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 »
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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 »
PepsiCo Inc. donates $1.5 million to SU's veteran entrepreneurship program
PepsiCo Inc. will donate more than $1.5 million during the next three years to the Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans, a program run through the Martin… Read more »
Hard work ahead: SU seniors face bleak job market, turn to internships in place of full-time jobs
Internship series: Part 2 of 3Milic Stevanovic, a senior finance and accounting major, always knew he wanted to go into business but was nervous about… Read more »
Beyond the Hill: Change to change: Penn expands health care to provide for student sex changes
The University of Pennsylvania will extend its health insurance coverage beginning in the fall to cover the costs of a sex change for undergraduate students.The… Read more »
SU athletes speak on sexual violence at Monday panel
Mikela Almeida, a junior on the rowing team, was at a party one weekend night when she felt violated.The boy she danced with was drunk… Read more »
Carrier Corporation to fund sustainability research on campus
Carrier Corporation will donate $35,000 to Syracuse University's Sustainable Enterprise Partnership, a program aimed to further research in sustainability, the corporation announced Thursday.The announcement of… Read more »
Teach for America: Program to offer degree in teaching
The New York State Board of Regents unanimously voted April 20 to approve a pilot program allowing non-university institutions, such as Teach for America, to… Read more »
Student Association: Members elaborate on commencement speaker resolution
Student Association continues to support the university's decision process for choosing commencement speaker Jamie Dimon, chairman and chief executive officer of JPMorgan Chase & Co.,… Read more »
Living in the shadows: SU freshman struggles with sun allergy
Craig Leppert never went outside for a fire drill in grade school."I would go as far as I could to the entrance of the building… Read more »
Annual event Saturday honors Asian heritage with dancing, singing
Far East Movement, an Asian band, stepped onto the stage Saturday night in Goldstein Auditorium clad in LED-lit astronaut helmets, sunglasses, skinny ties and patent… Read more »
Stopping the spread: Onondaga County responds to high number of HIV cases
Fourteen years ago, Edward Davis of Syracuse tested positive for AIDS after secretly having unprotected sex with other men.Davis, 54, was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., during… Read more »
Student volunteer event helps to beautify West Side
Syracuse University students turned the parking lot of the Vincent House, a youth community center in the West Side neighborhood, into a carnival complete with… Read more »
Cracking down: Department of Labor imposes stricter guidelines against unpaid internships
Internship series: Part 1 of 3Before Letecha Dixon accepted an unpaid internship at Giant magazine last summer, she wondered if it would be worth the $3.40… Read more »
University Union: WERW splits from parent organization, split to be final in fall
Student radio station WERW officially split from its parent organization, University Union, on April 19 after discussions about its desire to become independent.Even though the… Read more »
Financial columnist urges saving in college
Michelle Singletary is all about cash. "Cash is king," Singletary said. "In this recession, if you have cash, you’ll be OK." During a lecture in… Read more »
SU wait list shortened by 21 percent
Faithlynn Morris was home in Bridgeport, Conn., when she received a letter from Syracuse University in early April 2009. It was a letter she had… Read more »
ESF: University Student Association distributes 70 percent larger budget to student organizations
The Undergraduate Student Association at the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry described how its budget of $182,441 would be… Read more »
University Senate: Changes to relationship between Maxwell, Arts and Sciences fuel debate
Plans to distance the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs from the College of Arts and Sciences sparked heated discussion at Wednesday's University Senate… Read more »
Washington Post columnist to speak on how to avoid debt in college
IF YOU GO:What: Michelle SingletaryWhere: Joyce Hergenhan AuditoriumWhen: 6:30 p.m.How much: Free Students can learn how to avoid debt while in school in a lecture from… Read more »
Follett's Orange Bookstore to launch textbook-rental program for SU students in fall
Follett's Orange Bookstore will offer a textbook-rental program for Syracuse University students, called Rent-A-Text, beginning in fall 2010. "Rent-A-Text is our latest cost-saving program. It… Read more »
Death by Skytop Road on Friday ruled suicide; identity of body not revealed
The cause of death of the body found in the woods behind the Skytop offices Friday was suicide, said Sgt. John D'Eredita of the Onondaga… Read more »
Ask the experts: Have school lunches become a national security threat?
An organization of retired military leaders has deemed school lunches a threat to military recruitment because of the food's adverse health affect on students, according… Read more »
University Senate: Library plans to relocate offices, create database to alleviate space issues
The progress and plans to address storage issues in Syracuse University's libraries were reported at Wednesday's University Senate meeting for the first time since Nov.… Read more »
