The month of April has kept fraternities and sororities across campus busy, as they have worked to raise money for the community through student competitions.Throughout… Read more »
A new entrepreneurial minor will be offered to Syracuse University undergraduates beginning in the fall, through the efforts of four different schools. The minor —… Read more »
As Student Association President Neal Casey's term reaches the end of its first semester, SA members are both angered and satisfied with the progress of… Read more »
Every year, Syracuse University students order more than 500,000 wings online through one website. Every day, SU students also order more than 950 slices of… Read more »
Students submitted a proposal Wednesday morning to give a new look and name to Chancellor Nancy Cantor's Award for Public Engagement and Scholarship. The award… Read more »
When Student Association announced its new tier system to fund programming for student organizations, the editors of Jerk and Zipped magazines were concerned about how… Read more »
Although university officials expect Friday's MayFest weather forecast of showers and temperatures in the 50s to put a damper on Euclid Avenue crowds, police are… Read more »
Cory Wallack and a committee have spent the last two academic years looking for a qualified Health Services director. Now they're hoping they've finally found… Read more »
In an effort to move closer to the community, Say Yes to Education Syracuse has relocated off campus into offices at the Lincoln Supply Building.… Read more »
The job market proved more challenging for Syracuse University's Class of 2010 than for the previous year's graduates, reflecting the continued effects of the country's… Read more »
E.S. Bird Library will become the latest building on campus to broadcast news and upcoming events through digital signs when the installation process is completed… Read more »
Bucknell University professors and students will embark on a trip this summer — an archaeological dig in Thebes, Greece.Two university professors and six students will participate… Read more »
Severe storms packing hail and blinding rains tore through campus at about 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, leaving buildings flooded, roads closed and classrooms evacuated. Flooding occurred… Read more »
Dozens of orange paper cranes float strung together in rows on the lawn between the Schine Student Center and the S.I. Newhouse School of Public… Read more »
Student Association representatives submitted their suggestions for a partial smoking ban on campus to the Tobacco Advisory Committee on Monday morning, SA Vice President Jessica… Read more »
When her daughter's bipolar disorder began to affect her family, Karen Winters Schwartz decided to write a book about the mental illness through a… Read more »
Two cars collided at the intersection of Euclid and Ostrom avenues Tuesday at approximately 9:37 p.m., leaving a student injured and bystanders rushing to the… Read more »
Severe storms packing hail and blinding rains tore through campus around 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, leaving buildings flooded, roads closed and classrooms evacuated. Flooding occurred in Crouse-Hinds Hall,… Read more »
Nikki Kahn took photos of the tragedy during Hurricane Katrina and of the civil strife in Egypt. But The Washington Post photojournalist, one of two… Read more »
Flooding was observed to reach about one-and-a-half feet at the intersection of Euclid and Lancaster avenues Tuesday afternoon after an intense thunderstorm. Flooding stretched from… Read more »
Among the health benefits of shedding a few extra pounds is increased brain performance, according to an April 14 Time magazine article.John Gunstad, associate professor… Read more »
Police officers blocked off Marshall Street between Comstock and Ostrom Avenues on Monday around 1:20 a.m after a car crash. A black Honda Pilot was… Read more »
A male student reported an attempted robbery at 2:11 a.m. on Sunday while walking on the 300 block of Comstock Avenue, according to a Department… Read more »