Maxwell : Final dean candidate to visit campus beginning Wednesday
Syracuse University officials have identified the deputy secretary of state for the United States as the fourth and final candidate in the search for the… Read more »
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Whitman students offer assistance in completing tax-return forms
Those on campus in need of tax assistance had to look no further than Flaum Grand Hall on Friday. The help came from students in… Read more »
Panel discusses use of Internet to advance feminism
Although the feminism movement has overcome barriers through the years, the work of feminists is not done, said Miriam Perez, editor of Feministing.com. 'Feminism has… Read more »
Journalist criticizes fast-food industry
From Eric Schlosser's point of view, the success of the industrial food system is dependent on people's ignorance of how it truly operates. Schlosser, investigative… Read more »
Obama administration may seek to prosecute Libyan leader for Pan Am 103 bombing
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Tuesday that President Barack Obama's administration may seek to prosecute Libyan leader Moammar al Gadhafi for the Dec. 21,… Read more »
Three nonforced-entry burglaries occur on South Campus
Three apartments were burglarized early Sunday morning on South Campus, said Department of Public Safety Chief Tony Callisto. The burglaries occurred on Small Road, Lambreth… Read more »
Student Association : Members discuss potential University College student activity fee
Student Association is looking into implementing a partial student activity fee of approximately $45 per semester for University College students.SA Assemblymember David Woody presented data… Read more »
DPS communication center construction continues
Construction on the Department of Public Safety's new communications center remains on schedule for completion in May, said Stephen Smith, senior project manager of Syracuse… Read more »
Author of 'Fast Food Nation' to lecture Tuesday
Fast food items like fish sticks and 'slow-food' alternatives like crab-stuffed sole were available Monday night in dining halls across campus in honor of award-winning… Read more »
Back on the shelf: Plans for visitor center are stalled for 3rd time as SU looks for external funds
Construction on the visitor center and museum proposed for Syracuse University's Crouse-Hinds Hall has been put on hold for the third time since its announcement… Read more »
Fare hikes proposed for Centro buses
Centro may raise its fares for Syracuse-area buses this April, making students dig deeper into their pockets to ride some buses that already run through… Read more »
Three vehicle accident occurs at Waverly, Walnut intersection
An accident involving three motor vehicles occurred at about 3:40 p.m. by the intersection of Waverly and Walnut avenues. The Syracuse Police Department responded to… Read more »
University Union : Kid Cudi to headline Block Party
Rapper and singer Kid Cudi will headline this year's Block Party in the Carrier Dome, University Union officials announced Friday. Nas & Damian Marley will… Read more »
Power outages affect multiple university buildings
Quinn Ferraro spent almost an hour stuck in an E.S. Bird Library elevator Monday when a power outage hit multiple buildings on campus. Ferraro entered… Read more »
Yogathon event raises awareness for breast cancer
The chair pose, the tree pose, the locust and the wheel — they are all standard yoga moves. Now they come with a twist. They… Read more »
ESF : Road warriors: Students support the Clean Air Act under Interstate-81
Students protesting climate change under Interstate 81 were greeted with 135 honks Thursday.The local chapter of the New York Public Interest Research Group and climate… Read more »
Police give more details on death of former SU student
Syracuse police located the body of former Syracuse University student Philip Alcott at 8:15 p.m. Saturday at 1235 Old Stonehouse Road, said Sgt. Tom Connellan… Read more »
Students to deliver groceries from Wegmans
Jacob Nolan saw the need for cheap, accessible groceries, especially among freshmen and sophomores with limited means to get off campus. Now he and two… Read more »
JPMorgan Chase official, other speakers highlight job availability in foreign countries
Shane Berkley flew in from Hong Kong on Friday to help students' career plans take flight. Berkley, executive director of investment bank operations at JPMorgan… Read more »
Author self-publishes book after deal ends with SU Press
After Syracuse University Press stopped publishing a book, due to concerns about libel and defamation of character, in the same year it began printing it,… Read more »
Former SU student dies Saturday night
UPDATED: Feb. 28 at 12:50 a.m. A member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity and former student in the Martin J. Whitman School of Management… Read more »
Budget cuts have unclear effect for SU's Say Yes grant
The U.S. House of Representatives passed a spending bill Saturday to cut $61 billion from the federal government's budget, which could affect the relationship between… Read more »
Speakers to help students locate employment in Asia
Unlike Ivy League schools that are highly regarded overseas, Syracuse University is a school unheard of to some companies in Asia. Chao Dou is working… Read more »
Greek : Settling in: Alpha Gamma Delta members undergo first spring recruitment process
Without a house, the recently recolonized Alpha Gamma Delta women's fraternity is finding other ways to welcome its spring pledge class.'A house doesn't define a… Read more »
