SU has paid 'approximately 20 percent' of Big East exit fee
Syracuse University has already paid a portion of its $7.5 million exit fee to leave the Big East, SU Senior Vice President for Public Affairs… Read more »
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Miss American pie: Syracuse woman takes love of pie baking to blogosphere
When blogger Alisun “Sunny” Hernandez puts on her decorated hoodie, she takes on a new role: a pie delivery fairy. “You never know when the… Read more »
Sergeant Pepper: Department of Public Safety officer spices up campus with homemade foods
Drew Davis was getting a haircut at a Small Road apartment when Department of Public Safety Officer Ryan Zarnowski put a jar of pickles and… Read more »
Veterans Day ceremony highlights university's historical support for veterans
Beneath the American and Syracuse University flags both proudly flying against a stiff breeze, Ray Axelson, who served in the United States Coast Guard, described… Read more »
RAINED OUT: Hurricane-turned Superstorm Sandy forces cancellation of Monday afternoon, Tuesday classes at Syracuse University
UPDATED: Oct. 29, 10:22 p.m. Syracuse University canceled classes for part of Monday and all of Tuesday to protect students from strong winds and heavy… Read more »
Matter of time: Time capsules mark the past, present and future of remembering Pan Am Flight 103 victims
Twenty-two years ago, a wall was built outside the Hall of Languages in remembrance of the Pan Am Flight 103 victims, of which 35 were… Read more »
Scandalous or scary: Halloween costumes teeter between provocative, creative
Halloween is a holiday full of traditions. People tell ghost stories and trick-or-treat around friendly neighborhoods looking for seasonal candy. Costumes of ghouls and goblins… Read more »
Chewing gum produces surprising amount of health benefits
Chewing gum with your mouth open should be a social sin. No one wants to see tongues doing spin cycles around half a pack of… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Croatian Coat of Arms
Junior film major Max Zupanovic is no stranger to tattoo parlors. Boasting four large tattoos including a full back piece, Zupanovic is a true tattoo… Read more »
The great debate: iSchool professor leads students in exploring party politics through social media, interactive campaign strategizing
Candidate Carter Rhodes leaned against the wall of the Life Sciences Complex Auditorium while waiting for the final democratic primary election result. He buried his… Read more »
Next chancellor should bring own vision, but respect initiatives already in place
Hiring a new chancellor often means bringing in a new vision. A new chancellor can revamp a university and set a new course for years… Read more »
SA vice president reaffirms plan to work with DPS to let student voices be heard
Recently, many students have noticed an apparent increase in the level of crime on campus. Two events outside Acropolis Pizza and the Carrier Dome in… Read more »
Reinstating Operation Prevent would benefit all
Reinstating Operation Prevent could be a benefit to students, bar owners and local police departments around the Syracuse University bar scene. The program, funded through… Read more »
Cantor can still move university forward during limited time left
Much needs to be done between now and June 2014 to ensure Chancellor Nancy Cantor's departure from Syracuse University occurs with a smooth transition. On… Read more »
"Keeping Catholic in Turbulent Times"
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend to speak Monday on religion, politics
In the heat of election season, Kathleen Kennedy Townsend will speak at Syracuse University on one of the most controversial topics in the nation: religion’s… Read more »
World Mental Health Day affects various SU students
Families aren’t always what they seem. As a babysitter watching from the outside, Lexy Davis saw a happy family. She observed a mother who struggled… Read more »
Food Services recalls products from campus dining hall
Although Syracuse University’s dining halls are not affected by recent peanut butter recalls, Food Services is monitoring them closely. Since June 2009, Food Services has… Read more »
To the highest bidder: From the streets to computer screens, ticket scalping adapts to digital age
The men stride up and down Marshall Street, arms outstretched and tickets fanned in their hands. It’s a rapid route they pace as cars stream… Read more »
U.S. State Department, police forces work together to provide security during Dalai Lama visit
His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s visit to Syracuse University has required complex security as well as cooperation between the U.S. Department of State and campus, local and state police. “Common… Read more »
