Student recovering after being hit by car
A Syracuse University freshman is still recovering in the hospital after being hit by a car Wednesday evening.Jane Khodos, a freshman broadcast journalism and international… Read more »
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Student hit by car, remains in fair condition at local hospital
A female Syracuse University freshman is listed in fair condition after she was struck by a car at the intersection of University Place and Comstock… Read more »
ResNET to remain; CMS continues work on worm
Computing and Media Services officials are trying different methods to combat the latest breed of the MSBlaster worm, and the chances of having to shut… Read more »
Whitman gift divvied up amongst management
Imagine planning for four months how to spend your paycheck. Officials at the Martin J. Whitman School of Management did just that.After Chancellor Kenneth A.… Read more »
Worm may lead to Internet shutdown
Escalating worm problems are causing Computing and Media Services to consider shutting down ResNET completely and re-registering each student individually. But preventing your computer from… Read more »
Fraternity relocates to Walnut
After waiting a year in off-campus housing, the brothers of Kappa Delta Rho have finally settled into their own home at 208 Walnut Place.'We outgrew… Read more »
Virus and SPAM cause Orangemail breakdown
The SOBig virus, named for its enormity, has potentially infected several thousand computers connected to ResNET as of last night, flooding Orangemail in-boxes and eventually… Read more »
Officers renew Operation Prevent with sweep of Konrad's
A smaller, less intense version of last spring's bar raids made its way to the Marshall Street area this weekend. At about 11 p.m. Friday,… Read more »
New study shows increase in students' stress
For some Syracuse University students, the transition from the beach to the books might be harder than ever before.According to a study conducted by Dr.… Read more »
Hermes newspaper extends coverage, includes Cornell University greek life
At Syracuse University, Hermes is both a winged messenger god and a newspaper that features greek life. Now it's using its aeronautical qualities to expand… Read more »
Management school named after donor
For some, four years of paying tuition to Syracuse is enough. But not for Martin J. Whitman, who gave such a large donation to the… Read more »
Popov murder case ends in hung jury; new trial in the fall
The friends and family of slain SU graduate student Simeon Popov waited more than a year and a half for closure, and even after one… Read more »
Internet worm threatens ResNET network users
New students aren't the only thing that moved into SU this weekend. The MS Blast worm also came, causing network backups and inconveniences.CMS distributed copies… Read more »
Freshman class characterized by increased diversity, GPA
This weekend SU welcomed a new class to Syracuse University, a group marked by increased ethnic diversity and higher GPA scores. 'Our enrollment of students… Read more »
Popov murder trial ends with deadlocked jury, new trial could happen by end of summer or early fall
The friends and family of murdered SU graduate student Simeon Popov have waited over a year and a half for closure, and it appears they… Read more »
Trio of broadcast giants come to SU
Ed Goren, president of Fox Sports, spoke Wednesday as the first of a hat trick of alumni sportscasters to speak on the Hill. George Bodenheimer… Read more »
Hookway Field upgrade OK’d
The Syracuse Common Council voted 8-1 on Monday afternoon to grant Syracuse University a zone change, enabling the athletic department to continue with their plans… Read more »
Community, students lobby for recycling law
It’s enough to make anyone have to cross their legs. A 20-foot inflatable Snapple-shaped bottle made a stop in Syracuse on Thursday in order to… Read more »
Progress on SARS cure cause for DIPA optimism
Newest developments in finding a cure for severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS, have both Syracuse University students and officials optimistic about the reopening of… Read more »
Students seek help in meeting tax deadline
For some Syracuse University students, filing their tax returns went on a list of “things to do” alongside studying for tests and writing papers. Those… Read more »
Students camp out to simulate homelessness
While most students slept soundly beneath the covers of their dorm room beds, about 40 Habitat for Humanity members opted for a piece of turf… Read more »
Habitat camps out to combat poverty
Although at times people camp out for fun, it is rarely the case in cities where thousands of underprivileged people are forced to sleep outside… Read more »
4-time Super Bowl loser to speak today about planning a future
As a Super Bowl coach, Marv Levy is less than inspiring. Best known for coaching the Buffalo Bills, Levy took the team to the big… Read more »
Little agreement for Pirro, SUN
A passage from Psalm 133 was among the most civil exchanges to pass between County Executive Nick Pirro and Syracuse community members at a meeting… Read more »
