Denim drive to gather on the Quad Friday, collect donations throughout the month
The Quad will be turning from green to blue Friday in a student-led effort to collect denim for charity. Syracuse University will be one of… Read more »
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Aspiring entrepreneurs to attend eighth annual business boot camp at Whitman
Aspiring entrepreneurs will start learning the ins and outs of creating a business Saturday, as the eighth annual Entrepreneur's Bootcamp kicks off at the… Read more »
Greek life : Mutual funds: Joint philanthropy program has potential to raise historic funds
A joint philanthropy between Syracuse University greek organizations has the potential to raise an historic amount of money and supplies for charity.Interfraternity Council has developed… Read more »
Students studying in Europe more cautious after US-issued travel alert
Ali Phalen's parents did not take kindly to the news of possible terrorist attacks in European cities. 'I come from a very small town… Read more »
Campus to host open discussion with Park51 mosque advocate Daisy Khan
Why We Should Build Cordoba House at Park51 What: Daisy Khan, executive director of the American Society for Muslim Advancement Where: Joyce Hergenhan Auditorium in… Read more »
SU uses e-mail to encourage student voting registration
Following a low voter turnout for the primary elections, Syracuse University is exercising a new right to encourage students to register for November's midterm elections.… Read more »
Beyond the Hill : Help wanted: Fake ads call for administration change at University of Puerto Rico
Wenliang Du, associate professor at the L.C. Smith College of Engineering and Computer Science, will be working with a research team to reduce the number… Read more »
Engineering professor receives grant to increase Web browser safety
A three-year $472,000 grant from the National Science Foundation will fund Syracuse University research on ways to improve Web browser security. Wenliang Du, associate professor… Read more »
Career fair attracts more than 100 employers to campus
Career Fair at the Carrier Dome What: Center for Career Services' career fair When: Today, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Where: Carrier Dome How much:… Read more »
Gender-neutral housing pilot sees drop number of participating students
Sima Taslakian was all signed up. She and one of her best friends enrolled in a brand new housing option offered at Syracuse University —… Read more »
Student group plans first 5k walk to aid poverty in Nicaragua
Since high school, Haley Erickson has worked with a nonprofit organization trying to improve the living situation of families in Nicaragua. Now she's bringing the… Read more »
Police, DPS to enforce ban on texting while driving
In an effort to discourage texting while driving, police will be cracking down on motorists in Syracuse for the next two weeks. The Syracuse Police… Read more »
Student Association : Casey first to announce bid for 2011 presidency
Neal Casey will run for Student Association president this November, with the intention of making SA more of a results-driven organization.'We want to transform SA… Read more »
Off-campus violations for Le Moyne, OCC students increase as more move to Euclid, SU area
Crime from students attending other colleges in Syracuse is spreading across the Euclid Avenue area as more Syracuse University students opt to live on campus… Read more »
Health : Bad reaction: Children with food allergies are targets for bullying
In the past year, Stephen Mitchell has been diagnosed with a variety of food allergies: soy products, nuts, coconuts, raw eggs, and raw vegetables and… Read more »
Rutgers University suicide prompts SU to reflect on LGBT inclusion
As a resident adviser, Danielle Sutton can't imagine how she would react if one of her residents committed suicide after being bullied about his or… Read more »
Grocery CEO encourages students to take risks in careers
John MacDougall has been in the convenience store business for more than 30 years. So when he was asked to help create a grocery company,… Read more »
Tucker Max book signing, Oct. 3, 2010
Student Association : Assembly to host open forum on MayFest
After closing the discussion on MayFest to the student body last year, Student Association has decided to have an open discussion on MayFest 2011.'This is… Read more »
Israeli exchange students debate US intervention in Israeli-Palestinian relations
Dana Schwarzberg came to experience the real America, not the one from reality television reruns in her home country. For the past two weeks, she… Read more »
Student-DJ contest tallies online votes for sold-out show
The competition for choosing three student DJs to open for DJ Steve Aoki is well under way, with online voting available now. University Union announced… Read more »
SU running back Carter pleads guilty to harassment
Syracuse running back Delone Carter received a one-year conditional discharge for harassment in City Court on Thursday for punching a fellow Syracuse University student in… Read more »
Author Tucker Max brings quick wit to Follett's book signing
Even though Tucker Max, author of 'I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell,' is an idol for some college-aged males, his own idol is a… Read more »
'It's giving to make a difference:' SU alum, wife build scholarship fund for middle-class students
Syracuse University announced its second-largest donation in university history Friday — $20 million, which will go toward a new scholarship program focused on incoming middle-class… Read more »
