Food studies major to focus on production, food industry
The David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics has announced it will be offering a bachelor of science in food studies beginning in… Read more »
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Zedd, 2 Chainz to perform at Block Party April 25
UPDATED: Feb. 23, 2014, 9:29 p.m. Grammy award winning EDM artist Zedd will headline Block Party on April 25 in the Carrier Dome, along with rapper… Read more »
Bandersnatch concert featuring Danny Brown sells out
University Union’s second Bandersnatch concert featuring rap artist Danny Brown sold out Thursday afternoon, less than a week after tickets went on sale. The concert… Read more »
Baldwinsville man indicted in credit union robbery
An Onondaga County grand jury on Thursday indicted a Baldwinsville man accused of robbing a bank near Syracuse University in late December. Nicholas Fiorini, 20,… Read more »
Catalyst of violence: Conflicting views on EU agreement spark violent protests in Ukraine
When Iryna Balabukha came to Syracuse University to pursue a Ph.D. in family studies, she often found herself thinking about her family back in Ukraine.… Read more »
Food labels: Drake University community members raise concerns with Black History Month dinner
Students and faculty at Drake University have raised concerns because the school-sponsored Black History Month dinner featured fried chicken and collard greens. Drake contracts an… Read more »
College of Law alumnus discusses security agreement in Afghanistan
Colonel James McKee, a graduate of Syracuse University’s College of Law, spoke Wednesday as part of the Everett Post Conflict Reconstruction Speaker Series, which is… Read more »
Caz Limo ends its services
A transportation service that operated shuttle services at Syracuse University has closed. A letter was posted on the front of Caz Limo’s East Syracuse headquarters… Read more »
Budget committee to review expenses
Five Student Association assembly representatives were appointed to the recently created Special Committee on the Budget Wednesday night. The goal of the committee is to… Read more »
Number of AP tests taken rises
With more high school students taking Advanced Placement exams than a decade ago, high schools are becoming hubs for higher education. In an annual report… Read more »
Caz Limo stops operations
UPDATED: Feb. 19, 2014, 11:21 p.m. A transportation service that operated shuttle services at Syracuse University has closed. A letter was posted on the front of… Read more »
First step: Victims of sexual assault seek medical, forensic resources
A day after her assault in the fall semester, Jackie Reilly found out she no longer had much of the evidence needed to prove what… Read more »
South Side food co-op to reopen
In the middle of winter, many Syracuse residents lost their neighborhood option for buying affordable, healthy foods. But thanks to a reinvented budget and management… Read more »
SU notifies NCAA of Ennis post
Syracuse University has notified the NCAA about social media posts that specifically referenced men’s basketball point guard Tyler Ennis while promoting jerseys. Kevin Quinn, senior… Read more »
iSchool postpones Olympics until next month
Students will put their minds and bodies to the test in a race to the gold in the iSchool’s BeIT Olympics next month. The School… Read more »
Dean search to begin after Syverud meetings
The dean search within the College of Arts and Sciences at Syracuse University will begin soon after Chancellor Kent Syverud completes meetings with both faculty… Read more »
Facebook adds gender identities
Facebook added more than 50 new gender options in the “about” section of users’ profiles to recognize gender identities other than male and female, which… Read more »
First aid: Non-profit provides resources for Syracuse health care registration
A non-profit organization based in Syracuse’s South Side is hosting a series of events to promote health care education and enrollment under the Affordable Care… Read more »
Assembly approves bill, creates budget review committee
The Student Association on Monday approved the formation of a committee to review the organization's roughly $90,000 operating budget, a move the group's president says… Read more »
Spread too thin: Hendricks dean reflects on week of living with food stamp restrictions
Tiffany Steinwert could only think about carrots on Saturday. She had consumed foods like rice, beans, eggs and Maruchan Ramen noodles for six days, and… Read more »
Senators make initial plans for family, work life balance committee
The University Senate is looking ahead to determine how best to develop policies regarding balancing work and family after a new Ad-Hoc Committee was proposed… Read more »
University accepts graduation speaker suggestions
With help from students’ suggestions, commencement speaker committees are currently working on securing individuals for this year’s ceremony and 2015. The annual commencement speaker selection… Read more »
DPS arrests two people outside Hall of Languages, considered possible suspects in academic building burglaries
UPDATED: 3:30 a.m., Feb. 18, 2014 The Department of Public Safety on Monday confirmed two people who were arrested this weekend are being considered as… Read more »
DPS officer struck by lightning still unable to return to work
Nearly six months after he was struck by lightning, Department of Public Safety officer Stanley Prue said he still has a long way to go… Read more »
