Private developer may build 260 apartments by Carrier Dome
A new apartment complex could rise for Syracuse University students near the Carrier Dome. Plans for the $27 million apartment complex have been submitted by… Read more »
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Cantor 14th-highest paid private college president in 2008
Syracuse University Chancellor Nancy Cantor was among the 30 private college presidents who earned more than $1 million in 2008, according to an analysis by… Read more »
NYPIRG study to look into potentially phasing out water bottles
A study beginning Thursday will look into potentially banning or phasing out water bottles on the Syracuse University campus. 'This is a study. It's not… Read more »
Cracks cost $150,000 to repair at Syracuse Center of Excellence
The Syracuse Center of Excellence, which cost $41 million to construct, is currently undergoing $150,000 worth of repairs to cracks that started forming late last… Read more »
Day of Remembrance sheds light on transgender issues
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 »
Study to review tensions between East neighborhood owners, renters
The University Neighborhood Preservation Association will discuss the need to improve relations between homeowners and renters, who are mostly students, and beautify the East neighborhood… Read more »
Greek Life : Dance, dance: Sororities to participate in dance competition for children's hospital
Sororities will dance off in front of judges for best performance at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity's second dance competition Thursday. The competition will begin at… Read more »
Orange Television Network re-brands, works to expand support
Orange Television Network, Syracuse University's 6-year-old station, is trying to re-brand itself and reach out to students outside of communications majors. Although OTN's office is… Read more »
Beyond the Hill : A mystery remains: Brigham Young University receives package with human skulls
Three human skulls were sent to Brigham Young University last month via the U.S. Postal Service. The skulls themselves have now been dated, but the… Read more »
Engineer discusses how projects provide relief work
When Bernard Amadei saw a little girl in Belize forced to carry water rather than go to school, he used his engineering background to help… Read more »
Nonprofit encourages wearing denim to raise awareness of youth diabetes
Alyssa Hennessy saw how difficult it is to fight diabetes during the past three summers when she was the nanny for a young boy with… Read more »
Customers, owners reflect on 36 years of King David's as restaurant considers relocating
Jack Yuan sits a few steps away from the kitchen in the back corner of King David's Restaurant, the same place he has sat every day since… Read more »
Centro bus route changes to have limited effect on students
Proposed changes to several Centro bus routes will have minimal effects on Syracuse University students who use the bus. The Central New York Regional Transportation… Read more »
Few students take advantage of free small claims court counseling
For students with landlords who did not refund their security deposit or roommates who failed to pay the rent, recovering their money through a small… Read more »
SU UNICEF chapter to hold first black-tie ball
The UNICEF chapter at Syracuse University will host its first black-tie ball on campus next month to raise money to aid children living in poverty… Read more »
Tolley classes, offices relocated until further notice after water main break Monday
Classes on the first and second floors at the Tolley Administration Building have been relocated until further notice after a water main break Monday morning… Read more »
Student Association : Bill could develop student services fund
Student Association President Jon Barnhart introduced a bill at Monday night's meeting that would allow SA to help fund more student services, such as bus… Read more »
Motorcycle stolen during weekend crime string on Ackerman
Students reported a string of crime, including a stolen motorcycle, on the 900 block of Ackerman Avenue over the weekend to Syracuse police, according to… Read more »
Health & Science : Chirp up: Students participate more in class when using Twitter, study finds
Though often considered solely a social networking platform, Twitter may also offer more scholarly benefits, according to a study published in a November issue of… Read more »
Accomplished engineer to cap University Lecture series for fall semester
The co-founder and president of Engineers Without Borders in the United States will discuss rebuilding Haiti and his work on a clean water system in… Read more »
Inaugural Korean Peninsula Affairs Center event discusses North Korean, United States split
Sixty years after the Korean War armistice split Korea in half, ways to reunite the divided nation were discussed in a daylong conference at Syracuse… Read more »
LSU adopts Whitman entrepreneurship program for veterans
The Martin J. Whitman School of Management's Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans with Disabilities expanded to a seventh university. Syracuse University announced the expansion to E.J.… Read more »
Injured fan at Rutgers game not SU student
A 20-year-old male who fell down stairs in Rutgers Stadium on Saturday is not a Syracuse University student, according to the SU student directory. The… Read more »
Ceremony details history of SU veterans
As veterans came home from World War II, Syracuse University became a leader for its commitment to providing education to returning soldiers. Veterans were remembered… Read more »
