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Adam Brooks craved a change of scenery after taking 18 to 19 credits a semester for two years and being heavily involved in the marching… Read more »
Adam Brooks craved a change of scenery after taking 18 to 19 credits a semester for two years and being heavily involved in the marching… Read more »
The Syracuse Common Council approved the installation of nine security cameras in the city's Near Westside on Nov. 22 after the topic was held on… Read more »
Rachel Pretory filled out an early-decision application to Syracuse University this semester in hopes of increasing her chances of acceptance. 'I think that applying early… Read more »
Hiroshi Higuchi approached Achille Messac one Thursday afternoon earlier this fall to tell him Higuchi's doctor ordered Higuchi to begin his stay in the hospital… Read more »
Chelsea Barker has had a messy room for as long as she can remember. But she never thought her untidy lifestyle could win her prizes.… Read more »
Jessica Cunnington will serve as vice president of Student Association's 55th session, pending approval from the Assembly in January.'I was actually kind of surprised,' said… Read more »
Chancellor Nancy Cantor and a professor in the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs are set to be part of governor-elect Andrew Cuomo's transition… Read more »
Growing up on Syracuse's Westside, Syeisha Byrd said she could feel the distance between the city and the university sitting on the Hill. 'People look… Read more »
Some students were surprised to log into their e-mail accounts this week and find no alert from the Department of Public Safety about four burglaries… Read more »
When Edward Galvin joined the Archives and Records Management Department 15 years ago, there were about 25 boxes filled with papers and materials on the… Read more »
Gay and lesbian students on the Belmont University campus are continuing their struggle to form a campus-wide, university-sponsored support group after the private Christian university… Read more »
Joanne Stewart and her husband still live in the craftsman-style bungalow on West Moreland Avenue they rented as undergraduate and graduate students at the State… Read more »
Future politicians, activists, creators and leaders of nongovernmental and public service organizations — these could be the prime candidates for the first-ever signature undergraduate program… Read more »
Back in high school, Jenni-Lyn Watson was known as a genuine person who was easy to talk to. 'She had a warming personality to be… Read more »

Student Association voted to stack another responsibility onto the job description of SA president Monday night, making the president an undergraduate liaison to Syracuse University's… Read more »
Students seeking study space outside the crowded confines of E.S. Bird Library during finals week will get the chance starting Dec. 11. Student Association has arranged… Read more »
Republican Ann Marie Buerkle defeated U.S. Rep. Dan Maffei, D-DeWitt, by 561 votes Nov. 23 in the 25th Congressional District race three weeks after voters… Read more »
An outbreak of whooping cough continues nationally but has subsided in Onondaga County after striking 118 people over a six-month span.The outbreak started in April… Read more »

Joseph Juhn's parents remained calm when North Korea bombed an island 60 miles off the coast of South Korea, even though they live in South… Read more »
Texas Christian accepted an offer Monday to become an all-sport member of the Big East conference. The school is the 17th member of the conference… Read more »
UPDATED: Dec. 1, 2010; 9:01 p.m. The same individuals may be responsible for four burglaries to South Campus apartments during Thanksgiving break when students were… Read more »
Long-time professor of engineering Hiroshi Higuchi died Monday. Higuchi has been teaching aerospace and mechanical engineering at the L.C. Smith College of Engineering and… Read more »
Ernie Davis Dining Center will not be open for breakfast Wednesday morning due to mechanical difficulties, according to a Syracuse University Housing e-mail sent to… Read more »
When Elliott DeLine transferred to Syracuse University this year, the computer system listed him as two people. One, Elliott L. DeLine, was female. The other,… Read more »