Phases 2, 3 bring added signs, modern design
In its first phase, the Connective Corridor project revamped and revitalized parts of the Syracuse community. By the end of summer 2015, there will be… Read more »
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All shapes and sizes: Cornell University students design, develop fashion line to add choices in plus-size clothing
Feb. 23 through March 1 marks National Eating Disorder Awareness Week, which promotes awareness of eating disorders and body image issues. A group of students… Read more »
Jensen: 'Mindy Project' provides alternative comedic voice, should not be canceled
“The Mindy Project” proves Fox’s axe might be mightier than Mindy Kaling’s pen. As ratings show, few people may know (or perhaps care) about “The… Read more »
A$AP Ferg to headline MayFest concert April 25
Rapper A$AP Ferg will headline University Union’s annual MayFest concert in Walnut Park on April 25. DJ AraabMUZIK will support A$AP Ferg and indie band… Read more »
MSNBC host discusses economic inequality
Before diving into his lecture, Chris Hayes started off with a unique scenario. “I want you all to consider yourselves scientists in some cruel dystopian… Read more »
IVMF, Bush group study veterans
Syracuse University’s Institute for Veterans and Military Families is collaborating with the George W. Bush Institute to help post-Sept. 11 veterans overcome the issues of… Read more »
SU Enactus uses recycling service to help feed the hungry
Nowadays, recycling at Syracuse University doesn’t just help the environment — it helps those in need in the community. That’s because recycled bottles and cans… Read more »
Teachable moments: After-school program assists refugee students with homework
Inside the community center located at 401 South Ave., there is a classroom different than most found at Syracuse University. It’s slightly larger than a… Read more »
Engineering school to offer more master's online with more flexibility
People interested in pursuing a graduate program in the L.C. Smith College of Engineering and Computer Science at Syracuse University are no longer limited by… Read more »
Home made: Developer plans retail, residences on Northside block where he grew up
Syracuse’s Northside neighborhood is a low-income area and its rundown buildings and infrastructure reflect that. In the neighborhood surrounding Butternut Street between North McBride and… Read more »
Miner's stadium task force holds first meeting, discusses proposal for sports arena in Kennedy Square
UPDATED: Feb. 26, 1:32 a.m. Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner and her Stadium Task Force discussed a proposal of building a new sports arena in the Kennedy… Read more »
Assembly elects 2 students to USen, 1 to JRB, 1 to assembly
The Student Association held elections for only the second time this semester on Monday night, electing students to the assembly, University Senate and Judicial Review… Read more »
In her skin: SU senior spreads body image awareness after struggle with eating disorder
Pigging out on Domino’s and digging into a tub of Ben and Jerry’s on a Friday-night- in with the girls was normal for Rachel Rifkin… Read more »
Foreign input: Latino scholar to join Maxwell faculty
A Latin American scholar and former foreign policy adviser to the president of Mexico hopes to bring his professional experience into the classroom as he… Read more »
College of Law student speaks on gender identity laws in Argentina
Argentina is known as a very religious country, but that didn’t stop Iñanki Regueiro De Giacomi from fighting for a gender identity law. Regueiro, a… Read more »
Psychology professor awarded grant to study autism, analyze sensory information
A professor in the College of Arts and Sciences was awarded a grant worth more than $2 million to fund her research project on autism… Read more »
SU partners with Le Moyne to hold forum on arts, business
Syracuse University and Le Moyne College are partnering up in a forum to encourage leadership in the arts in the local community. SU’s Janklow Arts… Read more »
Football kicker sentenced for resisting arrest, unlawful possession of alcohol
A Syracuse City Court judge ruled Monday that a kicker on the SU football team who was arrested in October for resisting arrest and unlawful possession of alcohol complete 30 hours of community service. Read more »
Otto’s Army to provide buses to game against University of Virginia
The Syracuse University men’s basketball team is in the midst of a three-game-roadtrip, and fans of the Orange will have the chance to join them… Read more »
SHAPES group supports body image awareness
In honor of National Eating Disorder Awareness week, Syracuse University students will be holding events about body image awareness and eating disorders. The events will… Read more »
Identity crisis: With uniform changes, DPS powers remain unclear in SU community
The Department of Public Safety is an operation that has had many faces throughout the years. In the 1980s, Syracuse University’s campus police force was… Read more »
Students partake in viral drinking phenomenon
A social media sensation that has raised safety concerns across the globe has recently surfaced at Syracuse University. In NekNomination, a participant “neks,” or quickly… Read more »
Safe and sound: Two research teams receive funding to study how people communicate storm warnings
A year and a half after Superstorm Sandy hit the East Coast, a grant will fund research to examine how storm warnings are perceived by… Read more »
