Sbarro to continue sales at SU after filing for bankruptcy
Pizzeria chain Sbarro Inc. announced Monday that it has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy as it works to reorganize its ownership and eliminate debt to stay in… Read more »
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City : Going up: Common Council narrowly approves tax increase to fund elevator repairs
After a 5-4 vote that came with heated debate, the Syracuse Common Council approved a tax increase that will cost city residents less than $1… Read more »
Council works to educate students on philanthropy, thank generous alumni
Chalk messages and signs have appeared on the Quad this week as Syracuse University's Student Philanthropy Council worked to educate students about philanthropy. Thursday marks… Read more »
Sheraton to complete 235 room updates Friday
Despite facing some difficulties in the process, the Sheraton University Hotel and Conference Center is still on track to complete renovations on time. Updates on… Read more »
Art historian discusses portrayal of women during Renaissance period
Mary Garrard asked a crowded audience Tuesday in Gifford Auditorium to look at Renaissance art from a different perspective — a feminist one. Garrard, a… Read more »
Dynamic development: New name, location mark latest in College of Human Ecology's constant evolution
Nine decades ago, the women studying home economics at Syracuse University would perch on the Slocum Hall steps at lunchtime — waiting to flirt with… Read more »
SU Abroad : Disasters lead to adjustments for students studying abroad
Earthquakes. Tsunamis. Political unrest. All of these issues have affected international students studying abroad this semester.Syracuse University Abroad officials say they have maintained concerns about… Read more »
Muslim women share personal stories to end misconceptions
Kamilah Pickett says she has seen every form of stupidity come her way because of her modest dress. 'It's easy to view someone else as… Read more »
Recycling law implemented in NY after SU, ESF student support
Recycling electronics just got easier for New York state residents after a law went into effect Friday as a direct result of student efforts. 'No… Read more »
University Lectures : Activist highlights importance of protecting clean water worldwide
The difference was clear to Maude Barlow when a Mexican man presented two full water bottles during a World Water Council forum a few years… Read more »
Beyond the Hill : Cutting back: California school systems plan to cut classes, deny admissions
College students across California are helping pay for the state's multibillion-dollar budget deficit.California State University, the University of California and the California community college systems… Read more »
Chipotle opens on Marshall to large crowds
Students began gathering outside Chipotle Mexican Grill on Marshall Street at least a half-hour before the restaurant officially opened for the first time Tuesday. 'We… Read more »
Feminist art historian to discuss gender and Renaissance art
For many people, the term 'Renaissance art' immediately brings to mind Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo or Raphael. But little do they know there is one… Read more »
Student Association : Resolution calls for university to address cyberbullying
Student Association members unanimously voted Monday to pass a cyberbullying resolution, which calls for Syracuse University to explicitly mention cyberbullying as a form of harassment… Read more »
Japanese Student Association continues plans for fundraising
Three days after a 9.0-magnitude earthquake devastated Japan, Syracuse University's Japanese Student Association assembled to collect donations for victims. The fundraiser, which began March 14,… Read more »
Time for renewal: SU library looks to update space, adapt to changing curriculums with budget funds
A proposed boost of thousands of dollars to E.S. Bird Library's funding has school officials hoping the longstanding problems with Bird can be resolved. Cramped… Read more »
Activist to speak on water crisis
Clean water activist Maude Barlow will speak Tuesday about the stress of global water resources. It will be the final University Lectures event of the… Read more »
Student reports morning robbery in Thornden Park
UPDATED: April 5, 2011, 10:30 p.m. A female student was robbed while walking through the Thornden Park amphitheater Tuesday morning, according to a Department of… Read more »
New York budget cuts funds to education
Although funding for the Tuition Assistance Program wasn't cut when the New York state budget passed last week, spending was cut for other higher education… Read more »
SU to cover possible Pell Grant cuts
Despite the proposed cuts to the Federal Pell Grant Program, Syracuse University is moving forward with the financial aid process as planned. The university mailed… Read more »
Health & Science : Take it easy: Study finds taking breaks may reduce stress, save energy
UPDATED: April 5, 2011, 11:30 p.m.Individuals may be more productive and less stressed while studying if they stop to refuel, according to a study published… Read more »
Facing the music: Musicians reminisce as financial struggles end symphony season early
Beethoven's sixth symphony tells the story of weathering a storm. The Syracuse Symphony Orchestra performed Beethoven's sixth as its last piece Saturday night, in its… Read more »
VPA announces design professorship
A new professorship, established through a $1 million pledge, was created in honor of a College of Visual and Performing Arts alumna, Syracuse University officials… Read more »
ESF : Summer session: College plans summer program expansion by adding more classes
School may be out for some this summer, but other area students will take advantage of new summer learning opportunities.The State University of New York… Read more »
