Vehicle, police cruiser collide on Ostrom Avenue
Two cars collided at the intersection of Ostrom Avenue and University Place on Monday night, leaving a Syracuse police cruiser and a student's vehicle damaged.… Read more »
Monthly Archives: January 2011
Health and Science : A beautiful mind: Study finds good-looking men and women have higher IQs
As if looks weren't enough, beautiful people are smarter than less attractive people, too, according to a study from researchers at the London School of… Read more »
Fraternity and Sorority Affairs : Repeated violations cause chapter to close
UPDATED: Feb. 2, 2011Failure of the Alpha Chi Omega Lambda chapter members to change behaviors after being put on probation last spring led to the… Read more »
Late-night weekend bus service to start Friday
Syracuse University students no longer need to worry about catching the last South Campus bus back at 3 a.m. during the weekend. A new bus… Read more »
Few females receive free HPV vaccine
Students have shown an underwhelming response to Syracuse University Health Services' offer of free vaccines for the cancer-causing, sexually transmitted infection human papillomavirus. So far… Read more »
Battle : Hayford keys remarkable D-III success
Jim Hayford can't get the thought of the one loss out of his head. He never stops regretting resting one of his best players for… Read more »
SU Abroad : Egypt protests force students in Cairo to make plans to leave
The four Syracuse University students studying in Cairo, Egypt, are making arrangements to leave the country for the semester as protests against the Egyptian government… Read more »
Letter to the Editor : Troops continue to risk lives in spite of little morale among top officers
It seems as though the generals have given up on these wars, but our grunts fight on. In this month's The Atlantic magazine, retired Gen.… Read more »
Editorial : Campus must clear snow from approaching storm quickly
A winter storm warning will go into effect for Onondaga County from midnight Tuesday until 5 p.m. Wednesday, with a predicted accumulation of more than… Read more »
Conservative : With regime change looming in Egypt, US must support democratic forces
If it seems as though the uprising in Egypt has confounded American policymakers, it is precisely because there are no easy answers. There is no… Read more »
Letter to the Editor : Existence of some free speech does not excuse SU's egregious acts of control
Your editorial on the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education's ranking of Syracuse University as the worst violator of free speech was deeply flawed. The… Read more »
Student Association : Wegmans bus program to start next month
Student Association announced Monday that its long-awaited Wegmans bus program now has a start date of March 5.This program, which SA's Student Engagement Committee began… Read more »
CEO to present tips on making most of college internships
Known as the self-proclaimed Intern Queen, Lauren Berger held 15 different internships during her four-year college career. Berger will speak at Syracuse University on Tuesday… Read more »
MLAX : SU freshman Lecky likely out for season with wrist injury
Jovan Miller saw promise in Hakeem Lecky.Miller planned on taking the young midfielder under his wing. Talk him through some of the struggles a freshman… Read more »
Hot topic: Chilean students protest local issues, face police forces
This past semester, I took part in the Syracuse University Abroad Chile program and spent six months traveling to Ecuador, Argentina, Uruguay and Chile. I… Read more »
MBB : Walk alone: With improved game, Walker leads resurrection of UConn program
Battered and bruised, Kemba Walker limps into his frigid oasis. Though he visits this place nearly every day, that doesn't make feeling the near-frozen temperatures… Read more »
WBB : Orange looks to snap 9-year losing streak to Notre Dame
The Syracuse women's basketball team clawed all the way back. Down 14 at halftime last season to No. 3 Notre Dame inside the Carrier Dome,… Read more »
MBB : SU slips to No. 17 in polls after 4 consecutive losses
Two weeks. Four losses. Fourteen spots down the polls.In the latest Associated Press rankings released Monday, Syracuse (18-4, 5-4 Big East) dropped to No. 17,… Read more »
Worlds apart: Despite differences in academics, culture, SU students adjust to life abroad
Mary Cappabianca did not buy a single schoolbook when studying at the Universidad de Santiago de Chile during spring 2010. Instead of rushing to the… Read more »
Decibel : Losing battle: Cold War Kids leave behind original sound in second album
Album: 'Mine is Yours'Artist: Cold War KidsSounds Like: A Kings of Leon cover bandSoundwaves: 2.5/5Release Date: Jan. 25, 2011In several ways, Cold War Kids have… Read more »
