J. Michael looks to relocate temporarily after water main break
J. Michael Shoes may temporarily relocate to a new location in the University Hill area to sell and receive shipments after a water main break… Read more »
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Renovated warehouse opens lofts, work space
A former warehouse in the Near Westside has been transformed into a spot where people can live and work in the same space. Though tenants… Read more »
Straight shooter: Andersen uses outside experiences to encourage students to think critically
For Kristi Andersen, being an educator wasn't always the plan. 'I didn't grow up thinking I wanted to be a teacher at all,' Andersen said.… 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 »
Health & Science : It's all complimentary: Students prefer self-esteem boosters to other rewards
Young people crave boosts to their egos more than they crave sex, money or drinking, according to a study from scientists at Ohio State University… Read more »
Textbook rentals at SU, Follett's continue for students
Raja Ram saved at least $100 when he rented a textbook through Follett's Orange Bookstore's Rent-A-Text program, which started last semester. 'It was so much… Read more »
Discussion continues on varying internship policies among schools
Little headway has been made to implement a campus-wide policy concerning unpaid summer internships since a December meeting by the University Senate Committee on Instruction… Read more »
Building forward : Baby boomers spark social change, see expansion
Times They Are A-Changin': Baby boomers, part 1 of 3From Brian Spector's viewpoint, the late 1970s were a real 'feisty period' at Syracuse University.Spector, who… Read more »
Student Association : Changes to funding, MayFest announced
Student Association voted unanimously to pass this semester's financial vision during its Monday meeting, creating a new system for funding student organizations.The financial vision, which… Read more »
Alumni's website aims to bring local job opportunities to students
Job seekers have more opportunities to find work with the launch of a new business created by three Syracuse University students. Austin Curtis, a public… Read more »
Applications to SU reach record high
UPDATED: Jan. 25, 2011 In a Jan. 25 article titled 'Applications to SU reach record high,' the number 3,500 was incorrectly stated as the number… Read more »
Water main break on Marshall Street closes store until repairs can be made
J. Michael Shoes on Marshall Street will remain closed for an indefinite period of time after the basement flooded eight to nine feet deep on… Read more »
ESF : Peace troopers: Masters' program with Peace Corps available to students Fall 2011
Graduate students at the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry now have the opportunity to help improve the environment in… Read more »
College of Law : Judge mediates student blog investigation settlement
More than 100 days after it began, the investigation into SUCOLitis, the satirical blog dedicated to Syracuse University's College of Law, is reaching an end.Len… Read more »
Student's clinic in Sudan plans for transition as country nears independence
As Southern Sudan closes in on the prospect of recovery from decades of conflict with the north and nears a vote for independence, one small… Read more »
City, campus volunteers plan to enhance bicycle safety
A group of volunteers from the Syracuse area are trying to make the city a safer place for hikers, walkers and cyclists. CNY Pathways announced… Read more »
Student Association : Change proposed to student organized funding
A new ranking system could change how student organizations receive money from Student Association as part of one of three goals that SA President Neal… Read more »
Keynote speaker notes changing legacy of MLK Day
To Kirt Wilson, an associate professor at Pennsylvania State University, the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. is becoming invisible. 'Being invisible happens when people… Read more »
Centennial celebration between SU and SUNY ESF begins
One hundred years ago this fall, the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry found a home in the basement level… Read more »
Marshall Street, J. Michael close as crews clean up water main break
UPDATED: Jan. 21, 2011; 1:45 p.m. Marshall Street was still closed at noon Friday as crews continued to clean up a water main break at… Read more »
City : Status quo: Arizona shooting does little to change how local politicians interact with public
Despite the Tucson, Ariz., shooting, during which a gunman shot Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords in the head and killed six others, several New York politicians have… Read more »
Say Yes adds Nottingham next fall
Say Yes Syracuse will hold the first ever Say Yes Day this Saturday in the Carrier Dome during the men's basketball game against Villanova University.… Read more »
College of Law : Federal judge mediating agreement, end in SUCOLitis investigation
Almost 100 days after it began, the investigation into SUCOLitis, the satirical blog dedicated to Syracuse University's College of Law, is reaching an end.Len Audaer,… Read more »
University Senate : Members continue at quick pace
At less than 20 minutes, the first University Senate meeting for the semester was short, just as presiding officer Jonathan Massey said it would be… Read more »
