FoodWorks expands food selection, improves look
This past summer, the FoodWorks convenience store in the basement of Graham Dining Center underwent a massive renovation. The last renovation of the lower level… Read more »
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Up in smoke: Use of electronic cigarettes rises among young people across the country
At first glance, it can be hard to discern the difference between an electronic cigarette and a traditional one. Both supply the user with nicotine… Read more »
Business model: Fashion show to promote, highlight Armory Square stores
Sipping a beer with a friend at The Blue Tusk bar in Armory Square one day, Lisa Butler had an idea to have a runway… Read more »
Halis scores lone goal as Syracuse upsets No. 12 Connecticut
There was a considerable difference in Ian McIntyre’s postgame mood. On Friday, he had the body language of a head coach who had just watched… Read more »
Bono shuts out Connecticut, outduels star goalie Blake
When the clock hit quadruple zeros and the referee blew the ball dead, Syracuse goalkeeper Alex Bono dropped to his knees, raised his arms and… Read more »
School certifies students to participate in personalized nutrition consultation program
The David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics is now offering personalized nutrition consultation to students of Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF, as well… Read more »
Canadian national team veteran Iozzi brings experience to Syracuse
As a high schooler, Maddie Iozzi was given the opportunity to play for the U-17 Canadian national team. The Ontario native won a silver medal… Read more »
Monk discusses food shortages
Bhikkhu Bodhi, a prominent American Buddhist monk, spoke Monday night in Hendricks Chapel about world hunger and food productivity as part of a Syracuse Symposium… Read more »
Hospital releases recovering DPS officer
A Department of Public Safety officer hurt in a lightning strike on South Campus more than two weeks ago has been released from the hospital.… Read more »
Assembly elects 5 Arts and Sciences representatives
Five new student assembly members were elected to represent the College of Arts and Sciences at Student Association’s meeting Monday night. After seven candidates spoke… Read more »
Driving it home: Maxwell student comes to SU to improve golf nonprofit organization
About five years ago, Joe Hanna was watching “60 Minutes” when a piece came on about a day in the life of American soldiers in… Read more »
DPS, iSchool to develop campus safety app
The Department of Public Safety has begun developing an emergency messenger app to better ensure safety among the Syracuse University student body. DPS is developing… Read more »
SU creates scholarship to honor OCC athletic director
Syracuse University announced it will create a scholarship in honor of Rob Edson, former senior associate director of athletics who died this weekend. The scholarship… Read more »
Republican Party does not name candidate
Less than a week after incumbent Mayor Stephanie Miner won the Democratic primary for the 2013 mayoral election, the local Republican Party announced on Monday… Read more »
Students file fewer requests for religious observances
For the last two years, Syracuse University has seen an increase in religious observances requests on MySlice, but with this year’s Yom Kippur and Rosh… Read more »
Syracuse moves forward without star defender Thomas
With a towel draped over his head, Skylar Thomas talked to a small crowd of reporters beneath a drizzle after Syracuse’s loss to No. 4… Read more »
Community reflects on 50th anniversary of Birmingham bombing
Syracuse University and the Cold Case Justice Initiative commemorated the 50th anniversary of a 1963 church bombing, which killed four children, by featuring a speech… Read more »
SU breaks ground on athletics practice facility
Syracuse University officials broke ground on a $13 million indoor football practice facility at Lower Coyne Field on the Lampe Athletic Complex on Sunday morning… Read more »
On the safe side: ESF bans hunting with firearms on two of its forest properties
SUNY-ESF has banned hunting with firearms on two of its properties to avoid felony charges from the NY SAFE Act, allowing only bow hunting and… Read more »
After fire, church expects to resume Sunday service next week
Sunday services for the Grace Episcopal Church are expected to resume next week, after a fire burned down the church’s kitchen and damaged the building’s… Read more »
SNL comediennes to perform in Goldstein Auditorium Oct. 16
Saturday Night Live comediennes Vanessa Bayer and Kate McKinnon will perform in Goldstein Auditorium on Oct. 16 as a part of a “Girls of SNL”… Read more »
Chairwoman of Chancellor Search Committee details process
It takes a lot of steps to find a chancellor: almost one year, more than 20 search committee members, three final candidates and two rounds… Read more »
Deans, faculty optimistic about Syverud's experience, background
Looking forward without forgetting the past. These words reflect how Kathleen Joyce feels about the university’s transition into a new administration. Syracuse University officials announced… Read more »
