Fraternity officially recognized
Two years ago, Delta Lambda Phi, a national, social fraternity for gay, bisexual and progressive men, started as a colony at Syracuse University and was… Read more »
Writer archives: Amy Potenza
Zeta Psi fraternity creates football league with Huntington School kids
More than 30 middle school students rushed a nearby field every Friday this fall to eagerly play flag football with Zeta Psi fraternity brothers. Noah… Read more »
Republicans say close race sends message to Driscoll administration
Crowds began filing into the reception room of the Sheraton Syracuse University Hotel and Conference Center directly after the polls closed at 9 p.m. to… Read more »
Former Theta Chi house to be replaced by new parking garage
Piles of dust and rubble are all that remain of Theta Chi's old fraternity house, where a new parking garage will be built.Excavation has begun… Read more »
University considers new gym
In an effort to avoid those dreaded extra pounds, Syracuse University students flock to the gym, only to find every machine used and reserved late… Read more »
Closed parties slam doors in freshmen faces
With open parties coming to an end and detailed social event registration forms for fraternities to complete, Syracuse University weekends have undergone some changes during… Read more »
IFC restricts open fraternity parties
This past weekend, Syracuse University's campus was alive and jumping at all hours of the night with hundreds of students flocking down Comstock Avenue and… Read more »
Students gain access to legal file sharing
Amidst the tons of legal and illegal digital downloading services, Syracuse University has signed with Ruckus, a digital entertainment service, offering students a safe and… Read more »
Outing Club camps out on Quad
Every weekend, members of the Syracuse University Outing Club take trips to many places throughout the country, but their most current destination is Syracuse University's… Read more »
Speaker calls for ending of secret racism
Tuesday night, a professor of psychology and education from Columbia University introduced the concept of invisible racism in his lecture titled, 'Psychology of Racism: Where… Read more »
Columnist to talk about civil rights
Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications will host a lecture with one of journalism's leading civil rights activists.The Washington Post's Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist… Read more »
Six professors selected for Teacher Recognition Awards
Professors can have profound effects on their students. Their ideas, approach and attitude influence their students' future lives and career.On April 29, Syracuse University will… Read more »
Family, friends remember professor at memorial service
When Syracuse University professor James Alan Schwarz died in September, his neighbors and friends sent a bouquet of balloons tied around a glass of champagne… Read more »
Symposium to discuss racism
Syracuse University is seeking to increase discussion and awareness of many important political and social issues affecting the SU community and society at large. Syracuse… Read more »
Arts and Sciences adds LGBT issues freshman forum
The College of Arts and Sciences is creating a lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender freshman forum that will be available to incoming freshman in 2005.… Read more »
National Geographic editor, alumnus dies of pneumonia
Distinguished alumnus Frederick 'Ted' G. Vosburgh led an impressive life through his time here at Syracuse University, writing for The Associated Press, working as editor… Read more »
National Engineers Week to examine field's opportunities
Engineering students and the entire Syracuse University community will be able to explore the many aspects of engineering all this week.National Engineers Week will come… Read more »
