Speaker discusses dangers of carbon emissions
Craig Schwitter sees carbon emissions as more than a 'big problem' for the world. Carbon, he said, is a potentially fatal problem that demands large-scale… Read more »
Writer archives: George Clarke
SU alumnus creates online tutoring program for college students
Does That Make Sense, an online service providing customized study guides for college students and developed by a Syracuse University alumnus, went public in September… Read more »
Newhouse welcomes students to university with personalized video message
Contessa Brewer of MSNBC and Foursquare founder Dennis Crowley personally congratulated Jonathan Olens on his acceptance to Syracuse University. Olens, an incoming freshman, is among… Read more »
Campus groups raise $1,528 in 2nd race event
UPDATED: May 3, 2011, 1:45 p.m. Correction: In this article, the event coordinator's name was originally misspelled. It has since been corrected. In addition, Kyle… Read more »
Muslim women share personal stories to end misconceptions
Kamilah Pickett says she has seen every form of stupidity come her way because of her modest dress. 'It's easy to view someone else as… Read more »
Sports reporting organization to start chapter at university
Brenna Wilson's obsession for sports began at age 13. After watching a baseball game, Wilson couldn't get enough. She started following all the Boston sports… Read more »
Greek : Making the rounds: This year's spring recruitment process extends two days, adds chaperones
The Interfraternity Council is further adjusting its recruiting process this semester to make sure prospective recruits have enough time to learn about each of its… Read more »
Housing relocation options remain limited
As students return to campus for the spring semester, those looking to relocate will have to deal with few openings and wait for spaces to… Read more »
Inaugural Korean Peninsula Affairs Center event discusses North Korean, United States split
Sixty years after the Korean War armistice split Korea in half, ways to reunite the divided nation were discussed in a daylong conference at Syracuse… Read more »
Habitat for Humanity breaks ground on next Syracuse home
Students and faculty broke ground Wednesday on the fourth home constructed by the Habitat for Humanity chapter at Syracuse University and the State University of… Read more »
E-books prove to be less popular than traditional printed books
Despite presumptions that digital media are overtaking printed works, a recent survey shows e-books are failing to gain popularity on college campuses. Three in four… Read more »
Architecture school host panel on revitalizing Rust Belt cities
Stagnant economies, empty warehouses and low populations — these and other features of Rust Belt cities like Syracuse will be discussed Wednesday and Thursday by… Read more »
SU uses e-mail to encourage student voting registration
Following a low voter turnout for the primary elections, Syracuse University is exercising a new right to encourage students to register for November's midterm elections.… Read more »
Chancellor to lay out future relationship between SU, Syracuse in Family Weekend speech
Education for the World, in the World: SU as an Anchor Institution Who: Chancellor Cantor and panel Where: Joyce Hergenhan Auditorium in Newhouse III When:… Read more »
Officials warn of campus bat activity dangers
It started as a normal business calculus lecture in Heroy Auditorium — until a certain winged, nocturnal creature showed up for class. 'I noticed students… Read more »
Students push fundraising effort for Pakistan
The flooding that devastated Pakistan over the summer has prompted the founding of a student group focused on disaster relief. Syracuse Cares, a student response… Read more »
Health, behavior series kicks off with lecture about dangers of obesity
Putting on extra pounds as a young adult could lead to extra health problems later and reduce physical and financial well-being, according to a seminar… Read more »
City : The November lineup: Meet some candidates important to Syracuse area
With the dust settled from Tuesday's primaries, the candidates are preparing for the general election in November. New York voters will have to choose between… Read more »
SU requires professors to take online class to become Internet savvy
Starting this semester, Syracuse University professors will be back in class to learn the rules of teaching online courses. IST 700: 'Tools and Techniques for… Read more »
City : Near West Side Story: Green homes to spruce up Syracuse neighborhood
A new home being built on the Near Westside — the result of a School of Architecture competition —will showcase the latest in green living… Read more »
