Class of 2014 to have record 3,300 students
Incoming freshmen set a Syracuse University record high with a class size of 3,300 to 3,500 students, after SU received a little less than 23,000… Read more »
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Student Association: Assembly reflects on possible improvements to MayFest, summer plans
Neal Casey, chair of Student Association's Student Life Committee, asked assembly members for feedback regarding this year's MayFest at SA's final meeting of the semester… Read more »
Permanent record: Protests leave lasting change in relationship between SU, students
Vietnam War Protests: 40 years later, part 3 of 3 In the bottom left drawer of Ralph Ketcham's desk is his stack of grade books from… Read more »
Lying in wait: Powerful cause could move students to protest again
The drafting of soldiers to fight in Vietnam brought the hollowing pain of death and loss of brothers, friends and classmates to thousands of Syracuse… Read more »
Photographer Leibovitz talks about most recent works
Minutes after the audience in Hendricks Chapel caught sight of her Thursday night, Annie Leibovitz was taking photographs. With a simple point-and-shoot, she snapped shots… Read more »
MayFest 2010: Despite police presence, students continue party on Euclid
Despite efforts by Mayor Stephanie Miner and the Syracuse Police Department to put an end to MayFest on Euclid Avenue, the fourth year of the block… Read more »
Ultra-fix: Study likens frequent tanning to drug, alcohol addiction
Despite the recent temperature changes and more regular sunshine, many college students continue to use indoor tanning booths to get their UV "fix." A recent… Read more »
MayFest in Walnut Park met with enthusiasm by freshmen, disappointment by upperclassmen
Approximately 5,000 to 6,000 students attended MayFest 2010 in Walnut Park Friday afternoon, said Tony Callisto, chief of the Department of Public Safety. The event… Read more »
Students party on Euclid despite police presence
Despite efforts by the mayor and Syracuse police to put an end to MayFest on Euclid Avenue, the fourth year of the block party continued… Read more »
Bike, cop car collide at corner of Euclid, Sumner
A man on a bicycle and a Syracuse police car collided at the corner of Sumner and Euclid avenues on Friday around 11 a.m. The… Read more »
Police patrol Euclid for drinking on sidewalks, not front lawns
Police stationed on Euclid Avenue on Friday morning said they will be writing citations for open containers on sidewalks, not front lawns. Lt. Richard Shoff… Read more »
First senior weekend offers local store discounts, brunch
IF YOU GO What: Senior Brunch Where: Schine Student Center When: Sunday, 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. How much: Free; open only to seniors The… Read more »
Annie Leibovitz to showcase photography portfolio at SU
IF YOU GO What: "An evening with Annie Leibovitz" Where: Hendricks Chapel When: Today, 7:30 p.m. How much: Free Since Annie Leibovitz's Thursday lecture was… Read more »
Standing their ground: Barricades, sit-ins, student activism against Vietnam characterize SU in 1970
Vietnam War Protests: 40 years later, part 1 of 3 A wave of shock rippled through the 4,000 students standing on the Quad facing Hendricks Chapel.… Read more »
University Union: Drake to play at Block Party on Friday, despite Lowell cancellation
Despite rescheduling a concert on Thursday in Massachusetts, Drake still plans to perform at Syracuse University's Block Party on Friday, a media representative for the… Read more »
Language department chair dies of illness Wednesday
The chair of the language, literature and linguistics department at Syracuse University died Tuesday in a local hospital from an undisclosed illness, said George Langford,… Read more »
Getting associated: USA, SA meet to strengthen relationship
Jon Barnhart aired his complaints against the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry as part of an ice-breaker activity at… Read more »
Ask the experts: Should Khalid Sheikh Mohammed be sentenced in US court or by military tribunal?
The federal government is debating whether to try an alleged co-conspirator of the Sept. 11 attacks, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, in a federal court in New… Read more »
Green Data Center named in top energy initiatives
InfoWorld recently recognized Syracuse University as one of the winners of its 2010 Green 15 awards for the school's recently finished Green Data Center. InfoWorld,… Read more »
Police to increase enforcement on Euclid on MayFest
Police presence will increase in Walnut Park and on Euclid Avenue during Friday's MayFest. The Department of Public Safety and Syracuse Police Department will take… Read more »
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System reboot: SU upgrades 30 computers to be more environmentally friendly, save money
Thirty PCs in Steele Hall and the Energy and Computing Management training rooms have been upgraded in an effort to promote sustainability and save money.Rather… Read more »
SU adopts federal changes to student loan programs
All new and returning students applying for fall 2010 financial aid at Syracuse University and planning to borrow a federal student loan are required to… Read more »
Arts and Sciences: Maxwell's future stirs talk, fears
Plans to distance the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs from the College of Arts and Sciences have incited a variety of fears and… Read more »
Running back Carter to be reinstated as SU student
Syracuse University running back Delone Carter has worked out a deal with the university that should allow him to return to school and football at… Read more »
