Bench on Quad honors former chancellor
Two years after the Syracuse University Quad was officially named and dedicated to former Chancellor Kenneth "Buzz" Shaw, a bench has been installed in front… Read more »
News
Taking sides: Obama, Romney court voters with different ideologies, policies
This year’s election features two candidates with different ideologies when it comes to job creation, health care and foreign policy. President Barack Obama said he… Read more »
Dependence brought to light: part 2 of 2
Overworked: Health, fitness fanatics recognize addictive nature in habit
Clarice Chastang cannot live without exercising. After running cross-country in high school, the sophomore communication sciences and disorders major has continued with an intensive workout… Read more »
Bloody good: 'Assassin's Creed' brings bloodshed, innovative multiplayer gameplay to colonial America
Annual anticipation is something usually reserved for only the most popular sports games and first-person shooters, but "Assassin’s Creed" managed to carve its own niche… Read more »
Students required to pay additional fees for VPA classes
Certain classes in the College of Visual and Performing Arts, like jewelry making, ceramics and sculpture, come with additional fees, and students who are non-VPA… Read more »
At the buzzer: ESF wins Society of American Forester's Quiz Bowl competition
SUNY-ESF beat out 33 other college forestry departments from across the country to win the Society of American Foresters Student Quiz Bowl last week. “It… Read more »
Students see few relief efforts on campus
Nearly a week after Hurricane-turned Superstorm Sandy slammed New York City and New Jersey, many are shifting their focus toward relief efforts. The Samuel I.… Read more »
Construction at Place of Remembrance to finish in November
Construction on the Place of Remembrance resumed following the end of Remembrance Week and will not be completed until the end of November. The Office… Read more »
Former Syracuse center Onuaku selected in D-League draft
The Reno Bighorns selected Arinze Onuaku in the fourth round of the NBA D-League draft Friday night. The former Syracuse center played with the Rio… Read more »
SU extends Early Decision deadline
Syracuse University extended its Early Decision application deadline in response to the effects of Superstorm Sandy. The original deadline, Nov. 15, is now a soft… Read more »
Fraternity and Sorority Affairs
Pi Beta Phi to close on May 8, 2013
Pi Beta Phi Fraternity for Women’s Syracuse University chapter will close on May 8, 2013. The decision comes after the SU chapter, also known as… Read more »
Students wait to receive absentee ballots, others prepare to cast votes locally
With a deadline to register for an absentee ballot by mail in New York that ended on Oct. 30, many students are now waiting to… Read more »
Halloween Fun Run/Walk brings out holiday spirit
Halloween spirit was in full swing as costume-clad runners, seemingly immune to the damp, cold weather, lined up at noon Wednesday to compete in the… Read more »
Against the grain: University of Central Florida's student president votes to raise tuition, angers students
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, the governmental body that cut aid to public universities was misstated. The Florida Legislature made the decision.… Read more »
Connective Corridor receives award for collaborative efforts
The Connective Corridor was given the 2012 Transportation Project of the Year award for its complexity and high level of cooperation among many different groups.… Read more »
Comptroller seeks re-election, emphasizes past experience
Stephen DeSalvo is seeking re-election for Student Association comptroller, the position responsible for helping allocate the $2.6-million Student Activity Fee collected from Syracuse University students.… Read more »
DPS to increase cameras, better protect campus
Syracuse University will continue to add more security cameras throughout campus in order to provide better safety in certain areas. Currently, there are approximately 500… Read more »
Toil and trouble: Uncertainty in details surrounding John Crouse Jr.'s stolen skull still remain 24 years later
When Kevin McQuain returned from Oakwood Cemetery that night, he did not come back empty-handed. McQuain’s roommate, Nate Andresani, was preparing for an intramural football… Read more »
Effects of storm not felt at Syracuse University
Superstorm Sandy minimally affected the Syracuse area. No injuries or flooded houses were reported, said a Syracuse Police Department official. Given that Syracuse University officials… Read more »
Students check in with families affected by storm
While the Syracuse area avoided the worst of Hurricane-turned Superstorm Sandy, many students from the tri-state area spent the day watching the news and checking… Read more »
DPS to increase patrols for Halloween; past weekend yields little crime
With Halloween falling on a Wednesday this year, the Department of Public Safety has increased patrols to prevent any crime that might occur due to… Read more »
Parental guidance: Say Yes to Education creates program to help families support their children's learning
Parent University is sending Syracuse parents back to school with the goal of informing, involving and empowering families of students in the community. “The ultimate… Read more »
Syracuse and Cornell universities to host Walter Benjamin conference
Professors from countries across the world, such as Germany and Belgium, will be on campus during the next few days to celebrate the memory of… Read more »
Officials to investigate string of Bird library thefts
Adam Chen can no longer study at E.S. Bird Library with peace of mind. On Sept. 16, Chen’s backpack, containing his MacBook Pro, iPhone and… Read more »
