The handyman: Luis Romo
If one door is closed, knock on another and keep knocking. Liliana Romo spoke these words to her son Luis since he was young. As… Read more »
Writer archives: Kathleen Kim
Lovebirds: Three SU couples reminisce, share touching moments in relationships
Michael Veley, professor and director of the Department of Sport Management + Kate Veley, manager of career center and event planning in the Department of… Read more »
Masters of the sword: Kendo club members learn virtues of martial art form, self-respect
Editor's note: This story is the first in a series appearing occasionally, intended to give readers a glimpse into unique clubs and organizations on campus.… Read more »
Q&A with Mark Nerenhausen, leader of new Janklow Arts Leadership Program
With an enduring passion for the arts, Mark Nerenhausen will lead the new Janklow Arts Leadership Program designed to cultivate future leaders in the arts… Read more »
Native American students display resilience of heritage
The line of dancers snakes around the center of the room, their rhythmic steps quick and light. Bystanders watching from their seats join in and… Read more »
Unburied treasure: SU professor's ceramic murals makes reappearance with opening of subway station
In the underpass of New York City's Cortlandt Street station, local politicians and members of The Metropolitan Transportation Authority gathered in front of a luminous… Read more »
Swapping Stories: Site allows students to share, compare summer experiences
Ecstatic to start his summer internship with WDBJ-7, the local CBS affiliate TV station in his hometown of Roanoke, Va., David Kaplan chatted with professor… Read more »
Adding to the mix: Student recounts time at summer music program
As told to Kathleen Kim This summer, graduate student Kevin Muldoon spent two weeks in 'SubCat is where we all Read more »
Scrimp and save: Three nifty tips for students on a tight budget
The numbers are big: $37,667 is the estimated cost of tuition and fees for this academic year at Syracuse University, according to SU's Office of… Read more »
Come together: New music program nurtures students with disabilities
The crisp, staccato snare drum hits of The Beatles' 'Get Back' fills a dimly lit control room inside SubCat Studios. A steady booming bass line… Read more »
ESF : College commemorates 100th birthday with formal celebration
Lifting his glass of champagne, Cornelius Murphy tipped it toward 450 guests dressed in green and toasted his institution's 100th anniversary.'Please raise your glasses in a toast… Read more »
Vote for proposed bookstore and fitness center's tax-exempt status postponed
Voting on a tax exemption request for the proposed University Avenue bookstore, fitness center and retail space was postponed by the Syracuse Industrial Development Agency… Read more »
Beyond the spotlight: Passion for theater propels stage crew's work in First Year Players' show
Eleven days before the opening night of 'The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee!' the all-student staff of First Year Players trickles into Room 500… Read more »
Tagging along: Die-hard SU basketball fans share tips on tailing the team on the road
If you're a diehard Syracuse University sports fan, you try not to miss a game. You're probably a season ticketholder — maybe you've camped out… Read more »
Panel discussion to explore artists' depictions of American identity
Lebanese-American artist Doris Bittar emigrated from Beirut to New York City when she was 5 years old. Struggling to grasp the English language, she found… Read more »
Students, faculty to perform concert in New York City
Baptiste Arnaud has performed many times in Setnor Auditorium. But Friday, he and his clarinet trio will have their first chance to perform on… Read more »
