Law students visit South Africa during Spring Break
A College of Law professor and a group of Syracuse University students visited South Africa during Spring Break to study the country’s legal system. Deborah… Read more »
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Student group aims to curb Syracuse poverty
After aiding the elderly and homeless during Spring Break in Washington, D.C., Syracuse University students now hope to lend a hand in Syracuse. Students who… Read more »
Peers, staff members recall graduate student's energy, inviting personality
When James Duah-Agyeman met Marinda Williams, she was a school counselor in the Syracuse City School District. Williams knew Duah-Agyeman’s daughter’s mother, a teacher in… Read more »
Graduate student, diversity education specialist dies Thursday
A graduate student in the School of Education passed away Thursday in Syracuse. Marinda Williams, who received a master’s degree in school counseling from Syracuse… Read more »
Ron Paul to speak in Hendricks
Former U.S. Representative and presidential candidate Ron Paul will speak at Syracuse University later this month. Paul will present a lecture titled “Defining Liberty” at… Read more »
Syverud's inauguration to feature student accolades
In honor of Chancellor Kent Syverud’s inauguration, Syracuse University students will have a chance to receive funding to bring their ideas to life. SU is… Read more »
Everson Museum to cut hours
After evaluating the institution’s peak hours, the Everson Museum has decided to cut back how often it’s open. The museum will be closed on Tuesdays… Read more »
Native American Studies program names director
A former visiting faculty member at Syracuse University’s Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs will now take over one of the college’s programs on… Read more »
Actor to speak at SU April 1
Fans of the Fox comedy “New Girl” will have the chance to see one of its leading men up close this spring. Actor Max Greenfield… Read more »
Phases 2, 3 bring added signs, modern design
In its first phase, the Connective Corridor project revamped and revitalized parts of the Syracuse community. By the end of summer 2015, there will be… Read more »
Miner's stadium task force holds first meeting, discusses proposal for sports arena in Kennedy Square
UPDATED: Feb. 26, 1:32 a.m. Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner and her Stadium Task Force discussed a proposal of building a new sports arena in the Kennedy… Read more »
Psychology professor awarded grant to study autism, analyze sensory information
A professor in the College of Arts and Sciences was awarded a grant worth more than $2 million to fund her research project on autism… Read more »
DPS officer struck by lightning still unable to return to work
Nearly six months after he was struck by lightning, Department of Public Safety officer Stanley Prue said he still has a long way to go… Read more »
Founder of public relations department remembered for character, attention to detail
William Ehling, founder of the public relations department at Syracuse University, died Feb. 7 at the age of 93. Ehling, a professor emeritus, taught at… Read more »
Danny Brown to perform in second Bandersnatch concert on April 2
Hip-hop artist Danny Brown will perform in University Union’s second Bandersnatch concert of the semester. The show will take place on April 2 in the… Read more »
SU cancels classes for snowstorm
Correction: In a previous version of this article, the number of times SU has canceled classes for snow was misstated. Classes have been canceled for… Read more »
SU cancels classes in preparation for winter storm, buses continue operation
UPDATED: Feb. 5, 2014, 2:45 p.m. Syracuse University canceled classes for the rest of today due to the winter storm. SU called off classes starting… Read more »
Ask the Experts: What is Ukraine's amnesty bill?
On Jan. 31, Ukraine’s president Viktor Yanukovych signed a bill into law that gives amnesty to detained anti-government protesters. The amnesty takes effect if protesters… Read more »
Warehouse to reopen Wednesday morning after gas line repairs
UPDATED: Jan. 29, 1:15 a.m. The Nancy Cantor Warehouse will reopen Wednesday at 7:30 a.m. as scheduled after National Grid completed repairs to a gas… Read more »
Cantor Warehouse to close until Wednesday for gas line repairs
UDPATED: Jan. 28, 12:57 a.m. The Nancy Cantor Warehouse closed at 8 p.m. Monday for repairs to an exterior gas line. Wendy Ladd, a spokeswoman from… Read more »
I'm Shmacked to visit SU from Jan. 28 to Feb. 2 to document parties
I’m Shmacked, a website and YouTube channel that documents college nightlife and party culture, will be at Syracuse University from Jan. 28 to Feb. 2.… Read more »
Linguistic logistics: Faculty creates immersive Spanish education program
When Simona Doria taught English to Spanish-speaking adults in high school, one person stood out to her. His name was Armando, a short man with… Read more »
CollegeHumor Live event to be held in Goldstein Auditorium Feb. 19
UPDATED: Jan. 21, 1:08 a.m. University Union will host “CollegeHumor Live” on Feb. 19 in Goldstein Auditorium at 8 p.m. CollegeHumor is a website that features… Read more »
Law school enrollment drops for second year in a row
Syracuse University’s College of Law’s first-year enrollment declined for the second year in a row, after reaching an all-time high in 2011. Enrollment peaked in… Read more »
