JPMorgan Chase opens financial center in Lyman Hall
After more than two years of on-campus collaboration, Syracuse University and JPMorgan Chase are set to open the JPMorgan Chase Technology Center this October. The… Read more »
Writer archives: Steve Doane
Academic Integrity: SU selects permanent director
After three years with an interim director, the Syracuse University Academic Integrity Office now has its first permanent director.Vice Chancellor and Provost Eric Spina announced… Read more »
SA approves funding of computer program for student organizations
The Student Association cabinet voted Monday to allocate funds for new online management software for student organizations. The software is intended to make it easier… Read more »
ESF lumberjacks compete in annual roundup
Teams of lumberjacks and jills showed up this Saturday to show off their skills in the fourth annual East Coast Lumberjack Roundup. In front of… Read more »
Titanic discoverer talks about exploration career
After 40 years of undersea exploration, Robert Ballard said he still has a favorite prank he likes to play on rookie submariners. The world-famous oceanographer… Read more »
20 Watts ineligible for funding : Music magazine misses budget process for thrid straight semester
For the third consecutive semester, campus music magazine 20 Watts will not receive funding from the Student Association Finance Board due to a lack of… Read more »
Fellowship aims to keep gradutes in CNY area
For Carissa Matthews, the prospect of working in Syracuse after graduation was promising.'I was thinking Syracuse would probably be good because I have a lot… Read more »
Chaplains create sustainable Christian house
The idea started six months ago, over lunch. Rev. Jennifer Baskerville-Burrows and Rev. Gail Riina were discussing their ideas for different types of living communities,… Read more »
Cantor lays out budget situation
In her University Senate address Wednesday afternoon, Chancellor Nancy Cantor outlined goals for the 2010 budget and fielded questions from students, faculty and administrators.Before the… Read more »
Despite losses, Investment club adopts new strategies
As unstable markets send shocks through Wall Street, Syracuse University's Investment Club is attempting to use the tumultuous situation as a learning experience. Despite losing… Read more »
Waverly water main bursts
A water main break shut off water service to Watson and Marion halls for nine hours Wednesday.The pipe beneath Waverly Avenue cracked between 9 and… Read more »
CNN brings election multimedia to SU
Crowd size was below normal at CNN's 'Election Express Yourself Tour' Wednesday afternoon.Despite usually receiving crowds of 200 to 1,000 people, the tour only saw… Read more »
CNN to visit SU, encourage participation in upcoming election
With the presidential election only days away, CNN will visit Syracuse University today to promote voter education and its own election coverage. The 'Election Express… Read more »
Remembrance Scholar: Carissa Matthews
For Carissa Matthews, being a Remembrance Scholar means more than just a scholarship. 'Once you're a Remembrance Scholar, you're charged with living out a victim's… Read more »
Remembrance Scholar: Anthony Fatta
Anthony Fatta said he feels it's his job to tell students about the victims of Pan Am Flight 103. '(It is) the Remembrance Scholar's duty… Read more »
Remembrance Scholar: Claire Zillman
Remembrance Scholar Claire Zillman said the far-off nature of terrorism numbed her to its realities. 'It kind of makes us a little jaded,' she said.The… Read more »
Frat hosts world record attempt
Electronic beeps and the sound of rattling games pieces filled the Schine Student Center Wednesday morning as students and organizers huddled over Monopoly game boards… Read more »
