Student catering service to bring downtown specialties to campus
Syracuse University students will soon be able to enjoy many of Armory Square’s fine dining hot spots without leaving their dorm rooms. Syracuse Catering, or… Read more »
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Ask the experts: Does NSA pose threat to Syracuse students’ privacy?
Last week’s revelation that the NSA had been collecting millions of contact lists from personal email and instant message accounts heightened unanswered questions about the… Read more »
Strongest link: Cafe Kubal stands strong in airport as business chains set to move in
Students flying through the Syracuse Hancock International Airport should expect some changes in the coming months, with a new company set to take over food,… Read more »
Men's club players practice with Syracuse, toughen team up for ACC
In the spring of 2013, Syracuse women’s soccer assistant coach Neel Bhattacharjee reached out to the Syracuse men’s club soccer team seeking some help. Moving… Read more »
Acquired taste: Co-op provides South Side residents with fresh food options
The South Side of Syracuse used to be considered a “food desert.” A walk to the grocery store is a trek from the corner of… Read more »
Members pass bill to allow proposal on ballot
In November, the student body will vote on whether to align Student Association sessions with the academic year, which is part of the organization’s proposed… Read more »
School receives largest donation from late alumna
In 2005, Estelle Wilhelm donated $500 to the School of Information Studies after receiving a Christmas card from her alma mater, and promised to send… Read more »
Professor to testify about Syrian war crimes
A College of Law professor will testify to a congressional committee next week about how to prosecute war crimes and the crimes committed against humanity… Read more »
SU, ESF group plans to install solar panels on main campus, worldwide
In the two years since its creation, a Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF environmental group has changed its name to expand its awareness and think of… Read more »
SU Libraries host Open Access Week forums
To promote open access for research, Syracuse University Libraries has dedicated this week to be a series of presentations influenced by this idea. Open Access… Read more »
Time columnist to speak on patriotism
Eric Liu believes in the importance of reaching across the aisle. Liu, a Time columnist and educator, will be speaking about the importance of bipartisanship… Read more »
Bono looks to rebound from miscue as Syracuse travels to Albany
Alex Bono called it one of the worst plays he has made in his entire soccer career. Stuck in a scoreless grudge match against North… Read more »
Professor showcases Lockerbie photo exhibit
Lawrence Mason thought he had seen all of Lockerbie, Scotland. But after collaborating with a Lockerbie Scholar, he learned there’s more to the town than… Read more »
Committee chair looks to improve Impact Week
This year’s Impact Week will feature new events and initiatives, and is something its creators hope will leave an even longer lasting effect on students… Read more »
'Living in freedom now': First participant graduates women's empowerment program in Syracuse
More than a year ago, Liz Garcia felt like she was living in solitary confinement. Residing in the Bronx at the time, she struggled through the… Read more »
Hunger awareness walk sees highest participation in 3 years
A fundraiser in Syracuse hosted its most attended walking event in three years on Sunday. Students gathered at Hendricks Chapel for the CROP Hunger Walk,… Read more »
University Senate Committee updates class curriculum
The Falk school has proposed two programs to keep up with emerging career fields. The University Senate Committee on Curricula has submitted a report reviewing… Read more »
Tree-vival : Scientists attempt to re-establish functionally extinct tree after 25 years of research
After about 25 years of research, SUNY-ESF scientists will attempt to re-establish the American chestnut tree, which was previously functionally extinct. “Twenty-five years, $5 million… Read more »
Presidential candidates discuss platforms, introduce running mates at IFC debate
The three Student Association presidential candidates went head-to-head at the first debate of the election season, each discussing their different perspectives on Syracuse University and… Read more »
Rare Bono gaffe costs Syracuse in loss to No. 21 North Carolina
A single Syracuse mistake was all No. 21 North Carolina needed. On Friday night at Fetzer Field in Chapel Hill, N.C., North Carolina (5-2-5, 2-1-5… Read more »
Guarding angels: Judy O'Rourke receives honor for work with Remembrance, Lockerbie scholars
For those affected by the Pan Am Flight 103 tragedy, Judy O’Rourke has always been there. She’s a “surrogate mother” to Lockerbie scholars, a good… Read more »
Hilliard emerges as steady defender, bolsters Orange roster
Alex Bono was in trouble. A North Carolina State cross was dangerously close to leading to a goal. The Syracuse goalkeeper couldn’t make a play… Read more »
Syracuse hopes to continue hot stretch, earn point against powerhouse UNC
Maddie Iozzi and her Syracuse teammates are looking to make a bold statement when the Orange travels to Chapel Hill, N.C., to face defending national… Read more »
SU to change seating for Orange Madness
For this year’s Orange Madness, fans will see changes in safety and seating in response to the stabbing at last year’s event. Rather than general… Read more »
