Past holiday provides array of good brew and fortune to those who indulge
There are a handful of celebrations that seem to exist solely for the consumption of alcohol. For me, Valentine's Day is one of them. The… Read more »
Writer archives: Christine Show
Part-time faculty will vote to potentially form union
Syracuse University professor Maureen Fitzsimmons said she wants to provide her students with a quality education, and she wants a better way to do it.As… Read more »
The house that engineers built: The foundations of a male-dominated field are shaken as a sorority makes its mark
Although a buff when it comes to concepts about bridge structuring, erosion control and waste water treatment, Christie Bryz-Gornia is not a typical engineer.When the… Read more »
Battle ready: Army ROTC students prepare for possible deployment after college
They stand in two perfect rows. With the moon as their main light source, they begin counting in unison, moving forward with each number they… Read more »
Women learn new way to stay safe at SU
I've always been nervous walking around campus at night. Recent robberies around the university area have made it more difficult to feel safe. But I'm… Read more »
Soldiers can be classmates, too
David Robins is your average college student. He may be that guy sitting next to you in your political science class, or you may have… Read more »
Sexist comments unacceptable, too
I left Caf Con Leche, La L.U.C.H.A.'s celebration of Latino culture, and walked down University Place with two of my girl friends, one black and… Read more »
Students should reach out across cultural lines
The only label my Guatemalan mother and American father ever gave me was my name. We didn't view ourselves as Latino or as white; we… Read more »
Increased racial diversity poses new challenges on campus
When Kisa Ruiz walks around the campus, she said she notices the different faces that surround her, but doesn't feel a part of a connected… Read more »
DIPA opens center in Beijing for spring
As hundreds of Syracuse University students begin a semester overseas this fall, the Division of International Programs Abroad has already set plans for another cross-cultural… Read more »
People of SU
When the sun begins to rise each day, Josh McIntosh is already busy at work.McIntosh, associate director for administration and assessment in the Office of… Read more »
McIntosh sleepless in office
When the sun begins to rise each day, Josh McIntosh is already busy at work.McIntosh, associate director for administration and assessment in the Office of… Read more »
New Interfraternity Council seeks to rejuvenate system
Fraternity life may soon have a stronger presence on campus as members take a closer look at the past in an attempt to make changes… Read more »
Urankar named comptroller for SA
Comptroller-elect Andrew Urankar wasted no time Thursday night after winning his Student Association race, pledging to improve communication between student organizations while helping them make… Read more »
DKE house vandalized after conflict erupts during party
After a weekend shoving match at 703 Walnut Ave., the address of the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity house, a group of people broke into the… Read more »
Multicultural sorority takes first steps, hopes to expand numbers with initial recruitment process
A year after becoming a recognized group, one sorority is working hard to increase its membership by adding a new option for students interested in… Read more »
Newly named associate dean of students looks to reinvent OGLEL
Tucked deep in the recesses of the Schine Student Center is the new associate dean of student's office. But it's not likely you'll find him… Read more »
Environmental experts seek campus, city help
Environmental justice experts spoke at university and city forums Tuesday to encourage students and area residents to fight for rights to a clean, healthy Syracuse… Read more »
Students offer up reasons for racial divide on campus
As Syracuse University attempts to make diversity an important element on campus, statistics show that the student population may have a different view.About 71.7 percent… Read more »
State aid reductions to limit scholarships for minorities
A proposed budget cut may leave some New York state high school students without an opportunity to receive a college education next fall.The Office of… Read more »
Fraternity settles into newly acquired house
One group of students will be painting the town a new shade of red this semester. Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity has finally settled into its… Read more »
OGLEL endures without dean
Organizations on campus have been making new adjustments as the search for a new dean of students within the Office of Greek Life and Experiential… Read more »
Cantor family station wagon recovered undamaged in city
After an eight-day search, the chancellor's missing car has finally been recovered.Chancellor Nancy Cantor's 2004 dark blue Volvo XC70 station wagon was found Monday in… Read more »
Higher standard established for tutoring training
Students who always wanted the grade point average of their dreams may finally get their chance.The Learning Resource Center has raised the bar for its… Read more »
