Number of applicants grows for 2008-2009 academic year
This spring, while current Syracuse University students studied for midterms and searched for next year's housing, 22,000 high school seniors anxiously waited to hear whether… Read more »
Writer archives: Nicole Loring
Center name change sparks campus debate
Students began to voice concerns after they discovered the center for Rape; Advocacy, Prevention, Education (R.A.P.E.) changed its name to the Sexual Assault Support Services… Read more »
McCain gets Republican nomination
Senator John McCain (R-AZ) officially won the Republican presidential nomination Tuesday night after four different state primaries. Primaries were held Tuesday night in Ohio, Texas,… Read more »
Art exhibit creates conflict
Indian widows banished from their families' homes. Young girls sold into prostitution so their families can survive. Burnt bodies of women killed by their husbands… Read more »
New act to cut college textbook prices
Chad Brooker has a few suggestions on how students can save hundreds of dollars on textbooks.Brooker, a Syracuse University senior political science, policy studies and… Read more »
A state of uncertainty
The New York presidential primary is typically an open-and-shut case. But this year, it's anybody's to win. After fiery debates, mudslinging ads, five primaries and… Read more »
Digital library aids Whitman student research
Syracuse University's E.S. Bird Library is offering a new academic tool to students in the Whitman School of Management.The new program, introduced on Jan. 14,… Read more »
SU alters copyright policies for online age
In the ongoing national fight against copyright infringement, Syracuse University has found a new tool for keeping itself on the up and up.Syracuse recently developed… Read more »
Westcott landmark to change function, reopen
The recently closed Westcott Cinema is about to be reopened under a new name, new management and with a new vision. Music entrepreneur Dan Mastronardi… Read more »
Writer's block
Amanda Cohen loves television.The freshman public relations and marketing major regularly watches 'Ugly Betty,' 'Grey's Anatomy,' 'Project Runway' and 'Top Chef,' along with late-night staples… Read more »
Something to serve for
The cost of a college education may drop for civic-minded students if Bill Richardson becomes president. In his recently published education plan, the New Mexico… Read more »
Going Down
Syracuse University was recently ranked No. 60 in the nation for sex. Sexual health services, that is. In a survey sponsored by Trojan Condom Company,… Read more »
Serving the people
Steve Marchand is not your average politician. A 1996 Syracuse University alumnus in international relations and public relations, Marchand has devoted his still-young political career… Read more »
Baylor forces professor to shut down site
Just before the 2007-2008 academic year began, Baylor University shut down a personal Web site, dedicated to the theory of intelligent design, of distinguished professor… Read more »
