Human policy professor dies unexpectedly at 37
Todd Reynolds' work was innovative, and his research important. But above all, it was personal. The post-doctoral fellow at Syracuse University's Center on Human Policy,… Read more »
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Langford named next dean of College of Arts and Sciences
Syracuse University has filled another hole in deanship lineup. George Langford was named the next dean of Syracuse University's College of Arts and Sciences, as… Read more »
Gelb: Boeheim teaches hack invaluable interviewing lessons
When Kenny Anderson committed to Georgia Tech instead of Syracuse in 1988, making him one of the first flashy New York City guards to turn… Read more »
Redefining a genre
The auditorium was silent and dark. Two screens on either side of the room illuminated each face, watching as the Space Shuttle Challenger rose higher… Read more »
Berman: Refuse-to-be-hack finally gives in, says farewell
I needed to write this at some point. I tried avoiding it, like the required science course you delay until the final semester. The farewell… Read more »
Ramsey: Hack recalls 6 days in the life
He kept telling himself to fall asleep already. The biggest interview of his career awaited the following afternoon - James Arthur Boeheim, mano-a-mano, for the… Read more »
A personal touch
Joe Shanley made himself familiar to the students he watched over. Shanley was recently promoted from Department of Public Safety patrol officer to corporal of… Read more »
Cantor breaks down 'Scholarship in Action'
The words 'Scholarship in Action: Insights, Incite, Change,' have been seen on posters throughout the Syracuse University campus, the SU website and even promotional lanyards… Read more »
Fight to assemble: David Ifshin's life-long battle for reform started in the Vietnam era at SU. Today, Newhouse honors the late leader of 1970 student protests
They walked in quickly and quietly, before most of the university administration staff had arrived. The small group of students chained the doors to Tolley… Read more »
Jack Hanna swings into SU
He's been to Africa 50 times. Today, he comes to Syracuse. 'Jungle Jack' Hanna will appear on the Goldstein Auditorium stage tonight at 7 p.m.… Read more »
CNBC's Deutsch to discuss career successes
Donny Deutsch spent last night in Manhattan with Donald Trump. It was a 'Celebrity Apprentice' party, hosted by both Kodak - a sponsor of the… Read more »
Spike Lee coming to Syracuse
What: Spike Lee When: Feb. 21, 4:30 p.m. Where: Goldstein Auditorium How much: Ticket information to be determined Controversial and critically acclaimed filmmaker Spike Lee… Read more »
School of Information Studies, School of Information Studies,
Dean search narrowed down to three
The School of Information Studies has selected three finalists to fill its vacant deanship, a list that includes current interim dean Elizabeth D. Liddy. The… Read more »
Animal expert Hanna coming to Syracuse
If you go:What: Jack HannaWhen: Feb. 11, 7-9 p.m.Where: Goldstein AuditoriumHow much: $5 with student IDJack Hanna has done it all. He's explored the seven… Read more »
Insulin pills could alter diabetics' lives
For diabetic college students, a hectic schedule can be detrimental to their health. Missing lunch or eating a quick snack could shift blood sugar levels,… Read more »
The Hill's Eleven : Her billion-dollar baby: With $350 million down, Cantor's fund raising campaign hinges on her vision for SU's future
Fundraising was eighth on a list of 17 issues Chancellor Buzz Shaw identified for his successor in September 2003. When Nancy Cantor arrived at Syracuse… Read more »
A day in the life of Chancellor Nancy Cantor: Friday, March 23, 2007
Going from 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on a Friday sounds like a day in hell for the student majority of Syracuse University. For Chancellor… Read more »
The Hill's Eleven : 'Baching' it: What Cantor's family does when she's out of town
Part of being a president and chancellor of a major university means spreading the name and mission the institution across the academic world. More often,… Read more »
Harvard lists Cantor for presidency
Chancellor Nancy Cantor was listed as one of 30 candidates for the vacant presidency of Harvard University, according to leaked information obtained by The Harvard… Read more »
Gorman: Hack heeds professor's cautionary tale
Bill Glavin made a dubious career move when he accepted a teaching position at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. Journalism was all he… Read more »
The path of Nancy Cantor: In the name of defending her values, she's won acclaim with academia, two chancellor jobs -- and enemies along the way
Nancy Cantor waited inside the meeting room, pacing. To the hundreds of students, faculty and national media in attendance, this would mark her crowning moment.… Read more »
The morning afterthought: College culture leads to increased Plan B usage
<cp_showmedia align='center' position='1'> Within only 48 hours of one young woman's freshman year at Syracuse University, she found herself in the middle of the worst… Read more »
Hex: The Westminster dog show
It's just not fair. You finally found the energy to move out of your Olympics-boredom-induced coma, but what appears when you change the channel? The… Read more »
SU Board of Trustees issues statement regarding HillTV, Cantor
The Syracuse University Board of Trustees Executive Board announced on Monday its position regarding Chancellor Nancy Cantor and the recent decision to re-establish HillTV by… Read more »
