ITS promotes cyber security month awareness
During the month of October, Information Technology and Services at Syracuse University will be educating faculty, staff and students about how their online personal information… Read more »
Writer archives: Natsumi Ajisaka
Dean appoints 3 faculty, staff members to leadership positions
Ken Kavajecz, dean of the Martin J. Whitman School of Management, has appointed three people to upper leadership positions in Whitman. Two of the new… Read more »
States of mind: Say Yes to Education adds 11 schools across US, to expand outreach at Syracuse schools
CORRECTIONS: In a previous version of this article, the number of Say Yes students who enrolled in college last year was misstated. Last year, 1,248 students enrolled… Read more »
Board of Trustees to create scholarship in honor of Nancy Cantor
UPDATED: Sept. 24, 1:09 a.m. A scholarship fund will be created in Chancellor Nancy Cantor’s honor that will help students pay for immersion and engagement… Read more »
Colleagues remember professor for intellect, dedication to students
When the professors in the anthropology department would evaluate their students, William Kelleher was always the one to find the students’ best qualities. “He saw… Read more »
Maxwell professor dies from melanoma
A professor in the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs has died from melanoma . William Kelleher, 63, an associate professor of anthropology at… Read more »
Open minded: University of Notre Dame changes admission policy, allows undocumented students to enroll
University of Notre Dame announced a change in its admissions policy, now allowing students living in the country without legal permission to apply to the… Read more »
Obama addresses Syria plan, announces asking Congress to postpone voting
President Barack Obama announced in an address Tuesday night that he has asked Congress to postpone voting on military action in Syria as the United… Read more »
'No end in sight': With Congress considering military intervention in Syria, the Syracuse community reflects on its implications
For some at Syracuse University, the conflict in Syria is about more than whether the United States should intervene. It’s about people back home. For… Read more »
Bicyclist hits car on Euclid Avenue
A cyclist crashed into a Honda Civic on Wednesday evening, damaging the windshield and ripping off the car’s right sideview mirror. The accident happened on… Read more »
21 Pilots to perform in Goldstein Auditorium Oct. 3
Alternative pop duo 21 pilots will perform at Syracuse University’s Homecoming show this year. 21 Pilots will perform in Goldstein Auditorium on Oct. 3. Doors… Read more »
SU law professors, students revisit cold cases from civil rights era in Five Cities Project
This summer, Syracuse University professors and students traveled down south to further investigate the truth. The Five Cities Project, part of the Cold Case Justice… Read more »
Otto's Army bus vouchers sell out; 30 people on waiting list
Otto’s Army currently has 30 people on a waiting list for bus rides to MetLife Stadium in New Jersey this Saturday for the football game… Read more »
Obama speaks on affordability of higher education, suggests 3 proposals to lower costs
With a crowd of hundreds in front of him, President Barack Obama looked relaxed standing at the podium. “We love you!” screamed an audience member… Read more »
Loud house legacy: After 33 years, Carrier Dome evolves into SU icon
Agony, elation, pride, noise — all are elements of Syracuse University Athletics that are amplified by the Carrier Dome. The Dome has come to serve… Read more »
Solar panels to heat water for South Campus apartments
Several South Campus apartments will soon harness the power of the sun to provide heating for the buildings, bringing substantial savings for Syracuse University. The… Read more »
Cantor to become one of the highest-paid administrators at Rutgers University
Despite taking a deep pay cut from her salary at SU, Chancellor Nancy Cantor will be one of the top-earning administrators of all three Rutgers University… Read more »
Former student dies from cancer Wednesday morning
A former student died Wednesday morning after a long battle with cancer, prompting an outpouring of posts from her friends, family and even a Syracuse University professor… Read more »
SU Abroad's Turkey program ends early due to demonstrations in Istanbul
UPDATED: June 4, 2013 at 5:49 p.m. CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, the start date of the summer "Road to Democracy" program… Read more »
Appethaizing, Funk 'n Waffles experience flooding; Funk 'n Waffles to reopen Saturday
UPDATED: May 31, 2013 at 5:35 p.m. Funk ‘n Waffles flooded Wednesday night after a storm, causing it to close for two days. Funk ‘n… Read more »
Thomas Wolfe uses role as dean of Hendricks, student affairs to connect with SU students, faculty, staff
Thomas Wolfe has many talents. He can ride a unicycle, craft a perfect tuna noodle casserole and bring a community together in the face of… Read more »
Local construction company to turn downtown building into student housing
UPDATED: MAY 15, 4:35 p.m. Syracuse University students will soon see new living options in downtown Syracuse, after a new construction company revamps a vacant… Read more »
Senior gift committee's ongoing efforts result in more donations
This year’s donations to the Syracuse University Senior Class Giving Campaign have exceeded the number of donations received last year due to changes within the… Read more »
Schools to host convocation ceremonies
Every Syracuse University school and college, as well as SUNY-ESF, will host individual convocation ceremonies for their graduating seniors. An overall commencement ceremony will be… Read more »
