Sexual misconduct differs from rape charge
Last week Adam Banks, an assistant professor in the Syracuse University Writing Program, was charged with sexual misconduct, a Class A misdemeanor in New York… Read more »
Writer archives: Lauren Pauer
College representatives elected to SA assembly
Nineteen students were voted into the general Assembly in the Student Association elections that ended at 10 p.m. Thursday. All students who ran for the… Read more »
LeMoyne paper disputes adviser's removal
The LeMoyne College newspaper staff went on strike last week after the college told the newspaper's adviser that he will be replaced next year.On Nov.… Read more »
LeMoyne paper disputes adviser's removal
The LeMoyne College newspaper staff went on strike last week after the college told the newspaper's adviser that he will be replaced next year.On Nov.… Read more »
Similarly named LSAT preparation courses confuse students
Students looking to improve their Law School Admission Test scores may be misled by two test preparation companies using the same name and offering similar… Read more »
Orange Television Network takes station under its wing
Former HillTV members met Friday with Andy Robinson, general manager of the Orange Television Network, to discuss the future of the shows the students had… Read more »
Terrorism program partners with Israelis
Syracuse University's Institute for National Security and Counterterrorism recently began a partnership with the Institute for Counter-Terrorism at the Interdisciplinary Center in Herzliya, Israel.The partnership… Read more »
Health Services increases flu vaccine availability
October may have rushed in with warm weather, but the month also comes with something far less pleasant -- the beginning of the flu season.… Read more »
New Dean of HSHP focuses on college's future within university
The summer brought more than a surplus of new students to Syracuse University; it brought new faces, programs and celebrations to the College of Human… Read more »
HSHP's sports management program gears up for first year
It's easy for Lindsey Campbell to call herself a sports fan. The freshman from Arlington, Mass., grew up watching Boston Red Sox games with her… Read more »
HSHP to end nursing program after next semester, new wellness program begins next fall
Health, an inevitable topic of conversation in germ-laden residence halls, will soon move beyond shared bathrooms and into shared classrooms.The College of Health Services and… Read more »
Students contact legislators about federal student aid
More than 1,000 Syracuse University students may lose some of their federal financial aid if President George W. Bush adopts a Congressional Budget Committee proposal… Read more »
Students contact legislators about federal student aid
More than 1,000 Syracuse University students may lose some of their federal financial aid if President George W. Bush adopts a Congressional Budget Committee proposal… Read more »
Cantor unavailable despite attempts at vivid campus, community presence
Nancy Cantor is an early riser. The Syracuse University chancellor was up before the sun last Tuesday, answering e-mails - she receives hundreds each day… Read more »
SUNY Oswego tries to ban Muslim speaker for
Controversy surrounding a Muslim man's suspected connection to terrorists almost prevented funding for the keynote speaker's upcoming lecture on racism.Abu Yousuf will speak Saturday at… Read more »
After deaths of professors, students and faculty look for ways to fill in the gaps
Jacquie Smith knew Geoffrey Seltzer had cancer. Seltzer, a geology professor who died last month, did not keep his illness from others in the department.… Read more »
Air Force ROTC engineering class earns national honor
A Syracuse University-run engineering program recently earned special merit from the United States Air Force ROTC.The Advanced Course in Engineering Cyber Security Boot Camp was… Read more »
Survey shows professors think textbook use aids academic performance, improves learning quality
Some students may think attending lectures replaces any need to read their textbooks, but a recent survey suggests that cracking open the books pays off.Eighty-four… Read more »
Holocaust memories still alive 60 years after doors closed
Over half a century ago, the Soviet army freed more than 7,000 Jews and unmasked the torturous conditions under the Nazi regime.Today marks the 60th… Read more »
Shuttle service offers students cheap fares to NYC, Boston for holiday travel
Students still trying to find a way home for Winter Break may be in luck with a new bus service that offers trips for as… Read more »
Changes in time schedule of classes shifts Centro schedule
Centro bus schedules for Syracuse University will be making changes next semester to accommodate the new time schedule of classes and the earlier hours it… Read more »
MySlice set up for spring registration
With so many students using the new online registration program MySlice for the first time this week, some problems have arisen with the system.Overall, however,… Read more »
SA changes bills for November elections, hopes to avoid last year's illegal activities
In preparation for the upcoming Student Association elections, the assembly spent the majority of its Monday night meeting approving bill changes to clarify the campaign… Read more »
NYPIRG presents student voter registration totals at SA meeting
The New York Public Interest Research Group registered 1,930 students to vote on Syracuse University's and the State University of New York College of Environmental… Read more »
