students join oil pipeline protest
A group of Syracuse University students transformed into activists this past weekend. Three cars packed full of students made the 375 mile drive to Washington,… Read more »
SU student guilty of burglarizing
A Syracuse University engineering student who was arrested for burglarizing two South Campus apartments last year pled guilty to burglary Tuesday. But if he stays… Read more »
Syverud's inauguration to feature student accolades
In honor of Chancellor Kent Syverud’s inauguration, Syracuse University students will have a chance to receive funding to bring their ideas to life. SU is… Read more »
Everson Museum to cut hours
After evaluating the institution’s peak hours, the Everson Museum has decided to cut back how often it’s open. The museum will be closed on Tuesdays… Read more »
On their games: SU students reflect on NBC internship, domestic issues at Sochi Olympics
Shoppers in a Michigan grocery store told Cassie DiLaura they’d “keep her in their prayers” as she prepared to leave for Sochi, Russia. December suicide… Read more »
Students develop idea, coding for video game
In today’s video game industry, some of the highest selling games are known for their realistic graphics, in-depth storylines and complex controls. However, in a… Read more »
Kimmel plans to stay open, but SU officials consider changing prices
The Kimmel Food Court will not close in the near future, Syracuse University officials said after an ongoing evaluation has yet to reveal if changes… Read more »
Assembly expresses concerns, areas for improvement with SU
The discussion started with a simple question: What pisses you off? During the next 15 minutes, members of the Student Association filled an entire blackboard… Read more »
Survey to evaluate SU's image
When thinking about Syracuse University, a few images — basketball, orange and snow — all come to mind. SU’s marketing and communications department challenged students… Read more »
Syverud to be inaugurated April 11
UPDATED: March 4, 12:59 a.m. Syracuse University Chancellor Kent Syverud will be inaugurated as the university's 12th chancellor and president on April 11. Syverud's inauguration… Read more »
Native American Studies program names director
A former visiting faculty member at Syracuse University’s Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs will now take over one of the college’s programs on… Read more »
A house rebuilt: Delta Lambda Phi fraternity to return to SU campus with plans to recolonize, expand outreach
When Paul Mercurio first approached Aaron Goldsmith last summer about restarting Syracuse’s Delta Lambda Phi chapter, Goldsmith wasn’t crazy about the idea. Goldsmith had already… Read more »
Fraternity and Sorority Affairs
Chapters collaborate to support soup kitchen
Members of Syracuse University’s greek community planned to make as many sandwiches for the hungry as possible in a one-hour span. But with the intensity… Read more »
Shell shocked: Alumnus creates chemical-free solution to eradicate invasive mussels in lakes
A SUNY-ESF graduate has devised a way to reduce the number of invasive mussels living in the Finger Lakes in a natural, chemical-free way. Daniel… Read more »
Actor to speak at SU April 1
Fans of the Fox comedy “New Girl” will have the chance to see one of its leading men up close this spring. Actor Max Greenfield… Read more »
Grant to aid female veterans in pursuing entrepreneurial ideas
Female veterans in the Women Veterans Igniting the Spirit of Entrepreneurship program will be able to pursue more entrepreneurial ideas, thanks to a new grant.… Read more »
Ask the experts: What if military funding is decreased?
Correction: In a previous version of this article, the amount to which the military is shrinking its budget was misstated. The federal government is shrinking… Read more »
Students remember sophomore known for cheerful outlook, positivity
Jessica Hauffe came to Syracuse University from the other side of the country. But while the San Jose, Calif. native was attending SU, her friends… Read more »
SU architecture student dies Thursday
A sophomore in the School of Architecture died in Syracuse on Thursday following a brief illness. Jessica Hauffe came to Syracuse University from San Jose,… Read more »
Fresh outlook: Eat to Live Food Cooperative revises budget, plans re-opening
When the Eat to Live Food Cooperative on Syracuse’s South Side opened in October, residents could find fresh food just around the corner. But in… Read more »
Cornell professor speaks about taking steps to control eating habits
When Brian Wansink threw a Super Bowl party, he placed large bowls of Chex Mix in one room and smaller bowls in another. He discovered… Read more »
Interactive two-part sequence to be offered for non-business majors
Students who aren’t enrolled in the Martin J. Whitman School of Management will be able to get a taste of the business world through a… Read more »
NYPIRG lobbies state government for expanded educational policies
Lindzee Powell knows that she studies at Syracuse University, her “top choice school,” because of financial aid. Because of that, she feels a sense of… Read more »
