Assembly opens year by discussing bomber's release
Student Association unveiled plans Monday to develop an official student response to the release of Abdul Baset al-Megrahi, the only man convicted in the 1988… Read more »
Monthly Archives: August 2009
Students launch bus company
Zach Jacobs, a junior architecture major, and Tom Briccetti, a junior art video major, got the idea to start a coach bus transportation line for… Read more »
Class action: Graduate of Monroe College in New York sues alma mater for failing to help her get a job
Trina Thompson doesn't have a job. She blames her college. So the 2009 graduate of Monroe College sued her alma mater and their career services… Read more »
With 1 chance left, SU seniors eyeing 1st postseason berth
Pete Hill realizes this is his last chance.Hill and the rest of the Syracuse senior class enter the 2009 men's soccer season with a now-or-never… Read more »
Morton, MacTavish thriving as SU captains
It was the final game of the Big Orange Tournament and the Syracuse volleyball team was trailing Sacramento State, two sets to one. The Orange… Read more »
Juice Jam provides campus with different musical experience
This year's Juice Jam, featuring Girl Talk, Jack's Mannequin and The Cool Kids, provides the annual outdoor concert with a musically diverse lineup that is… Read more »
SWAB: Obama overlearning lessons of Clinton
As the summer begins to cool down, the heath care debate in Washington has heated up. The liberal wing of Congress continued to press hard… Read more »
Boise State rematch leaves Oregon looking for revenge
A young Boise State team marched into Autzen Stadium last year and shocked then-No. 17 Oregon, 37-32, crushing more than just Oregon's BCS bowl hopes.Already… Read more »
Catching up: Mike Williams is back, but he can only do so much. Is there another receiver ready to step up?
Someone, anyone not named Mike Williams, needed to step up. Each dog day of preseason camp passed without a wide receiver ascending into the starting… Read more »
Now hiring: The Pulp Staff lists SU best jobs
IF YOU GO:What: Student job fairWhen: Sept. 4, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.Where: Schine Student Center, Rooms 304A, B and C**Bring ID such as a passport or… Read more »
Q & A with SU alum Mike Weber, writer of '(500) Days of Summer'
Michael Weber, a Syracuse University graduate, and Scott Neustadter have become a dynamic duo in the world of screenwriting. Together, they made Variety's list of… Read more »
'(500) Days of Summer' never made lover hurt so good
As the narrator forewarns, '(500) Days of Summer' is not a love story. But it's certainly in the same family tree as some of the… Read more »
Search Wars: Google and Bing battle for most intelligent search engine
People ask for 'Kleenex' instead of tissues, 'Band-Aids' instead of bandages and now we tend to refer to all online searches as 'Googling.' A company… Read more »
SU falls in national rankings
Syracuse University fell down the U.S. News & World Report's list of 'America's Best Colleges' for the second consecutive year. Controversy continues to swirl around… Read more »
Service programs grow in popularity
There's a new generation of young adults asking what they can do for their country, but the recession could be what's fueling this interest in… Read more »
New GI Bill extends tuition coverage to veterans
Anthony Finochio has provided base security for 5,000 Iraqi dissidents as a military police officer in Hungary. He has traveled to South Korea and has… Read more »
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 »
Sustainable living spreads to campus
Syracuse University will be moving toward the middle of the color spectrum this year, following the national trend of increasing campus sustainability. Ever since Chancellor… Read more »
Jamieson nets winning goal, propes SU to title victory in OT
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. - Cody Jamieson had just scored the game-winning goal in overtime of the NCAA championship, but he didn't celebrate at that moment. He… Read more »
2 FOR THE AGES: Stunning late-game comeback propels Orange to 2nd straight national championship victory
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. - Kenny Nims struggled to sift through a sea of television cameras, teammates and abandoned equipment. His face, a smeared canvas of blood… Read more »
