Setnor begins $2.5 million fundraiser to become all-Steinway school
The Setnor School of Music has taken on the task of raising $2.5 million to become one of a select number of music schools to… Read more »
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Remembrance vigil pays tribute to transgender community
In front of a crowd at Syracuse City Hall on Wednesday night, Terri Cook said it was difficult to write her speech because it is… Read more »
Course evaluations to begin Dec. 2, OIRA urges student participation
Though students have the chance to submit course evaluations every semester, Syracuse University’s Office of Institutional Research and Assessment feels some students are still unaware… Read more »
SU Bookstore project tax deal enters default after delay
Construction on the Syracuse University bookstore project will have to begin before the end of the year if the developer doesn’t want to lose its… Read more »
A voice that echoed: Fifty years after JFK's assassination, alumni remember his 1957 commencement address at SU
Warren Kimble wishes he had a photograph of John F. Kennedy handing him his diploma from Syracuse University. As class president, Kimble accepted the diploma… Read more »
Power-up: Centerstate CEO, National Grid open workspace to promote Syracuse start-ups
More than 130 people kicked off the Tech Garden’s new interactive center this weekend when they gathered in the space for nearly 30 hours in… Read more »
Groups aid relief funds for Philippines after Typhoon Haiyan
The damage created by Typhoon Haiyan has prompted some Syracuse University students to take action. “Ultimately, they’re going to need money a month from now,”… Read more »
Syracuse looks to move forward after setting foundation in 1st season in ACC
On Thursday, Aug. 29, Syracuse head coach Ian McIntyre placed the upcoming season in the big picture. He could only say so much about tactics… Read more »
Rising in the east: International enrollment triples; Chinese students make up majority
The number of international undergraduates enrolled at Syracuse University has more than tripled since 2006 and students coming from China are making up a majority… Read more »
STOP Bias begins ‘Who are You?’ postcard campaign
To display the ways students identify themselves, STOP Bias is asking students to fill out anonymous postcards answering the question, “Who are you?” STOP Bias… Read more »
Activist discusses Afghan women’s rights issues
After earning her master’s degree in sociology in India, Sunita Viswanath returned to the United States in 2000 and became “obsessed, disturbed, concerned and devastated… Read more »
LGBT Resource Center director reacts to sign vandalism
Vandalism of several Syracuse University LGBT Resource Center campaign signs sparked a Department of Public Safety investigation as well as a community-wide dialogue about symbolic… Read more »
Members propose resolution for university to change child abuse policy directions
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, the reason Ben Jones was not accepted to the University Senate Academic Affairs Committee was misstated. He was… Read more »
Judy Smith discusses crisis management, TV show
While Judy Smith’s life might not be as dramatic as Olivia Pope portrays it on the television show “Scandal,” an eager crowd still packed the… Read more »
Last impression: Allie Curtis reflects on leadership, personal growth
The Student Association has become a part of Allie Curtis’ identity. “It’s something I’ll carry into the rest of my life,” said Curtis, SA’s president,… Read more »
Referendum to constitution becomes official
The proposed constitution became the official constitution after Thursday’s Student Association election. Just less than 90 percent of students who voted in the election voted… Read more »
AdBrite founder, alumnus to speak at convocation
Philip Kaplan, an Internet entrepreneur who founded AdBrite and several other start-up companies, will give the convocation speech for the School of Information Studies in… Read more »
Debate Society loses funding due to issues with finances, regulations
The Syracuse University Debate Society has lost the remainder of its funding for the year from the Renée Crown University Honors Program and the College… Read more »
Mello Velo cafe delivers menu items in SU area on bikes
Neil Hueber isn’t like most deliverymen. Hueber works at Mello Velo, a combined bike shop and café on Westcott Street, and he always makes deliveries… Read more »
Faculty remember professor’s passion
As a professor, Edward McClennen meant business. It was his “blazingly intense” character, “unwavering commitment” to intellectual rigor and passion for his work that gained… Read more »
Built to win: Landscape architecture students win national award for design to help plankten, algae reproduce in Hudson River
Four students in SUNY-ESF’s landscape architecture program received a national award in Boston on Saturday for their class project to increase the productivity of plants… Read more »
Syverud plans to serve as faculty member in College of Law
UPDATED: Nov. 18 at 1:23 a.m. Chancellor-designate Kent Syverud plans to also serve as a professor at Syracuse University after he arrives on campus. Syverud… Read more »
SUNY Board of Trustees announces next ESF president
The State University of New York Board of Trustees has appointed a new SUNY-ESF president, who will enter office on Jan. 2. SUNY Chancellor Nancy… Read more »
