SU geographic diversity continues to rise
Yvonne Lee is prepared to trade in year-round sunshine for the unpredictable weather in Syracuse. Lee, a Los Angeles resident, is set to begin… Read more »
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Libyan rebels overrun Gadhafi's hold in capital
Civilians and rebels rejoiced in the Libyan capital of Tripoli on Tuesday, reacting to news that opposition leader Moammar al Gadhafi's compound was overrun, according… Read more »
Community building: ESF students move into first on-campus dorm, Centennial Hall
Times have changed since Cornelius Murphy was in college, where his dorm was a 12-by-12-foot room made of cinderblock. The State University of New York… Read more »
Students choose colleges based on education quality, cost of attendance
Students choose colleges based on both the perceived educational quality and costs, according to a national study by Maguire Associates and Fastweb.com. More than 2,400… Read more »
Majors, minors introduced for the 2011-12 academic year
New majors and minors approved by the University Senate during the past year will be available for the 2011-12 academic year. Beginning this fall, students… Read more »
Earthquake hits Virgina, aftershocks felt at SU
The epicenter of the earthquake was in Mineral, Va., according to an article on The Washington Post's website Tuesday. Mineral, Va., is 87 miles southwest… Read more »
Revamped first-year program to focus on disability discussions
For the third time in three years Syracuse University has changed the First-Year Experience, a program designed to engage incoming freshman and transfer students together with… Read more »
Making up for lost time: Catch up on what you missed at SU during the 2010-11 year
Here are 10 notable events that happened during the 2010-11 academic year, including news about Marshall Street, sports, greek life and community involvement. Donation makes… Read more »
City : At your service: SU agrees to package of deals with city to offset public costs
Syracuse University, the largest owner of tax-exempt property in the city of Syracuse, has agreed to help its struggling hometown pay for municipal services with… Read more »
Cellphones, wallet taken in off-campus robbery Wednesday morning
Two people were robbed at the intersection of Clarendon Street and Maryland Avenue early Wednesday morning, according to a Department of Public Safety email… Read more »
University Union : Co-headliners, special event plans announced for Juice Jam 9/11 benefit concert
This year's Juice Jam will host two headlining acts: Swedish house-electronic artist Avicii and American rapper B.o.B., University Union officials announced Wednesday.'This is one of… Read more »
Newly appointed Setnor School of Music director hopes to increase school's community involvement
The College of Visual and Performing Arts at Syracuse University has appointed Patrick Jones as director of the Setnor School of Music. Jones, who began… Read more »
SU men's lacrosse player, signee arrested for vandalism
UPDATED: Aug. 10, 2011, 2:10 p.m. One Syracuse men's lacrosse player and another signee set to begin his freshman year at Syracuse University were arrested… Read more »
University Union : Annual Juice Jam concert to promote volunteerism, commemorate Sept. 11
University Union will transform this year's Juice Jam event into a benefit concert and festival, UU officials announced Thursday.Hosted by UU, Juice Jam is slated… Read more »
Sales appears in Syracuse City Court on drug charges
UPDATED: Aug. 4, 2011, 6:15 p.m. Syracuse senior wide receiver Marcus Sales and his brother, Michael Sales Jr., appeared in Syracuse City Court on Thursday… Read more »
Cuomo appoints Cantor to sever as co-chair for regional economic development council
As part of a statewide initiative to strengthen ties between businesses and the New York state government, Gov. Andrew Cuomo has appointed Syracuse University Nancy… Read more »
SU wide receiver Marcus Sales facing felony drug charges
UPDATED: July 31, 2011, 7:30 p.m. Marcus Sales, a senior wide receiver at Syracuse University, faces felony drug charges following a Friday night arrest. Sales… Read more »
Fight after South Campus party leads to stabbing
A man was stabbed early Friday morning during a fight at a party on Syracuse University's South Campus. The victim, a 19-year-old man, had been… Read more »
ESF : College commemorates 100th birthday with formal celebration
Lifting his glass of champagne, Cornelius Murphy tipped it toward 450 guests dressed in green and toasted his institution's 100th anniversary.'Please raise your glasses in a toast… Read more »
Stabbing victim identified as Syracuse running back
UPDATED: July 29, 2011, 4:10 p.m. The 19-year-old victim of an early morning stabbing has been identified as a player on the Syracuse University football team.… Read more »
Stabbing victim identified as Syracuse University student
UPDATED: July 29, 2011, 3 p.m. The victim of a early Friday morning stabbing was a Syracuse University student, said Kevin Quinn, senior vice president for… Read more »
Civil war continues in Libya, United States recognizes rebels as legitimate form of government
Forces loyal to Moammar al Gadhafi appear to be willing to broker a deal with French forces in Libya, according to an article published in… Read more »
Executive director of entrepreneurship center to leave SU, become dean at Lynn University
In the dynamic world of business, mergers and acquisitions happen daily. Companies change, brands change, and most importantly, its leaders change. Such is the case… Read more »
Fewer cited for distracted driving after increased enforcement program
In the past year, more than 9,500 citations were issued to Syracuse city drivers who were distracted behind the wheel. After a series of crackdowns… Read more »
