Fraternity and Sorority Affairs : Repeated violations cause chapter to close
UPDATED: Feb. 2, 2011Failure of the Alpha Chi Omega Lambda chapter members to change behaviors after being put on probation last spring led to the… Read more »
News
SU Abroad : Egypt protests force students in Cairo to make plans to leave
The four Syracuse University students studying in Cairo, Egypt, are making arrangements to leave the country for the semester as protests against the Egyptian government… Read more »
Health and Science : A beautiful mind: Study finds good-looking men and women have higher IQs
As if looks weren't enough, beautiful people are smarter than less attractive people, too, according to a study from researchers at the London School of… Read more »
University plans to house students in hotels, luxury apartments
On-campus housing for students will no longer be limited to residence halls and South Campus apartments beginning next fall. Double bedrooms in the Sheraton University… Read more »
College of Law : Student blog negotiations halt after criticisms
On Friday night, Len Audaer decided to personally end the ongoing investigation and debate into SUCOLitis, the satirical blog about Syracuse University's College of Law.'My… Read more »
School of Education, iSchool bring first global game design event to campus
CORRECTION: The original headline for this article, 'iSchool brings global game design event to campus for first time,' was inaccurate. The event was brought to… Read more »
Water main break delays relocation of Unique Tea House on Marshall Street
Plans to relocate Unique Tea House to the vacant space above J. Michael Shoes have been delayed due to the Jan. 21 water main break… Read more »
Fraternity and Sorority Affairs
SU ALPHA CHI OMEGA CHAPTER TO CLOSE
UPDATED: Jan. 31, 2011 The Lambda chapter of Alpha Chi Omega at Syracuse University will close as a result of struggles with the sorority's national… Read more »
Students robbed in Thornden Park Friday
Two students reported being robbed at 2:40 p.m. Friday while they walked near the basketball courts in Thornden Park, according to a Department of Public… Read more »
J. Michael to temporarily move into Marshall Square Mall
UPDATED: Jan. 31, 2011 J. Michael Shoes will move to a temporary location in Follett's Orange Bookstore in Marshall Square Mall. Owners hope to open… Read more »
Department of Education investigates women's basketball coach on sexual harassment claim
The United States Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights is investigating a Title IX sexual harassment complaint made by former Syracuse University women's basketball… Read more »
Study shows summer internship opportunities likely to increase for business students
Students may have the upper hand when looking for job opportunities this summer, according to a new study. The study, conducted by members of the… Read more »
Obama aims to build jobs, technologies
President Barack Obama opened his State of the Union address Tuesday night by reflecting on the tragedy in Tucson, Ariz. This tragedy, he said, reminded… Read more »
More than 30 students enroll in stem cell class
John Russell is looking forward to a spring semester filled with discussions about stem cells. 'I'm hoping that we have students that have strongly-held opinions,'… Read more »
Bat captured with net in Hall of Languages
As Jon Gregalis walked into the Hall of Languages, an unlikely visitor swooped in from above: a bat. 'I was one step in the doorway,… Read more »
Alumni connections boost applicants chances of college admittance
Acceptance into college may be more related to an applicant's bloodline than test scores, according to a new study from a doctoral student at the… Read more »
Students retain little knowledge of course work
Students who have ever wondered how much their college degree is worth may have just gotten their answer: not much. A book released last week,… Read more »
Few attend East neighborhood forum
Students filled out questionnaires and spoke about their concerns for the East neighborhood at the University Neighborhood Preservation Association's question seminar for students Wednesday night.… Read more »
Boom and bust?: As more people hit retirement age, concerns grow for providing for health care
Times They Are A-Changin': Baby boomers, part three of three The only thing more important to Serge Goma than having a reliable health care plan… Read more »
Demolition of Taylor Street steam plant begins
UPDATED: Jan. 31, 2011 Demolition crews began taking down the Project Orange steam plant last week, marking the beginning of the end for the controversial… Read more »
SU application fees similar to peers
Zach Miller has spent more than $250 on applications to five different schools. Of the five, none have cost him more than his application to… Read more »
Greek : Making the rounds: This year's spring recruitment process extends two days, adds chaperones
The Interfraternity Council is further adjusting its recruiting process this semester to make sure prospective recruits have enough time to learn about each of its… Read more »
Filling in: Students search for employment as boomers retire, leave openings
Times They Are A-Changin': Baby boomers, part two of three Steve St. Lucia has no plans to retire at 65. 'Most people that I know, with… Read more »
Enrollment in Web courses grows in US
Students in Scott Lathrop's class see him face-to-face the first four days of the semester. Beyond that, they just see him through a computer screen.… Read more »
