Copycat: Take-home exam creates biggest cheating scandal in Harvard University history
When the fall semester began at Harvard University this year, students suspected of cheating on a final exam last spring did not arrive on campus.… Read more »
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Despite punishments, students continue to download illegally
In spite of being a punishable offense, illegal downloading is a discreet presence on campus. “It’s really hard to do it on campus because you… Read more »
DPS sends safety notices to students living off campus, on South Campus
The Department of Public Safety sent out notices to students living off campus and on South Campus on Wednesday regarding incidents that have taken place… Read more »
Reporter for Rolling Stone discusses politics, writing
Being a financial journalist was just about the last profession Matt Taibbi thought about growing up. “If you told me years ago that I would… Read more »
Assistant vice president of student affairs position created, filled
Colleen Bench, director of the Syracuse University Parent’s Office, has been named assistant vice president of student affairs. Bench will continue to serve as director… Read more »
'What is it?' campaign to be revealed on Quad
The big question on Syracuse University’s campus recently is: “What is it?” All around campus, brightly spray-painted sidewalk squares ask the question. On Tuesday, an… Read more »
CitrusTV to expand, renovate former Foodworks space in Watson Theater
CitrusTV recently announced plans to expand and renovate a newly available space in Watson Theater. The student television station will occupy what was formerly the… Read more »
Syracuse University rises in best college rankings
After climbing four spots, Syracuse University is now tied for No. 58 on the 2013 U.S. News and World Report’s Best Colleges list. The… Read more »
SU community responds to complexities of Syrian conflict
Rania Habib can’t go home. The assistant professor of linguistics and Arabic at Syracuse University grew up in Homs, Syria, and as a young woman,… Read more »
Items from summer, last year expected to be discussed at first session
After a notably busy summer in which faculty kept an eye on policy discussions such as Bernie Fine and the roles of administration versus faculty,… Read more »
Program to launch in Tunisia, immerse students in Arabic language
In the fall of 2013, Syracuse University students will be given the opportunity to study at yet another unique location: Tunisia. The Tunisia program is… Read more »
Rolling Stone reporter to discuss journalistic experience, elections
All across campus, students are preparing for voting season. “Politics is an important topic,” said Simone Depew, a sophomore public relations and political science major.… Read more »
Online classes offered by SU increase in number, variety
Every semester, Philip Arnold turns down more students from his online classes. Arnold, an associate professor of religion who teaches the online class REL 101:… Read more »
Salina shape-up: Apartment building, relocated bus hub to revive downtown Syracuse neighborhood
The 300 block of South Salina Street is undergoing a makeover. Now that the bus hub has been moved, and construction of the Pike Block… Read more »
Student on bike, vehicle collide
A Syracuse University student collided with a vehicle while riding his bicycle at the corner of Comstock Avenue and Stratford Street on Tuesday morning. The… Read more »
Out of the darkness: After surviving Aurora shooting, recent SU graduate refocuses on the future
He was just one face in the panicked crowd. One among swarms of people piling out of the second-floor Colorado theater’s exit, frantically making their… Read more »
Monday Mile walking trail series opens
Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner walked a one-mile trail through downtown Syracuse starting at City Hall as part of her proclamation that Monday, Sept. 10, be… Read more »
Artist set to perform at One World Concert beaten, robbed
One World Concert artist Emmanuel Jal was beaten and robbed Saturday in Juba, South Sudan in an incident of unprovoked police brutality. One World concert… Read more »
iRumor: Apple invitation suggests announcement of new generation iPhone release
Tech lovers who eagerly await the newest products on the market may be preparing to line up at the Apple store, as the company is… Read more »
Seven members added to assembly
Members of Syracuse University’s Student Association pushed for strong campus representation at Monday night’s meeting, causing a heated discussion regarding competition for positions in the… Read more »
Documentary filmmaker discusses forgiveness
Helen Whitney understands the importance of forgiveness, but that didn’t make encapsulating it into a movie any easier. “Getting forgiveness into a movie was very… Read more »
Website tracks progress of Dineen Hall
Construction at Dineen Hall — Syracuse University’s new law building — can be monitored via live video feeds on the Dineen Hall Development website. The… Read more »
One World concert tickets to go on sale to general public Monday
One World Concert tickets will be available for the general public to purchase Monday at 10 a.m. Ticket prices range from $35 to $55, and… Read more »
Cantor says higher education is facing existential crisis
In an opinion piece for The Huffington Post on Wednesday, Syracuse University Chancellor Nancy Cantor argued universities are facing an existential crisis and should be… Read more »
