Winter Carnival to offer chili cook-off, a cappella performances, other activities
Students looking for a diversion from the cold and snow will have plenty of options when Syracuse University hosts its annual Winter Carnival this week.… Read more »
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Injured students battle snow walking to class
High snow banks, roads that haven’t been cleared and icy walkways all pose challenges to students and staff at Syracuse University who have to use… Read more »
Peace of mind: Peace Corps recruits volunteers to travel, work in education, community development
Thanks to consistent recruitment efforts on campus, SUNY-ESF contributes the second-most volunteers to the Peace Corps nationwide. The Peace Corps announced the 2014 top volunteer-producing… Read more »
Project team plans promotion of Dome rain collection system
The Carrier Dome bathroom is not a place one would typically expect to find inspiration. Yet this is where Bruce Wanlass, principal engineer at C&S… Read more »
Syracuse runs by Boston College, dominates game from long range
Syracuse blew out Boston College 71-47 Sunday afternoon thanks in large part to 25 points from Brianna Butler. Read more »
SU Rising calls for students, community to combat violence against women
Syracuse University students and faculty spoke out against violence and oppression toward women Friday night in Hendricks Chapel. The event, titled “SU Rising,” is part… Read more »
Founder of public relations department remembered for character, attention to detail
William Ehling, founder of the public relations department at Syracuse University, died Feb. 7 at the age of 93. Ehling, a professor emeritus, taught at… Read more »
Danny Brown to perform in second Bandersnatch concert on April 2
Hip-hop artist Danny Brown will perform in University Union’s second Bandersnatch concert of the semester. The show will take place on April 2 in the… Read more »
Renovations could improve West Street safety
Proposed renovations to West Street in the Near Westside of Syracuse could make the road safer for pedestrians. The potential changes to the street include… Read more »
Sobering up: Maryland lawmakers ready to ban grain alcohol with support of colleges
Maryland lawmakers, encouraged by college and university presidents, are currently considering a ban on grain alcohol. The bill has passed the Maryland Senate and needs… Read more »
SU senior helps redesign Café Kubal interior
A Syracuse University senior is helping to revamp Café Kubal with a fresh look and improved service. Last month, Café Kubal’s Marshall Street location saw… Read more »
Invention competition stresses practical skills
The L.C. Smith College of Engineering and Computer Science has announced the return of the Invention and Creativity Competition, a contest to encourage engineering students… Read more »
Interfaith group plans food drive
Syracuse University will be collecting canned food items and monetary donations at the men’s basketball game against North Carolina State in the Carrier Dome on… Read more »
Syverud passes up university involvement on stadium task force
Syracuse University Chancellor Kent Syverud has decided not to appoint anyone to serve on Mayor Stephanie Miner’s Stadium Task Force. The mayor created the task… Read more »
Senators approve motion for family-work relations committee
The University Senate unanimously passed a motion Wednesday to form an Ad-Hoc Committee that will evaluate Syracuse University’s policies on balancing work and family concerns.… Read more »
In case of emergency: DPS encourages colleges to host more seminars on campus shooting safety
Whenever a campus shooting happens, the Department of Public Safety gets a spike in the amount of information requests for safety procedures. With multiple campus… Read more »
Senior Keyes leads relay team after struggling early in career
During Ashley Keyes' freshman year, she was not running great times during conference championship meets. Instead, she was learning how to eventually accomplish these goals. Read more »
Students, faculty comment on Speaks' first semester as dean
Before a new chancellor joined the Syracuse University campus this spring, Michael Speaks joined SU in the fall as the new dean of the School… Read more »
Ad CEO discusses use of data
Wunderman is the largest digital marketing network in the world, and its CEO and chairman, Daniel Morel, views data as a key to success in… Read more »
Professor contributes to particle physics field
A Syracuse University professor recently made a discovery that could better inform physicists on the way nature behaves. Physics professor Paul Souder, along with a… Read more »
Larry Wilmore reflects on career in television
Larry Wilmore spends most of his days writing. And even minutes before he goes on air, he and Jon Stewart go through every line together.… Read more »
Snow go: Common Council votes down proposal that would fine residents for failing to shovel
The Syracuse Common Council voted down an ordinance Monday that would have imposed a fine on Syracuse residents who don’t shovel the sidewalks in front… Read more »
Assembly adopts revised by-laws aligning with constitution
After nearly an hour of discussion, the Student Association assembly voted to adopt 34 pages of bylaws during its Monday night meeting. The new bylaws,… Read more »
'Cuse Tank entrepreneurship event promotes student business ideas
On Monday night three brave students dared to enter ‘Cuse Tank. The event, hosted by The Syracuse University Entrepreneurship Club, was modeled off the popular… Read more »
