University Lectures : NPR journalist speaks about Latino rights
Renowned in the field of journalism for various projects involving female and Latino rights, NPR journalist Maria Hinojosa spoke Tuesday night on the lack of… Read more »
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SU student robbed Tuesday night on Maryland Avenue
A Syracuse University student was the victim of an off-campus strong arm robbery Tuesday night. The strong arm robbery, or a robbery in which a… Read more »
Copeland-Morgan to leave SU, begin at UCLA in January
UPDATED: Sept. 29, 2011, 2:00 p.m. Youlonda Copeland-Morgan, associate vice president for enrollment management and director of scholarships and student aid, will be leaving Syracuse University… Read more »
Reported Blackboard Learn security problem fails to hit university
The Blackboard system used by Syracuse University students and faculty may contain dangerous security holes, according to an article published by SC Magazine. But SU… Read more »
Author to speak on latest book
Award-winning author Dana Spiotta impressed more than 200 students Wednesday in Gifford Auditorium during the second event of the Raymond Carver Reading Series, with her… Read more »
City : A common consensus: City official, Marshall Street business managers react to move to ACC
In 2014, the city of Syracuse should expect to see the same number of fans attending sporting events — some will just be wearing different… Read more »
ACC : Athlete progress at SU on par with future members
Academically, Syracuse University will transition from the Big East Conference to the Atlantic Coast Conference smoothly, but likely not as a top academic athletic program.'Yes,… Read more »
South Campus apartment burglarized Wednesday morning
The second burglary of the semester on South Campus occurred during the morning hours on Wednesday on the 400 block of Chinook Drive. Items were… Read more »
Grand restoration : Officials seek to restore Carnegie Library layout
The Carnegie Library of today has lost the grandeur it held in March 1907.The main entrance to the building has closed, classrooms have been built… Read more »
Repairing the system: Domingo hopes to improve care as first Health Services director in 2 years
Ben Domingo is a man who vows to improve Health Services' customer service, clinical care and community presence, as the program worked without a formal… Read more »
ACC : Carrier Dome alcohol sales prove to be a rarity in conference
When Syracuse University begins play in the Atlantic Coast Conference in 2014, it will bring something unfamiliar to the current 12-team conference: on-campus beer sales… Read more »
Ask the Experts : What factors can cause a government to shut down?
Congress narrowly avoided a government shutdown Monday after passing a last-minute spending deal, an act that will provide funding for the federal government until Nov.… Read more »
Student Association : Casey clarifies desire for full student representation
Student Association President Neal Casey opened Monday night's SA meeting, held at 7:30 p.m. in Maxwell Auditorium, with a message of clarifying why recruitment is… Read more »
City middle schools go without police officers
Due to budget cuts, Syracuse middle schools were forced to relocate six city police officers that previously worked within the schools to maintain a safe… Read more »
Breaking the silence : Musical community looks to rebuild after Syracuse Symphony Orchestra closes
Daniel Hege was often swept into exhilaration as he recreated some of music's timeless masterpieces during his tenure as director of the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra.'You… Read more »
Health & Science : Record highs: Alcohol and drug overdoses rise among college-age generation
A decade-long study concluded college-age youths across the nation are being hospitalized for overdosing on drugs and alcohol with increasing frequency.Recent reports took the findings… Read more »
FB : Toledo's appeal to vacate SU win denied
The Big East conference and NCAA Football Rules Committee decided the final result of Syracuse's 33-30 win over Toledo on Saturday will not be overturned,… Read more »
Rise reported in part-time MBA applications
In times of economic hardship, many Americans are forced to make difficult decisions, especially when it comes to career choices and higher education. These choices… Read more »
Texting while driving tickets rise in New York state
Tickets issued for texting while driving in New York state more than doubled during the month of August, prompting Syracuse area police forces and state… Read more »
Chaplain speaks on racism toward Muslims after 9/11
Earlier this month, Syracuse University students and Americans across the nation recognized the loss of thousands of lives from the terrorist attacks on 9/11 ten… Read more »
Melo case rescheduled for Nov. 30
Syracuse sophomore center Fab Melo's case in domestic violence court was postponed for the fifth time on Monday and will now be heard Nov. 30. Melo… Read more »
King David's Restaurant quietly reopens above former location
Nearly 10 months after leasing its facility to Chipotle Mexican Grill, King David's Restaurant reopened Sept. 17 on Marshall Street. The Middle Eastern restaurant was… Read more »
ESF : Global movement: Campus joins together to demand action against carbon dioxide concentrations
More than 100 people gathered for the SUNY-ESF Alumni and Family Fall Barbecue on Saturday afternoon to join the Moving Planet global initiative.Attendees stood in… Read more »
College of Arts and Sciences : English department adds film, creative writing tracks
Syracuse University's English department added two new tracks to the English and textual studies major. The major, one of the largest humanities majors, will give… Read more »
