18-year-old woman dies in car accident on Comstock Avenue
UPDATED: March 2, 2013, 11:58 a.m. An 18-year-old woman is dead after an early-morning car accident on Comstock Avenue between an SUV and Centro bus, according… Read more »
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Accident between Centro bus, SUV occurs on Comstock Avenue; police say accident could be fatal
A serious, possibly fatal accident between an SUV and Centro bus happened early Saturday morning, closing off Comstock Avenue from Stratford Street to East Colvin… Read more »
State of happiness: Researchers at University of Vermont determine happiest areas of the country based on tweets
Some areas of the country are happier than others, according to a team of researchers at the University of Vermont. Researchers came to this conclusion… Read more »
Record-setting ocean rower speaks on experiences crossing three oceans
To row the ocean requires courage and perseverance. Roz Savage had enough to do so — solo — three times. Savage, a record-setting ocean rower,… Read more »
Teen Visual Art Development Program receives local funding
Support from local organizations has allowed the Teen Visual Art Development Program to expand its reach within the local community and better the art skills… Read more »
President of disaster relief company to speak on entrepreneurship at SU
Famed entrepreneur, business mogul and television star Sheldon Yellen will speak to the Syracuse University community Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Martin J. Whitman… Read more »
SU study reveals problems with Immigration and Customs Enforcement detentions
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, information about immigrants creating problems for the government was misattributed to a source who had not been interviewed… Read more »
SU increases lobbying to keep politicians aware of local issues
Government representatives don’t know everything. Often, decisions made in Washington, D.C., affect constituents in ways representatives don’t even realize. That’s where lobbying comes in. As… Read more »
SU community reacts to Healing the Scars event on minority perception
A day after about 250 students and faculty assembled in the lower level of Hendricks Chapel to voice concerns about campus self-segregation, racial stigmas and… Read more »
Campus sexual violence act could require colleges to provide victims legal, counseling service
Colleges across America may soon be required to reform how they report sexual assaults that occur on campus. If enacted, the Campus Sexual Violence Elimination… Read more »
Study finds millennials to be most stressed demographic in country
If stress levels on campus seem high, it may be a result of more than midterms. The American Psychological Association recently named the millennial generation… Read more »
Event to promote accessible athletics
CLARIFICATION: The Disability Student Union is not officially affiliated with the SU Disability Services. Syracuse University’s Accessible Athletics Exposition, called OrangeAbility, will return to campus… Read more »
Students call for open dialogue on race issues during 'Healing the Scars' event
Surrounded by the same ivory walls and well-worn pews, they mirrored generations of students that preceded them. "You, tonight, stand on the shoulders of those… Read more »
With Open Arms
Tiffany Steinwert grew up in a working-class family in Cincinnati that stressed the importance of the acceptance of others. [photos] Steinwert’s mother worked on weekends,… Read more »
DPS arrests suspect in Bird Library laptop thefts
Syracuse University Department of Public Safety officers arrested an individual for burglary, grand larceny and other violations of the New York State Penal Law early… Read more »
Landmark Theatre board names new director
The Landmark Theatre’s Board of Trustees unanimously chose its new executive director. Thomas Kazmierczak will become director of the Syracuse theater. Kazmierczak’s extensive experience in… Read more »
Ocean rower to speak about sustainability, environmentalism
Record-setting ocean rower Roz Savage will speak to the Syracuse University community Wednesday about her insights on life purpose, motivation, spirituality and sustainability. Savage, who… Read more »
Alumni Alliance connects LGBTQ community
This past Thursday, the Syracuse University LGBTQ Alumni Alliance hosted its first official launch event in Boston. The SU LGBTQ Alumni Alliance aims to create… Read more »
Changing course: Syracuse could host research program on flying drones in commercial airspace
Unmanned flight drones could soon be coming to Syracuse as a part of a plan to integrate the drones into commercial airspace. Unmanned aerial vehicles… Read more »
Syracuse announces construction of new indoor practice facility
Construction of a new $17-million indoor practice center will begin later this year, Syracuse athletic director Daryl Gross announced Tuesday. The football team will be… Read more »
Downtown dynamics: Revitalization efforts downtown attract younger demographic in Armory Square
Ask any Syracuse University student if he or she would be willing to live in Syracuse post-graduation. The answer is typically “no.” That’s what Forrest… Read more »
Bill could alter committee and board meeting absence policies
When Ben Jones assumed his post as parliamentarian of the 57th Session, he promised to stamp out contradictory procedures and refine the Student Association's existing… Read more »
Search for truth in civil rights era cold case continues
Cordero Ducksworth didn’t know his father was murdered until he was 33 years old. “I’m 33 years old, married with a child and everyone knows… Read more »
LGBT Humans Rights Watch director speaks on global human rights issues
Graeme Reid, director of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Rights Program at Human Rights Watch in New York City, spoke about human rights issues… Read more »
