New class sees increased students from China, Puerto Rico at SU
A record high number of 47 Puerto Rican students and 62 Chinese students make up a part of the 2009 freshman class at Syracuse University,… Read more »
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SU hosts county exec debate
Two of the three candidates running for Onondaga County executive stopped by Syracuse University Thursday night to introduce themselves to the student community. Democrat Bill… Read more »
Beyond the Hill : Hate crime shocks U of Maryland
Students at the University of Maryland held a speak-out Tuesday against a noose that was found hanging in front of an on-campus minority cultural center.The… Read more »
SU: Readers only available at official bookstore
Professors were ordered to direct all course readers to the Syracuse University Bookstore, a decision from Printing Services that is bound to take business away… Read more »
Midwest community college requires online courses to graduate
From newspapers to shopping, it seems everything is moving online. And this upcoming fall, students at Northwest State Community College in Archbold, Ohio, will be… Read more »
University Senate : Discussion on harassment policy carries monthly meeting
University Senate discussed proposals to remedy problems in eight of its 17 committees in its monthly meeting Wednesday. The meeting's focus was a report on… Read more »
Vice chancellor appoints university's first administration position for entrepreneurship
Bruce Kingma, professor and associate dean in the School of Information Studies, was recently given the additional job as Syracuse University's first associate provost for… Read more »
The Hill's eleven : Men of the Mount: SU's early chancellors develop campus, face debt, overcome Great Depression
Syracuse University's campus was less than half of its current size until 1894, when James Roscoe Day became the fourth chancellor in the history of… Read more »
Jimmy John's closes: students don't receive final paychecks
Jimmy John's, the restaurant that had gained popularity among Syracuse University students for its 'world famous' sandwiches, closed down before winter break, leaving at least… Read more »
Recently formed student chapter of AIDS relief group to host benefit
The new Syracuse University chapter of the national organization Keep a Child Alive plans to spread awareness about AIDS Saturday night through the 'Red-Rager: Get… Read more »
SU orders more flu vaccine after running out
The flu shot, a common remedy doctors recommend to prevent illness during the winter months, is usually offered by the Syracuse University Health Services. However,… Read more »
SU honors victims of Pan Am 103 in memoriam
The 35 students who died in the terrorist bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 in Lockerbie, Scotland in 1988 were commemorated on Friday in a… Read more »
Fraternity relocates to Walnut Avenue
The Kappa Delta Rho fraternity has moved its house off campus, giving Alpha Epsilon Pi the opportunity to relocate onto Main Campus.Formerly located at 701… Read more »
Employers to learn process of hiring international students
The New York State Center for Advanced Technology in Computer Applications and Software Engineering, which promotes research and technological development in New York state, is… Read more »
Donation to fund center for free speech
A year after her death, the generosity of Joan A. Tully, a 1969 Syracuse University graduate, will help fund the Tully Center for Free Speech… Read more »
