Health & Science : Soft landing: Study finds falling in love can reduce physical pain
Love is more than just a feeling.A recent study published in the online Public Library of Science One journal found love works similarly to a… Read more »
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Annual CROP Hunger Walk draws attention to worldwide hunger
As Syeisha Byrd grew up on the Westside of Syracuse, her mother handed groceries out of her own fridge to those less fortunate and invited… Read more »
More than 400 students receive free flu vaccines
For the start of the fall influenza season, Syracuse University Health Services administered at least 400 free flu vaccines to students Friday in Flanagan Gymnasium.… Read more »
Marshall Street business Pita El Saha burglarized; $2,500 stolen
The front door of Marshall Street restaurant Pita El Saha was smashed in and $2,500 was taken from the store in a burglary Thursday morning.… Read more »
ESF : Face the change: Alumni reflect on how campus has grown during weekend gathering
When Bob Koppe was studying forest land management and wood products engineering in the 1960s, there weren't many women pursing forestry.'There were only two or… Read more »
Syracuse man breaks into three cars in East neighborhood during Homecoming game
A Syracuse man was arrested Saturday in connection with a string of larcenies that occurred during the Syracuse University Homecoming game, according to Syracuse police… Read more »
Homecoming weekend draws 1,400 SU alumni
Buildings on campus might have changed since 1978, but Frank Dean, a Syracuse University alumnus of that year, said the school spirit has remained the… Read more »
Students walk to raise money, awareness for world hunger
As Syeisha Byrd grew up on the Westside of Syracuse, her mother handed groceries out of her own fridge to those less fortunate and invited… Read more »
Student Association : Presidential, comptroller candidates uncontested
Candidates for Student Association president and comptroller are uncontested for the 2010 elections.Neal Casey, the current chair of SA's Student Life Committee, will run for… Read more »
Coming Out Month keynote speaker talks on LGBT civil rights issues
Kenyon Farrow has found that gay is not the new black. During a speech Thursday night as the keynote for Coming Out Month, Farrow, executive… Read more »
Orange Central 2010 to feature comedy acts, athlectics
A comedy show, football game and many anniversaries will bring alumni and current students together during this weekend's Orange Central homecoming. The weekend will not… Read more »
DPS to crack down on insensitive Halloween costumes
Syracuse University students were reminded to be respectful in their attire this Halloween through an e-mail sent out Monday by Thomas Wolfe, senior vice president… Read more »
Student Association : Rickert announces bid for reelection as comptroller
Jeff Rickert will run for a second term as Student Association comptroller this November, with plans of improving the budget process for student organizations.'I see… Read more »
Plato's Closet to open in Dewitt
Plato's Closet, a new clothing store on Erie Boulevard, is opening for business at 10 a.m. on Saturday, and some local residents are already making… Read more »
Architect urges use of nature in designs
Adriaan Geuze, the co-founder of major Dutch landscape architecture firm West 8 Urban Design & Landscape Architecture, spoke to an enthusiastic crowd Wednesday night about… Read more »
Carousel marks 20th anniversary with free rides, gift cards
For one week, visitors to the Carousel Center are able to ride the carousel for free. The Carousel Center, opened Oct. 15, 1990, celebrates its… Read more »
City : Lost art: County budget leaves future of art program funding in jeopardy
A budget vote marked by partisan conflict and confusion ended with substantial cuts to arts and cultural funding Tuesday.The Onondaga County Ways and Means Committee… Read more »
Activist to expand on definitions of LGBT injustices
Look beyond the news headlines about the gay and lesbian community. That's what Kenyon Farrow will encourage as he addresses the question of 'Is Gay… Read more »
University Senate : Committee on Athletic Policy presents report
A report from the Committee on Athletic Policy fueled most of Wednesday afternoon's University Senate session.During the 40-minute session, faculty posed questions about student-athlete academic… Read more »
Architecture school host panel on revitalizing Rust Belt cities
Stagnant economies, empty warehouses and low populations — these and other features of Rust Belt cities like Syracuse will be discussed Wednesday and Thursday by… Read more »
US grants $1 million to program that brings Middle Easterners, Africans to SU
The U.S. government has granted $1 million toward continuing and expanding a Syracuse University program that brings people from the Middle East and North Africa… Read more »
Former Black Panther speaks out against US prison system
Angela Davis does not want prisons to be reformed. She wants them to be abolished. 'We need to shift all the resources that go into… Read more »
SEA Semester plans for Gulf of Mexico, Pacific programs
A sailboat isn't a typical classroom. But SEA Semester takes students into the middle of the ocean for college credit. 'Here you bond with students… Read more »
Beyond the Hill : In mixed company: GW pushes professors to live in dorms alongside students
As housing costs in downtown Washington, D.C., rise, professors at George Washington University are being offered free housing. The catch: They must live in residence… Read more »
