Chipotle Mexican Grill to open April 5
Syracuse's second Chipotle Mexican Grill will open on Marshall Street on April 5, according to a press release. Chipotle will open in the former… Read more »
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Two burglaries occur on South Campus during break
Two burglaries on South Campus were reported to the Department of Public Safety during Spring Break — a difference from Winter Break when no South… Read more »
Students continue fundraising effort for Japan
The Japanese Student Association at Syracuse University is collecting money from now until the end of March to send to Japan relief efforts responding to… Read more »
Members of SU community face, cope with disaster in Japan
When Yuriko Takahashi woke up Friday morning, she had a voicemail on Skype from her mother. She soon realized her mother had meant to turn… Read more »
University reaching out to students in wake of earthquake in northern Japan
Syracuse University is reaching out to and providing resources for Japanese students on campus after an 8.9-magnitude earthquake struck northern Japan Friday morning. SU has… Read more »
Planned power outage occurs on South Campus
Power in several buildings on South Campus went out Wednesday night during a planned outage. National Grid turned off the power at about 9:30 p.m.… Read more »
Study shows technology makes skipping class easier
Jonathan Razzano has skipped upward of 20 classes this school year. Razzano's situation is not unique, according to an online article published by The Chronicle… Read more »
iSchool to send students to Silicon Valley during break
Twelve students will spend their Spring Break escaping the bad weather. But instead of lounging on a beach, they will learn about entrepreneurship in Silicon… Read more »
Online carpooling service offered for 1st time
Students seeking a way to travel safely during school vacations now have an online option. Student Association began Syracuse RideShare last week, a carpooling program… Read more »
Endless possibilities: Hendricks Chapel dean reflects on 1st year on the job
Tiffany Steinwert spends very little time at her desk. 'I've gone far and wide, met many people and have begun to build connections and think… Read more »
Centro plans to discontinue Saturday Wescott-SU route
Centro is proposing discontinuing all trips on the Westcott-Syracuse University route on Saturdays, a decision discussed at a public hearing downtown Wednesday evening. The hearing,… Read more »
DPS plans lock checks on South Campus during break
As students prepare for a week of relaxation from Syracuse University, the Department of Public Safety is gearing up to keep crime down during Spring… Read more »
South Campus to lose power for several hours Wednesday night
UPDATED: March 9, 2011, 6:00 p.m. Power in several buildings on South Campus and the surrounding neighborhood is expected to go out Wednesday evening around… Read more »
DPS continues to track off-campus nuisance complaints about non-SU students
As violations involving non-Syracuse University students continue in the East neighborhood, SU is working to track and tackle the number of nuisance reports. Forty percent… Read more »
Man behind Pentagon Papers speaks at SU Tuesday
UPDATED: March 9, 11:42 a.m. Best known for risking his life to leak classified documents, free speech advocate Daniel Ellsberg doesn't regret releasing the top-secret… Read more »
University Lectures : Photographer works to prove climate change
James Balog's team photographed a chunk of glacier ice — so large it could fit 3,000 U.S. Capitol buildings inside it — breaking off into… Read more »
SU reinstates classes on three religious holidays, adds Fall Break
Classes will be reinstated on three religious holidays, and students will receive a week off for Thanksgiving beginning next semester, the university announced Wednesday. The… Read more »
Average SU salaries rank comparably to peer institutions
The average compensation of Syracuse University faculty for the 2010-11 academic year ranks 35th out of 67 in a group with comparable institutions, according to… Read more »
Beyond the Hill : Breaking code: Students reflect on BYU's decision to remove a basketball player
Last week's move by Brigham Young University officials to dismiss sophomore center Brandon Davies from the basketball team has some BYU students upset, but they… Read more »
Showing off: A year after opening, Syracuse Center of Excellence showcases SU environmental research
Ed Bogucz, executive director of the Syracuse Center of Excellence, finds the location of his office 'sacred.' Looking out from the third floor of the… Read more »
Student, alumnus create social networking site
Andrew Bank and Michael Gursha were fed up with how sites like Facebook and LinkedIn divided the Web into strictly professional or social spaces. Now… Read more »
Planned Parenthood may face federal budget cuts
An amendment before the U.S. Senate could cut federal funding to Planned Parenthood, which may affect some students at Syracuse University. All federal funding of… Read more »
Author to speak on Pentagon Papers, WikiLeaks
Daniel Ellsberg instigated a national political controversy in 1971 by releasing the Pentagon Papers, a top-secret study of government tactics and decisions regarding the Vietnam… Read more »
Health & Science : Early signs: Infants who deal with stress well recover better from conflicts
An infant's response to separation is an early indicator of his or her ability to handle conflict in romantic relationships later on, according to a… Read more »
