Majors, minors introduced for the 2011-12 academic year
New majors and minors approved by the University Senate during the past year will be available for the 2011-12 academic year. Beginning this fall, students… Read more »
Writer archives: Breanne Van Nostrand
Cellphones, wallet taken in off-campus robbery Wednesday morning
Two people were robbed at the intersection of Clarendon Street and Maryland Avenue early Wednesday morning, according to a Department of Public Safety email… Read more »
City extends Carousel Center expansion deadline for the 2nd time
Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner and developers of the Destiny USA project have made negotiations to extend the completion deadline for the Carousel Center expansion. The… Read more »
Job market for graduates continues to grow during past 2 years as economy increases
Syracuse University seniors searching for jobs have a reason to feel a little more optimistic this year. The job market is slowly improving compared to… Read more »
Gender-neutral housing sees 6 fewer pairs in second year
For Isaac Garcia, the housing process for next year didn't go exactly as planned. Garcia, a freshman television, radio and film major, had hoped to… Read more »
OrangeSeeds' annual South Side volunteering event to be held Saturday
On Saturday, student volunteers will work within a four-block radius planting flowers and mulching gardens, painting a mural, and assisting the renovation of local businesses… Read more »
University Lectures : Activist highlights importance of protecting clean water worldwide
The difference was clear to Maude Barlow when a Mexican man presented two full water bottles during a World Water Council forum a few years… Read more »
Activist to speak on water crisis
Clean water activist Maude Barlow will speak Tuesday about the stress of global water resources. It will be the final University Lectures event of the… Read more »
Greek : Family reunion: Lambda Upsilon Lambda fraternity plans to honor 20 years at SU
UPDATED: April 3, 2011, 11:38 p.m.This article originally incorrectly stated Lambda Upsilon Lambda was the first recognized Latino fraternity at Syracuse University. Sigma Iota was… Read more »
College of Law : Application figures defy US decline
With the number of law school applications for fall 2011 dipping to its lowest level in the past decade nationwide, the Syracuse University College of… Read more »
Protestors gather outside author's speech Thursday
More than 20 protestors gathered on the grass in front of Maxwell Hall, holding signs with statements such as 'We are all free' and 'Racism… Read more »
Students organize protest against best-selling author's book
A group of students plan to protest apparent racism in one of political commentator Michelle Malkin's books when the author and blogger speaks on campus… Read more »
Engineer lectures on design, shows photos
As structural engineer Guy Nordenson displayed pictures of the Jubilee Church in Rome, he spoke of its qualities and the construction process that took place… Read more »
More than 30 students enroll in stem cell class
John Russell is looking forward to a spring semester filled with discussions about stem cells. 'I'm hoping that we have students that have strongly-held opinions,'… Read more »
Crews begin construction on DPS communications center
Excavation on the Sims Hall Department of Public Safety Communications Center began over Winter Break, joining a few other campus construction and maintenance projects. The… Read more »
DPS Communications Center construction to begin during Winter Break
Construction of the Sims Hall Department of Public Safety Communications Center is set to begin over Winter Break, along with various other campus construction projects.… Read more »
Engineer discusses how projects provide relief work
When Bernard Amadei saw a little girl in Belize forced to carry water rather than go to school, he used his engineering background to help… Read more »
Latina journalist Torregrosa dispels misconceptions about US immigration
Luisita Lopez Torregrosa shook her head when questioned if the United States would see immigration reform in the next few years, and she said she… Read more »
Panel on Nazi war crimes trial hopes to see greater attendance than similar spring event
Organizers hope a second discussion on Nazi property seizure during World War II will draw more student attention after low turnout last April. The lecture,… Read more »
More than 400 students receive free flu vaccines
For the start of the fall influenza season, Syracuse University Health Services administered at least 400 free flu vaccines to students Friday in Flanagan Gymnasium.… Read more »
DPS encourages bicycle registration with visits to dining halls
Department of Public Safety crime prevention officers visited several dining centers on campus during the past few weeks, registering bicycles for free and distributing information… Read more »
