Sharing responsibility
One of the perks for students at many universities is access to a high-speed Internet connection. But for some, with that access comes the temptation… Read more »
Writer archives: Peter de Montmollin
Newhouse in final negotiations with Apple to host podcast classes
Capt. Brian Moore, an associate professor of military science, has an unusual way of dealing with late enrollments in his Syracuse University military science and… Read more »
State charges SU alumnus with murder
Jonathan Edington, a Syracuse University alumnus, was charged with murder, burglary in the first degree and use of a deadly weapon at his arraignment Tuesday… Read more »
Cantor discusses SU, city collaborations at roundtable
Chancellor Nancy Cantor discussed recent collaborations between Syracuse University and the city community in a lecture Thursday morning at The Warehouse in downtown Syracuse.Thursday Morning… Read more »
Speaker discusses American Indian influence on U.S. government
John Mohawk, a prominent Seneca educator and author, discussed the influences American Indians had on the early development of U.S. culture and government Tuesday evening… Read more »
Event to use art to raise sexual violence awareness
Syracuse University students, faculty and staff will decorate T-shirts with imagery related to their sexual violence experiences for the Clothesline Project workshop today at the… Read more »
First stage of design competition for Connective Corridor begins
Officials from Syracuse University, the city of Syracuse and New York state announced March 31 the beginning of the first of three stages in the… Read more »
Convention to address mainstream media's racial issues
The Grassroots Media Convention at Syracuse University begins today and will address problems in mainstream media and possible alternatives through panel discussions and lectures, continuing… Read more »
SU helps fund high school course on cyber security
Students at Rome Catholic School are currently enrolled in a pilot cyber security course, funded by the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory in Rome, N.Y.,… Read more »
Students help fund cancer rearch
Syracuse University College of Law students volunteered to have their heads shaven Sunday at Kitty Hoynes Irish Pub and Restaurant to raise money toward cancer… Read more »
Local Muslim leaders use panel to discuss Dhafir arrest
The U.S. government is mistreating Muslim charities in the United States, said speakers discussing last year's court case involving Rafil Dhafir, a local Syracuse doctor.The… Read more »
MayFest participants prepare student works for event
With the deadline to register for MayFest ending today, Syracuse University and State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry students participating… Read more »
Student group debates status of War on Terror
A debate at Syracuse University's College of Law Wednesday revealed two different answers to the question of whether the United States is winning the global… Read more »
Department revamps math major
Syracuse University students will soon have an easier time declaring math majors.Currently, students must take a three-course calculus sequence before they can declare a math… Read more »
College Board: AP exams aid college academic performance
Advanced Placement exam grades predict how well students will perform in college, according to officials with the College Board.Students whose AP scores exempt them from… Read more »
Calm after the storm: Tulane students return home from fall semester spent at SU
Sean O'Shaughnessy walked into his New Orleans apartment to find the first floor completely covered in a coat of green mold.As one of 92 Tulane… Read more »
Panel to look into standardized tests
By Staff WriterStandardized tests may no longer be a thing of the past for college students, even for those without plans for graduate school.A commission… Read more »
Students honor MLK with service
Syracuse University students ventured beyond the Hill last Friday and spent an afternoon with local children at the Southwest Community Center.The students took part in… Read more »
Speaker stresses campus activism
Bokar Ture, son of the civil rights activist Kwane Ture, spoke to a small audience about student activism in Grant Auditorium Tuesday night.Ture's speech was… Read more »
Warehouse opens for architecture, VPA classes
Large, open glass windows have replaced many of the concrete walls of the former Dunk & Bright warehouse in downtown Syracuse. Now pedestrians walking by… Read more »
Final forum tackles landscape, space issues
University and city community members convened on Dec. 1 to discuss landscape and public space elements of the Connective Corridor project.Chancellor Nancy Cantor proposed the… Read more »
SU acts as 'third-party' in future Supreme Court case
On Dec. 6, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear F.A.I.R. v. Rumsfeld , a case disputing law schools' claims that the Solomon Amendment violates their… Read more »
DIPA readies for possible mutation of bird flu virus
Since the recent outbreak of avian influenza virus in Southeast Asia, the Division of International Programs Abroad is preparing a list of precautions for current… Read more »
SU, SUNY-ESF administrators plan to suggest unified policy on academic dishonesty
The Vice Chancellor and Provost Committee on Academic Integrity is planning a proposal to make major changes to how Syracuse University and the State University… Read more »
