Alumnus donates $1 million to open computer lab, classroom
The School of Information Studies officially received a $1 million donation Monday for a computer lab and classroom from a former librarian who spent her… Read more »
Writer archives: Matt Powers
Historical treatment of women brought to life
Modern feminism and 400-year-old history met head-on yesterday at the Feminist Scholarship at Syracuse University 2005-06 Speakers' Series.Dympna Callaghan, a professor in the English department,… Read more »
Let it snow: The ups and downs of local skiing
While students often gripe about walking up and down the hills of Syracuse University, some are eagerly awaiting a chance to using the terrain to… Read more »
Humanitarian ignores law to save lives
In a world where countries kill innocents to define their boundaries, Dr. Robert Kouchner saves lives when dealing with 'Borders.'Two hundred people gathered in Hendricks… Read more »
Preconcieved notions of sexuality examined at 'Guess the Hetero' event
Fortunately for Ashley Kessler, her 'gaydar' was working extremely well last night.Kessler, a sophomore wildlife science major at The State University of New York College… Read more »
Columnist Malkin to broach controversial subjects
Republicans at Syracuse University searching for an outlet of conservatism may finally get the opportunity at 8 p.m. in Goldstein Auditorium.Michelle Malkin, conservative columnist, popular… Read more »
Sue Ann Genet Lecture Series founder, benefactor dies
Leon Genet knew people. He knew a lot of people. Working as a real estate developer in Manhattan most of his life, he built a… Read more »
Gore campaign manager to lecture
Al Gore's 2000 presidential campaign manager will come to Syracuse University Sunday.Donna Brazile will be the keynote speaker at the African American Male Congress' eighth… Read more »
Geoffrey Seltzer passes away after fight with tissue cancer
Geoffrey Seltzer was more than a geology professor at Syracuse University. He was a scientist, a husband and a friend to many there, said Dr.… Read more »
Dinner, events honor MLK's achievements
Martin Luther King Jr. left a mark on American culture, one that has lasted almost 40 years after his assassination.Syracuse University will hold its 20th… Read more »
Symposium to address health care issues faced by Bush administration
With 45 million Americans living without health care and the millions of baby boomers starting to retire and receive benefits, many believe that health care… Read more »
Debate focuses on education
Education reform and funding were the basis for a heated - and sometimes personal - debate between two candidates for assemblyman Monday at Syracuse University.Republican… Read more »
Former librarian praised at memorial
More than 150 people gathered at Hendricks Chapel Friday to celebrate the life of Peter Graham, scholar and head librarian at Syracuse University. Graham died… Read more »
Homecoming events throughout week celebrate students, alumni
As Syracuse University parents leave for home, the next wave of adults is making its way to the Hill.Homecoming, the annual event designed for alumni… Read more »
Alumnus slated as new Whitman dean
For the first time in more than 26 years, Melvin Stith will return to the Syracuse University campus - but this time he will be… Read more »
