On the spot: New university program connects student teachers, local youth
When Michelle Walker read a newspaper article about a recent shooting that took the life of an infant, she analyzed the diagram that depicted gang… Read more »
Writer archives: Yelena Galstyan
Giving abroad: Growing number of national service groups allows SU students to volunteer abroad
UPDATED: December 12, 2010, 10:20 p.m. On a sweltering summer day in Mae Sot, Thailand, shredded piles of trash, plastic and rubber glistened under the… Read more »
Palin's new reality show will most likely break, not make political image
Move over grizzly bears. Mama Palin intends to deliver a huge roar. 'Sarah Palin's Alaska' debuted Sunday night on TLC, and if my reaction holds… Read more »
Toyota to test Prius Plug-in Hybrid vehicles at SU
The Syracuse University community will serve as testing grounds this November for two Toyota Prius Plug-in Hybrid vehicles (PHV) that are not yet on the… Read more »
Keith Stone promotes smooth behavior, Keystone Light
Keith Stone did not save a buxom woman named Kiki this past Thursday. Nor did he comfort a tearful bride with his confidence and… Read more »
One big shirt show: SU students design, sell T-shirt in opposition to MayFest changes
Students stood on Euclid Avenue last week selling homemade T-shirts that read 'Euclid Avenue, F*** Walnut' on the front and 'Long Live MayFest on Euclid'… Read more »
Career Services office adjust to student needs in hard economic times
In preparation for the heightened need among students seeking jobs and internships in the midst of the economic crisis, the Center for Career Services extended… Read more »
Cooling off
Congressman Jim Walsh has allotted $1.5 million for a potential project to develop a more environmentally friendly cooling system for Central New York.Researchers from the… Read more »
