One Million Bones project to raise genocide awareness
Syracuse University alumnus Terrance Smith will spend the next nine months traveling around the country to spread awareness about genocide in a creative way. The… Read more »
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RAINED OUT: Hurricane-turned Superstorm Sandy forces cancellation of Monday afternoon, Tuesday classes at Syracuse University
UPDATED: Oct. 29, 10:22 p.m. Syracuse University canceled classes for part of Monday and all of Tuesday to protect students from strong winds and heavy… Read more »
Students, faculty reflect on cancellation of classes for 1998 storm
When strong winds began shaking Lawrinson Hall, Tony Kudner thought a tornado was coming. Kudner, then a freshman production and theatrical design major, ran into… Read more »
Students living off-campus, Syracuse residents prepare for storm
As Hurricane-turned Superstorm Sandy headed toward Syracuse on Monday, Syracuse University students living off campus and area residents prepared for the storm. Landlords renting to… Read more »
SU students studying in Washington D.C. area experience effects of storm
As Syracuse braced for Hurricane-turned Superstorm Sandy on Monday evening, students located elsewhere in the Northeast had already begun to experience the heavy winds and… Read more »
Longtime SU professors agree with decision to cancel classes
Syracuse University’s longtime faculty members, many of which were also present for some of the university’s past closures, feel the university made the right decision… Read more »
Business school ranked first for most internationally represented MBA program
Syracuse University’s Whitman School of Management has been ranked first for having the most internationally represented MBA program in the country at 68 percent. “We’ve… Read more »
Dining halls to operate on normal hours
All of Syracuse University’s dining halls will remain open with normal operating hours despite the severe weather warnings for Hurricane-turned Superstorm Sandy. Mrunal Karkhanis, a… Read more »
Car hydroplanes, takes out stop sign
A car slid into a tree, taking out a stop sign at the corner of Livingston Avenue and Clarendon Street late Monday afternoon. The driver… Read more »
Students react to Hurricane Sandy, class cancellations
Due to heavy rain and wind associated with Hurricane Sandy, Syracuse University canceled classes starting after 1:40 p.m. on Monday and all of Tuesday’s classes.… Read more »
Syracuse community events canceled due to hurricane
List of cancellations in the Syracuse community caused by Hurricane Sandy: E.S. Bird Library Bird Library closed at 1:30 p.m. The library will begin functioning… Read more »
Storify: Syracuse University, ESF classes canceled in preparation for Hurricane Sandy's arrival
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Local Tops Markets store sees crowd as community prepares for Hurricane Sandy
After Syracuse University canceled classes for Hurricane Sandy, both students and residents are rushing to prepare. The university sent a campus wide email informing students… Read more »
Landlords, students prepare properties for Hurricane Sandy's arrival
Across the university neighborhood, students and landlords are preparing properties for Hurricane Sandy. Landlords renting to Syracuse University students said they were emailing renters today… Read more »
SUNY-ESF cancels classes after 2 p.m. Monday until 11 a.m. Tuesday; will resume classes Tuesday afternoon
The State University of New York College of Environmental Sciences and Forestry will be canceling classes starting at 2 p.m. on Monday until 11 a.m.… Read more »
DPS increases staffing in preparation for Hurricane Sandy
The Department of Public Safety has replenished its supplies and is increasing staffing in light of Syracuse University’s announcement that classes are canceled due to… Read more »
Dependence Brought to Light: Part 1 of 2
Fade to black: Binge drinking raises cause for concern on SU campus
Some students wake up on Saturday morning having to nurse their headaches and fight off nausea, while others won’t wake up until well into the… Read more »
Hurricane Sandy prompts state of emergency in New York state
Though President Barack Obama declared a state of emergency in New York state as Hurricane Sandy approaches, it does not appear that the hurricane will… Read more »
Impact Week to benefit Syracuse community
Student Association is giving Syracuse University students an opportunity to get out of the campus bubble and give back to the community. Members of SA… Read more »
From the ground up: SUNY-ESF creates Office of Energy and Sustainability to expand efforts
SUNY-ESF has restructured the Office of Renewable Energy in order to focus more on sustainability and eliminate any confusion regarding the office’s responsibilities. The office… Read more »
Syracuse women's soccer team's season comes to an end in Big East quarterfinals
Notre Dame ended the Syracuse women’s soccer team’s season on Sunday, defeating the Orange 1-0 in the quarterfinals of the Big East tournament. The Orange… Read more »
Several arrests made in weekend crimes
Several robberies occurred near the Syracuse University campus during the weekend. The Syracuse Police Department made arrests in some of these incidents, and all investigations… Read more »
Rose Laying Ceremony honors 35 students who died in tragedy
The resonating toll of the bells from Crouse College’s tower cut through the silence of the crowd gathered at the newly renovated Place of Remembrance… Read more »
Bicyclist struck by car Friday afternoon
A 52-year-old man was struck by a 2008 Nissan Maxima at the intersection of South Crouse and Waverly Avenues Friday afternoon. The man, who was… Read more »
