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Allison Heberling's goblet mugs aren't typical. The ceramic, bowl-shaped cup can be lifted from its slender base — the two items are completely separate. Etched… Read more »
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Surveys, diverse artist selection lead to 3 concert sellouts this semester
When it comes to selling concert tickets, University Union is riding a hot streak. Tickets for UU’s second Bandersnatch Music Series show of the semester… Read more »
Student magazine, 20 Watts, resumes printing after 2 years
After a nearly two-year print hiatus, 20 Watts Magazine, Syracuse University’s student-run music publication, relaunched its print edition on Monday. The idea of relaunching came… Read more »
Two Syracuse football players arrested early Sunday morning
UPDATED: Dec. 2, 2012, 5:31 p.m. Two Syracuse football players were arrested Sunday morning and spent the night in jail, according to police reports. Steve Rene,… Read more »
A resonating note: After 25 years, the Syracuse Brass Ensemble continues to flourish
The Syracuse Brass Ensemble is a group that doesn’t take itself too seriously. Members make fun of other members who make mistakes. They crack jokes,… Read more »
Debate on hydrofracking sees high turnout, elicits emotions from participants
The momentum seemed to permanently flip against the side in favor of hydrofracking when a man from the audience asked a simple question: Besides the… Read more »
Police reports reveal details about credibility of accusers
Details regarding the Syracuse Police Department’s investigation into the allegations made against former associate men’s basketball coach Bernie Fine came to light on Sunday following… Read more »
Space to grow: Renovations to make Illick Hall greenhouse more accessible for visitors
Even though the plants are miles away and construction hasn’t started, Lindsay Rutte is already thinking of ways to make the layout of the new… Read more »
Man reportedly shot in Oakwood Cemetery; wound not life-threatening
A man was reportedly shot in Oakwood Cemetery Saturday night and walked into Crouse Hospital with a wound to his left elbow, according to a Syracuse… Read more »
Community Folk Art Center celebrates 40 year anniversary
Like ticker tape, a red sign above the gallery door of Syracuse’s Community Folk Art Center reads: “CFAC Galleries film studios paint diaspora engage ceramic… Read more »
Syracuse University general counsel to retire in June
Syracuse University’s Thomas Evans, senior vice president and general counsel, will retire at the end of this year. The Board of Trustees is currently searching… Read more »
Miner, Mahoney cross party lines, discuss gender equality in politics
Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner and Onondaga County Executive Joanie Mahoney went beyond party lines on Wednesday night and came together in support of female political… Read more »
Non-profit to hold fundraiser to raise money for Kenyan school
Unlike many of his peers at the University of Pennsylvania, Eddo Kim was not satisfied with using his degree to strive toward achieving a high-paying… Read more »
Students to pitch ideas to MLB.com employees as part of hackathon
Jake Magida will spend the next two days planning and pitching ideas to employees from MLB.com who are giving him real-world technological problems to solve.… Read more »
Last glance: Dylan Lustig reflects on his past year as Student Association president
As a child, Dylan Lustig wanted to be a superhero. He wanted to be the good guy. Once, when Lustig and his twin brother were… Read more »
Pointing Fingers: Chico State University cancels Greek life activities after student alcohol overdose
After a fraternity pledge at Chico State University suffered an alcohol overdose on Nov. 4, the university suspended all upcoming fraternity and sorority activities. The… Read more »
Staying above water: Sen. Charles Schumer requests to continue funding for Syracuse's Inner Harbor
Following the Syracuse Industrial Development Agency’s donation to help build infrastructures in Syracuse’s Inner Harbor, Sen. Charles Schumer has also pushed for federal funding for… Read more »
Oil drilling hits the East Coast, could increase on college campuses
In the southern United States, oil drilling is rooted deep into the economy’s culture, and the industry’s presence on college campuses is commonplace. More than… Read more »
Woman suffers minor injuries after jumping on car
A woman suffered minor injuries after she jumped onto a car that then ran her over on the 500 block of Westcott Street on Tuesday… Read more »
Last year's changes to Academic Integrity Policy help to clarify regulations
In the last year, changes to the Academic Integrity Policy have clarified the standards for the Syracuse University community, but for many, there is still… Read more »
Curtis prepares transition into presidency
After returning from a week of break, current Student Association Vice President Allie Curtis immediately began preparing for her transition into the presidency. Curtis won… Read more »
Joining forces: DPS, SPD officials push forward with University Area Crime-Control Team
The University Area Crime-Control Team has been extended to the end of the semester after personnel issues caused a two-week delay in implementation. UACT, an… Read more »
'Movement on Main' design competition to improve health in Syracuse area
When Marilyn Higgins observed people of all ages playing with the musical pavements at Syracuse Stage, it sparked an idea for a competition that would… Read more »
