SA survey gauges feelings on diversity
The results of the Student Association's Campus Climate Survey show ethnic groups at Syracuse University evaluate the school's efforts to promote diversity in different ways,… Read more »
Writer archives: Dave Robbie
Syracuse city schools 'GEAR UP' academic preparations for students with help from SU
Five years after starting their first million-dollar program, staff members at Syracuse University are starting all over again, this time with almost double the number… Read more »
SU reaches capacity for Tulane students
While the majority of Americans enjoyed the break of Labor Day weekend, Hurricane Katrina kept officials busy at universities in the Central New York area… Read more »
UU Cinemas wastes estimated $9,000
After what will mark one of the worst semesters in University Union Cinemas' history, UU officials have estimated $9,000 was spent on 12 films that… Read more »
Emergency vehicles block College Place
With lights flashing and sirens blazing, four fire trucks and a Syracuse police car descended at about 5:30 p.m. Tuesday on the bus stop on… Read more »
Fraternity president files charges against outgoing SA comptroller
Funding decisions for student organizations from the Student Association's Finance Board, originally planned for Nov. 29, have been postponed at least one week, if not… Read more »
Two finance board members compete in comptroller race, differ on ideas to provide fair funding
The race for comptroller will pit two members currently on the Student Association finance board, which divvies out the approximately $1.6 million dollars collected from… Read more »
Analyst criticizes role of participation in dysfunctional state legislature
The New York state legislature is the worst among the nation's 50 states, and citizens must demand reform if it is going to be effective,… Read more »
Midland protestors reject bargain, want day in court
Five demonstrators arrested for criminal trespassing in July at the Midland Sewage Plant rejected a plea bargain Tuesday that would have dropped the charges against… Read more »
Absent ballots
As the Oct. 8 deadline approaches for voter registration in the presidential election, several prominent members of Congress are worried colleges and universities aren't doing… Read more »
General manager resigns as HillTV endures staff shuffle
Joseph Iuliano Jr., former general manager of HillTV, stepped down from his position Monday citing a need to focus on his school work and a… Read more »
Organizers reform Homecoming Court elections process
Organizers of Syracuse University's Homecoming Ceremony are hoping to make the process of selecting royalty as democratic as possible.Members of the Homecoming Court will now… Read more »
Off-campus parking nuisance to students
For Sara Nowen and her roommate, off-campus parking is routine. Every day, like clockwork, they move their car from one side of the street to… Read more »
Juice Jam ticket pinch sours some
Those looking to jam out this weekend were met with an unfortunate surprise as they approached the Schine Box Office. The 3,000 tickets available for… Read more »
Dhafir case to be heard this month
After 18 months, four denied bails and numerous demonstrations by protestors, Iraqi-born oncologist Dr. Rafil Dhafir will finally get his day in court Sept. 27.But… Read more »
Grant to support librarian projects
Libraries aren't usually the subject of multimillion dollar exchanges, but a nationwide crisis has changed all that. A severe librarian shortage is brewing, according to… Read more »
Media services faces computing glitches
Online class scheduling isn't the only computing problem some Syracuse University students are facing this week.Despite successful efforts to limit the amount of viruses and… Read more »
Activists protest GOP National Convention
Demonstrations located outside the Republican National Convention drew hundreds of thousands of people from across the country and the world over the weekend as the… Read more »
Media Services offers new campus computer protection
After a year plagued by worms and viruses, the staff of Computer and Media Services has gone on the offensive to try to keep students'… Read more »
Chancellor, three deans join faculty
The end of summer means the arrival of thousands of new students to Syracuse University, and the same is true for SU faculty - just… Read more »
SU professor discovers child reading phenomena
Progress in the battle against reading disabilities has taken a large step forward, and a professor from Syracuse University is leading the way. A teaching… Read more »
Bookstore managers blame professors for complications to book re-selling process
Finishing off a class leaves many students with a feeling of relief and accomplishment. Until they realize they have no further need for this semester's… Read more »
Foreign policy disappoints Hauser
Rita Hauser used to be optimistic. But after years of work in the Middle East peace process, her spirit is slipping. 'I have to confess… Read more »
Prominent adviser to disuss politics
What do both President George W. Bush and United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan have in common?They both receive advice from Rita Hauser, prominent international lawyer… Read more »
