SUNY-ESF President Cornelius Murphy to step down within next year
UPDATED: Dec. 13, 2012, 5:27 p.m. After 12 years as SUNY-ESF president, Cornelius Murphy announced today that he will step down within a year. The… Read more »
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SPD investigates shots fired near Warehouse early Sunday morning
Shots were fired near The Warehouse early Sunday morning by the Route 690 exit ramp at the corner of W. Fayette Street and West Street.… Read more »
Counting down the readers' top 10 favorite moments of Syracuse sports in 2012
10: Ryan Nassib sets almost all major single-season and career quarterback records The career touchdowns list is the only Syracuse quarterback list that Nassib does… Read more »
'If you want lacrosse, you come to Onondaga': Administrator unites Onondaga Nation, SU with lacrosse movie
Neal Powless was born with a purpose: to be heard. His Native American name translates to “his voice is heard among the people,” a phrase… Read more »
Three students, 8 faculty members join chancellor search committee
Eight faculty members, one staff member and three students will join the Board of Trustees in selecting Syracuse University’s 12th chancellor. The University Senate finalized… Read more »
You got served: NYU creates massive email chain after enabling reply all on school-wide email
To some, Nov. 27, 2012 will forever be known as “The Day NYU Broke.” On that day, the Bursar’s Office at New York University sent… Read more »
Communications and rhetorical studies program receives $1 million donation
A fresh coat of paint covers the walls of the new lobby on the first floor of Sims Hall. This is just one aspect of… Read more »
City Year names SU one of its top 10 "feeder schools"
When Melissa Weston served on the Remembrance Scholar selection committee, she never expected to learn about an organization that would inspire her to follow a… Read more »
Sport Management Club holds auction to benefit Special Olympics
In a small room in Drumlins Country Club, donated items from all over the world are packed into stacks of numbered boxes. These items will… Read more »
Onondaga County reported flu cases passes 2009 swine flu record
The flu is spreading throughout Onondaga County at the fastest and most prevalent rate since the 2009 swine flu. The number of lab-confirmed cases in… Read more »
Website holds craft fair in Marshall Square Mall
Syr Bazaar is often referred to as Syracuse University’s own spinoff of Etsy.com, an online retailer focused on selling unique handmade and vintage goods. Yet… Read more »
University, local communities examine present, future of Connective Corridor
It was an imposing ivory tower. It was a fading manufacturing town. It was the same city, worlds apart. “When you get away a distance… Read more »
Symphony orchestra to return to Syracuse
After more than a year of silence, the former members of the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra have developed a new strategy to revive the organization’s presence… Read more »
Former Syracuse great Monk inducted into College Football Hall of Fame
Art Monk didn’t think he had the talent to succeed in football. So when he earned a scholarship to play at Syracuse, it came as… Read more »
SU students, professors recognize benefits of evaluations
As the fall semester comes to a close and students prepare to take their final exams, professors are preparing for tests of their own: student… Read more »
Local organization works to further develop diverse neighborhood
Ethnic stores, barbershops, restaurants and vacant storefronts. These are the prominent features of North Salina Street. Though the area has recently become very ethnically and… Read more »
Record-high temperatures hit Syracuse
Syracuse experienced unusually warm temperatures on Tuesday that haven’t been matched since the beginning of Word War II. Temperatures reached 70 degrees, surpassing the previous… Read more »
IVMF website to help veterans to re-enter workforce
When veterans return to the civilian sector, they are faced with countless adjustments, one of them being entering the work force. A Syracuse University veterans… Read more »
Pocket full of change: Officials recommend residents carry coins when using electric parking meters
Syracuse residents are temporarily advised to carry change with them if they plan to use the city’s electronic parking meters. Although the current meters have… Read more »
SU ice hockey team struggles with consistency in season riddled with injuries
Injuries aside, it was a weekend to forget for the Syracuse club ice hockey team. Going up against the defending American Collegiate Hockey Association Division-I… Read more »
A home of their own: University-area neighborhoods see increase in landlord-owned houses
Beer cans scattered over unkempt lawns, bikes locked onto porches and the occasional funnel hanging over a balcony set the scene on Livingston Avenue. But… Read more »
Court date set for two SU athletes arrested Sunday
The two Syracuse University football players arrested on Sunday for disorderly conduct and other charges will appear in court Dec. 19. Steve Rene, a junior… Read more »
Stealing shoppers: Bing creates ad campaign highlighting Google’s policy of charging vendors to appear in results
Microsoft has a declared a new Scrooge this holiday season: Google. In a new advertisement on Microsoft’s search engine Bing, Google is targeted as another… Read more »
Members reflect on goals, initiatives of the past session
Monday night’s Student Association meeting was highlighted by cheerful farewell speeches from outgoing members as the general assembly reflected on the past year. Throughout the… Read more »
