What could you do with $284 per foot?
The proposed corridor will cost $284 per foot in federal and private dollars. What are the other 'Creative Campus' projects costing SU?No students like to… Read more »
Writer archives: Maggie Beckwith
RAs honored through week-long activities
While the dorms were flocked with heart-shaped cookies and flowers on Monday, a different kind of love was shown for Resident Advisors. The RAs' mailboxes… Read more »
Minority studies programs fill in the holes left by more traditional courses of study
As a young black woman, Carolyn Burke has found more in the pages of her African-American Studies literature readings than the stories of black people… Read more »
SU faculty assists city teachers to improve middle school math curriculum
Syracuse University continues its efforts to give back to the community with a new program that involves professors helping teachers better educate city students.The university's… Read more »
Bush meets protesters, supporters
As President Bush spoke to the American people during his inauguration address to the nation Thursday afternoon., he acknowledged how Sept. 11, the 'day of… Read more »
Quarter's to avoid bar pitfalls
Senior Shayne Fiske can still remember the night Konrad's closed.She was in Faegan's Cafe & Pub when teary-eyed girls started pouring in with the news… Read more »
Student recovering after SUV hit-and-run, surgery
After a hit-and-run accident early Sunday morning landed him in the hospital with a broken ankle and numerous cuts and bruises, Bryan Dumas spent his… Read more »
Election decided for Bush after Kerry concedes
All eyes were on Ohio early Wednesday morning, but as the day pressed on it was clear President George W. Bush would come out on… Read more »
Result of election too close to predict as polls open today
All the campaigning, debating and political strategy will come to an end today, as a possible record number of Americans cast their vote for the… Read more »
Counseling center offers free depression screening for students
The Syracuse University Counseling Center is sponsoring its annual depression screening today from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The screening, which is free to students,… Read more »
Incumbent offers ideas on improving New York
Legislator Joan Christensen spoke last night about the problems and strengths of Central New York, even though her opponent dropped out of the scheduled debate.Christensen… Read more »
Medical care association reaccredits Health Services in voluntary review
For the fourth consecutive time, Syracuse University Health Services received national accreditation, maintaining its position as part of just 10 percent of collegiate health services… Read more »
First watch
Students braving the campus streets can find comfort knowing that if there's trouble, the best ambulance in the state is only minutes away.Syracuse University Ambulance… Read more »
Panhel plans new anti-rape program
Hoping to find strength in numbers, sororities are banding together to create a common rape awareness program. The Panhellenic Council of Syracuse University is joining… Read more »
File-sharing alternatives considered by university
For students who can't live without the latest Nelly or Usher single but feel guilty about stealing music from the Internet, a solution is in… Read more »
Local clinics provide free AIDS screening
Onondaga County wants its residents to take charge of their health.As part of an initiative to encourage healthy living, Onondaga County Partnership for Healthy Living… Read more »
Newhouse offers first program in arts journalism
Lovers of Picasso and Hemingway wannabes can finally join their passions together starting this July.Syracuse University will start the first ever journalism arts master's degree… Read more »
Conference to educate, advocate animal rights
Erin Fitzgerald was never a big animal lover when she was younger, but she knew they shouldn't be coats.Now, Fitzgerald, along with other Student Animal… Read more »
Law students file complaint, challenges Midland sewage plan
The idea of a raw sewage plant sending untreated waste into Onondaga Creek prompted Midland community members to join with the Syracuse University public interest… Read more »
University to add new major, courses for fall
Students vying for a paycheck as big as Carmelo Anthony's, or at least a cut of it, can get one step closer starting next year.A… Read more »
SU to host political speakers courtesy of campus groups
Upcoming lectures will leave students in the political crossfire of a former U.S. representative and Republican, and a Democratic CNN commentator. The College Democrats will… Read more »
Change in funds threatens group
Standing in front of the Western Wall in Kotel, Israel, Syracuse University freshman Davia Moss joined hands with other traveling students and sang in Hebrew.She… Read more »
Students protest weapons upgrade
If Public Safety officers spot a potentially drunken driver speeding down the street, the only thing they can do is write down the license plate… Read more »
Education department expands curriculum with technology grant
Even teachers need to learn. For the School of Education, a big focus for America's future teachers is technology. The Department of Education awarded Syracuse… Read more »
