Into the wild
As a child, Ian Semple scrambled up a tree every time he felt upset, confused or contemplative. He retreated to the branches all the time,… Read more »
Writer archives: Julianne Pepitone
Darwin's bar closes after 15 years
After 15 years on the Syracuse University Hill, the popular Darwin's Restaurant and Bar has announced it's closing time for good.Owner Dirk Oudermool said he… Read more »
Darwin's closes doors for good
After 15 years on the Syracuse University Hill, the popular Darwin's Restaurant and Bar has announced it's closing time for good.Owner Dirk Oudermool said he… Read more »
Perfectly Imperfect: Close friends remember Tracy Halpin for sparkling personality, infectious smile
During the showing of 'Legally Blonde 2: Red, White, and Blonde,' Reese Witherspoon was not the only infectiously friendly blonde dressed toe-up in pink.Back then… Read more »
Kicked in the face: Freshmen claim Judicial Affairs threatened expulsion for creation of Facebook group critical of TA
A Syracuse University student created a Facebook group, adding in three of her friends to criticize an SU professor. The group led to threats of… Read more »
SU officials' use of Facebook creates problems for students with a false sense of privacy
When Christian Obermanns opened his apartment door to find a uniformed Syracuse Police officer standing before him, the Syracuse University junior could not have imagined… Read more »
Vice chancellor to interview for president at UA
Interviews begin today for Syracuse University Vice Chancellor and Provost Deborah Freund, who is one of the final four applicants for the position of president… Read more »
Appeal panel chosen for diversity, neutrality
The three members of the HillTV appeal panel - associate professor of social work Keith Alford, professor of psychology Lawrence Lewandowski and professor of law… Read more »
University to host 4 public forums on Connective Corridor project plans
A series of public sessions hosted by Syracuse University to determine community priorities for the Connective Corridor will take place today at the Genesee Grande… Read more »
Tuition could increase by as much as $2,500
A proposed tuition increase for next year has prompted the University Senate to hold a 'Speak Out' event Thursday night.The 6 percent increase proposal would… Read more »
Tuition could increase by as much as $2,500
A proposed tuition increase for next year has prompted the University Senate to hold a 'Speak Out' event Thursday night.The 6 percent increase proposal would… Read more »
Outsourcing employees could save SU money, lower tuition costs
To combat the rising cost of college tuition, an Indianapolis-based independent education group has suggested colleges outsource some administrative jobs to save money.The Lumina Foundation… Read more »
Vice chancellor discusses state of SU in address
Syracuse University Vice Chancellor Deborah Freund gave the annual State of the University Address Tuesday, emphasizing the recent issues of inclusion and a safe campus… Read more »
University officials discuss options for hurricane benefit
After determining the impossibility of a Kanye West benefit concert and calling a meeting with both student groups and faculty, Syracuse University administrators said they… Read more »
Cantor promotes women in science fields, continues to fight ongoing battle for equality
Despite some gains made in the fight for their rights in the past few decades, women still endure bias, discouragement and the pressure to stay… Read more »
Off-campus meal plans offered to students
Brockway, Sadler, Haven and Kimmel dining halls have long been the only options for Syracuse University students to buy food with a prepaid meal card.… Read more »
Government may extend daylight-saving time
To alleviate some of the demand on the nation's oil, the government has elected to spread sunshine all over the land in the form of… Read more »
Sewage plant to be built near Armory Square
Merchants and county planning groups find themselves at odds due to the construction of a sewage overflow control facility in a parking lot in Armory… Read more »
NASA astronaut to discuss experiences from space station
NASA astronaut Edward Michael Fincke will visit Syracuse University today after being invited by the L.C. Smith College of Engineering and Computer Science to speak… Read more »
Faking the grade: Survey shows students have history of cheating
From crib notes to arm scribblings to stolen exams, there has been cheating as long as there have been students. But Vice Chancellor and Provost… Read more »
SU grad students open Fajita Grill
With the recent arrival of several new eateries, fresh faces and storefronts have been appearing in the Marshall Street area frequently. But Josh Molinaro and… Read more »
Landlords crack down on leaving empty trash cans on curb
Empty trashcans left on the curb could mean hundreds of dollars in fines for Syracuse University students who live off-campus, as several Ackerman Avenue residents… Read more »
Admissions prepare for new SATs
High school classes graduating in 2006 will be the first to take a new SAT, which includes more difficult problems in the math portion and… Read more »
Learning curve: Graduate students volunteer teaching skills across country
A guaranteed job immediately after graduation, a possible $5,000 in tuition assistance and specialized training - it sounds like a dream. The dream job itself,… Read more »
