Hendricks Chapel, campus groups to honor anniversary
A tree able to bear over 40 different types of fruit was selected as the symbol of Syracuse University Remembers, a series of events reflecting… Read more »
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City : Familiar foes: Maffei to run in 2012 for rematch against Buerkle
A rematch for the 25th Congressional District seat has been set after former U.S. Rep. Dan Maffei filed the paperwork Aug. 24 to run against… Read more »
Ask the Experts : How would a U.S. veto against Palestinian statehood affect U.S. relations?
Later this month, Palestinians plan to present the United Nations with a bid for statehood, which would cancel out current peace negotiations with Israel, cause… Read more »
Merged South Campus bus route frustrates students
Bus routes servicing South Campus have changed, leading to overcrowding and a general frustration among students who live there. Instead of running a Winding Ridge… Read more »
SU alumni give $100,000 donation to Burton Blatt Institute for outreach
Syracuse University alumni Robert and Carol Tannenhauser will be donating $100,000 to the Burton Blatt Institute, the couple announced Tuesday. The donation is one of… Read more »
Professor protects NYC fire alarm boxes
A Syracuse University professor and his students spent the summer trying to protect fire alarm boxes in New York City. Michael Schwartz, a law professor… Read more »
Students seek alternatives to buying textbooks
As textbook prices continue to rise, students at Syracuse University are saving money and turning to online retailers and used books despite the availability of… Read more »
SU changes Academic Integrity Policy to increase clarity, fairness
Changes to the Academic Integrity Policy at Syracuse University will differentiate academic dishonesty from academic negligence, place tighter sanctions on dishonesty and revise appeal procedures.… Read more »
Fraternity and Sorority Affairs : Fraternities offer recruitment fee waivers
Fall recruitment for Syracuse University's Interfraternity Council will feature changes intended to expose more men to a greater number of fraternities.The recruitment process, which begins… Read more »
Student Association : Academic integrity bill passes with no opposition
A bill supporting the creation of an Academic Integrity Council at Syracuse University was unanimously passed Tuesday night at Student Association's second meeting of the… Read more »
Health & Science : Bad chemistry: Study finds romance outweighs pursuing math, science degree
Women studying in the science, technology, engineering and math fields have more difficulty balancing romance and schoolwork, according to a study done by researchers at… Read more »
SU department chair, students work to improve solar energy efficiency
A project by a department chair and students in the L.C. Smith College of Engineering and Computer Science may change the way solar energy is… Read more »
IRS form reveals top SU officials' salaries, pay for all employees increases by 3 percent
Head football coach Doug Marrone's contract or whether the head coach received a raise or bonus following the team's 8-5 record and New Era Pinstripe… Read more »
Syracuse Say Yes looks to expand
The city of Syracuse's Say Yes to Education program is planning to work on a more integrated communication strategy, one that will better explain to… Read more »
Arrest, hospitalizations occur during Dayglow concert
Fifteen hospitalizations and one arrest occurred Friday night at the Dayglow paint party at the Nicholas J. Pirro Convention Center in downtown Syracuse. Attendees were hospitalized… Read more »
Without match: Maxwell's new dean bridges theoretical, practical sides in public policy
Two months ago, James Steinberg started his typical workday at 8:45 a.m., in a meeting with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and fellow State Department… Read more »
Beyond the Hill : Technical foul: University of North Dakota, NCAA dispute controversial mascot
Despite pressure from the National Collegiate Athletic Association, the University of North Dakota has been fighting an ongoing battle to keep its school logo and… Read more »
Library : Plans to alleviate overcrowding in Bird proceed
When E.S. Bird Library first opened, the top and bottom shelves were vacant of books. Only the middle shelves had books on them, and even… Read more »
Ground zero artifact exhibit opens at Syracuse museum
Larry Leatherman remembers exactly where he was on Sept. 11. He hasn't forgotten a single detail. Leatherman was working as the general manager for Bristol-Myers… Read more »
Fraternity and Sorority Affairs : Alpha Gamma Delta moves back to Butterfield
After a 10-year hiatus, Syracuse University's women's fraternity Alpha Gamma Delta returned to the Butterfield house on Comstock Avenue this fall.AGD was founded in 1904… Read more »
Federal grant to aid electronic science librarians in iSchool
A $741,000 federal grant will help Syracuse University's School of Information Studies foster the next generation of electronic science librarians through a doctorate fellowship for… Read more »
Ask the experts : How have the debt ceiling negotiations affected college students?
Raising the U.S. federal government's debt ceiling is usually a routine matter; the Bush administration raised it several times. Yet, last month, this regular policy… Read more »
Graduate degrees on the rise in US, at SU
Recent college graduates face rough times in today's marketplace and are constantly on the lookout for something to set them apart from their classmates. The… Read more »
Developer waits for city vote on tax-exemption
A tax-exemption request for a proposed bookstore, fitness center and retail space on University Avenue is still awaiting approval from the Syracuse Industrial Development Agency.… Read more »
