NGO moves to Syracuse, begins recruiting student interns
Far away from her office in Syracuse, Sarah Peterson explored, for the first time, the city streets of Casablanca, Morocco, this summer. The… Read more »
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NYPIRG to measure effectiveness of law to lower textbook costs
A public interest group is collecting data on how much students are spending on textbooks at Syracuse University bookstores. In light of a recently passed… Read more »
Committee formed to evaluate, appeal greek party policy
A committee made up of greek chapter presidents, alumni and university officials hopes to meet Wednesday to discuss and possibly revise the new policy regarding… Read more »
Undocumented workers attracted to jobs at state fair
Correction: Due to an editing error in this article, Mario Penafiel's legal status is incorrectly stated. Penafiel legally moved to the United States two years ago.… Read more »
N.J. man arrested for graffiti message to SU girlfriend
Syracuse Police arrested a man after painting a message to his girlfriend on a highway billboard outside the Brewster/Boland/Brockway Complex. Christian Santacroce, 18, of Middletown,… Read more »
Beyond the Hill : Check point: Northern Arizona University to install ID readers to track attendance
Skipping class at Northern Arizona University just became a little harder.The university is in the process of installing proximity card readers outside some of the… Read more »
Student Association : Barnhart questions side effects of greek party policy
Student Association has taken a removed stance on the issue of the new, tighter policy on greek parties and will leave student activism on the… Read more »
SU requires professors to take online class to become Internet savvy
Starting this semester, Syracuse University professors will be back in class to learn the rules of teaching online courses. IST 700: 'Tools and Techniques for… Read more »
Juice Jam sold out for first time in 7 years
This year's Juice Jam Festival sold out Wednesday for the first time in the event's seven year history, said Samara Shwidock, public relations director for… Read more »
SU deals with accidental over-enrollment, acceptance rate remains high
Had Danielle Moon, a freshman in the College of Arts and Sciences, known Syracuse University's acceptance rate beforehand, she said she wouldn't have been… Read more »
Connective Corridor design plan finalized, director appointed
Construction work is set to start on Syracuse's Connective Corridor in spring 2010, but the corridor experienced a number of changes this summer. Syracuse University… Read more »
Park Point's luxury impresses residents, attracts next year's tenants
Across the street from students sweating out hot temperatures in Haven Hall, students at the newly leasing Park Point Syracuse apartment complex are receiving air… Read more »
Lost in transit: Students nationwide forced to transfer due to high tuition, SU cushions costs
Last winter, Kimberly Grindle saw a counselor for the first time. 'My anxiety was such a level that I was making myself sick,' she said.… Read more »
Health & Science : What a drag: Canadian study finds smoking may cause depression in young people
Cigarettes have long been associated with lung problems, but new research suggests mental side effects for adolescent smokers, as well. The ongoing Nicotine Dependence in Teens… Read more »
Follett's textbook rental program popular among SU students
A textbook rental program added this semester at Follett's Orange Bookstore on Marshall Street has proven to be a popular option among students, said Elio… Read more »
Active-duty students reflect on US pulling out of Iraq
Should Syracuse University student Paul Mancuso be asked about American military presence in Iraq, he and his classmates would be ready for the discussion. 'Of… Read more »
ITS to speed up AirOrange network with new equipment
The university began the process of updating its entire wireless network to a system that is potentially five times as fast as the current one.… Read more »
New York state budget fiasco threatens internships, work-study
Students and the university are being forced to make some adjustments in light of the late and significantly reduced New York state budget. Although Syracuse… Read more »
Cut to hospitality major embitters students
Last May, Jen Lambert, a senior hospitality management major, was shocked and upset to find out her program would no longer be offered to incoming… Read more »
Comstock Avenue apartment burglarized, knife present
A student's house on the 100 block of Comstock Avenue was burglarized Thursday morning, according an e-mail sent by the Department of Public Safety… Read more »
City : Near West Side Story: Green homes to spruce up Syracuse neighborhood
A new home being built on the Near Westside — the result of a School of Architecture competition —will showcase the latest in green living… Read more »
Fraternity and Sorority Affairs : University policy could place stricter rules on drinking, parties
Students heading to fraternity parties this semester might have to get their names and ages cleared by Syracuse University staff, according to the administration's new… Read more »
Student hit by car on Comstock Avenue
A vehicle hit a student Wednesday afternoon on Comstock Avenue in front of the Theta Chi fraternity house. He sustained non-life threatening injuries and was… Read more »
Needed updates, expansion made to Goldstein Fitness Center
Planned renovations to the fitness center in the Goldstein Student Center on South Campus were successfully completed in late August. Readjustments to the fitness center… Read more »
