Say Yes receives $7,500 for summer program
The $7,500 given to Say Yes to Education during last Monday's Syracuse Common Council meeting will go toward purchasing supplies for the summer program, in… Read more »
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Scenes from The Big Event, April 16, 2011
Despite the scattered rain and cold weather, Saturday was a good day for the South Side of Syracuse. The Big Event, a service day run… Read more »
Candidates selected for Health Services director
Syracuse University Health Services just finished the interviewing process for a director and is now moving into the formal decision-making process for the three candidates.… Read more »
Pakistani journalist to be honored with Tully Free Speech Award
Umar Cheema was stripped naked, blindfolded, handcuffed and beaten after he was abducted on the morning of Sept. 4, 2010. The torturers told Cheema, an… Read more »
OrangeSeeds' annual South Side volunteering event to be held Saturday
On Saturday, student volunteers will work within a four-block radius planting flowers and mulching gardens, painting a mural, and assisting the renovation of local businesses… Read more »
Student groups sign cyberbullying resolution
Responding to the dangers of digital harassment, Student Association President Neal Casey signed a resolution Wednesday morning that urges administrators to revise the Student Code… Read more »
Faculty discusses potential changes in academic integrity policy at forum
Faculty members weighed in at a forum Wednesday on proposed changes to Syracuse University's Academic Integrity Policy, which could make some penalties more stringent. The… Read more »
From the ground up: South Side Innovation Center gains national recognition for reviving community
Hope faded. Depression increased. Instability continued. But in April 2006, promises of the South Side's rebirth developed a physical presence when the South Side Innovation… Read more »
Conference seeks to educate students about economy
A student group looking to make the federal budget easier to understand for younger generations will hold its first conference this weekend. Policy Students for… Read more »
Spoken word poet begins Take Back the Night 2011 events
Omékongo Dibinga's cousin died from AIDS last year after she contracted it from her pastor in the Congo. One of Dibinga's other cousins is battling… Read more »
iSchool : Student Start-up Accelerator renamed after former dean
The Student Start-up Accelerator has been renamed the Raymond von Dran Innovative and Disruptive Entrepreneurship Accelerator, or IDEA, university officials announced Monday.The Student Start-up Accelerator,… Read more »
Beyond the Hill : Forbidden fragrances: Students react to potential smoking, perfume ban
Jennifer Moore begins her daily routine before class with scented shampoo and conditioner. Her beauty products are all scented. Her perfume is something she wears… Read more »
On the defensive: Burton Blatt Institute continues to represent people with disabilities
Two members of the Burton Blatt Institute at Syracuse University will stand before a court in Florida on Tuesday morning and defend a woman who… Read more »
Health and Science : Tall order: Law would make chain restaurants post calorie counts on menus
In an effort to curb obesity in America, the Food and Drug Administration has proposed a law that would require certain food establishments to clearly… Read more »
Student Association : Budget meeting proceeds quickly, little debate occurs
Student Association's budget meeting ran without major dispute and lasted 45 minutes Monday, a contrast to prior years when meetings have run more than an… Read more »
Alumna in talks with SU lawyers about clothing trademark issue
After disagreement about whether or not a Syracuse University alumna's business idea interfered with SU's trademarking policy became public last Thursday, the university is looking… Read more »
Hillel : Center continues to celebrate 60th anniversary
When Hillel at Syracuse University came to campus 60 years ago, it called the basement of Hendricks Chapel home.It wasn't until 2003 that the Winnick… Read more »
Former pastor supports inclusion of same-sex marriages
After performing a same-sex wedding, Jimmy Creech was stripped of his privileges as a United Methodist pastor. Creech recalled this and his other experiences as… Read more »
For the last 50 years, the Women's Building has slowly drifted from its original purpose
In 1950, Katharine Sibley scooped the first shovelful of dirt from the lot on Comstock Avenue, on the empty ground that would become the Women's… Read more »
MayFest 2011 : Guest tickets to be sold for event, performances in Walnut Park
MayFest will continue as a university-sanctioned event for the second year in a row, Student Association and University Union officials announced Monday. The Cataracs, known… Read more »
ESF student remembered as selfless, problem solver
After losing a leg, Lloyd Eldred saw his dream come to life when his grandson, Weston, used farm equipment to build a 2-plus acre pond.… Read more »
Repairs continue on Marshall Street after pipe burst
Nearly two and a half months after a pipe burst shut down or forced the relocation of several businesses on Marshall Street, work is still… Read more »
ESF : Changing lifestyles: Students host hands-on workshops to teach sustainable practices
Members of the Central New York community will have an opportunity to learn hands-on how to lead more eco-friendly lives at Saturday's Sustainable Skill Share.Students… Read more »
Relay For Life : Teams raise more than $150,000
UPDATED: April 12, 2011, 12:58 a.m.CLARIFICATION: In this article, the final amount of money raised was unclear. The number in the story was as of Saturday… Read more »
