Stith earns spot in Ph.D. Project Hall of Fame
Melvin Stith left Syracuse on Wednesday for Chicago, where the first Ph.D. Project Hall of Fame ceremony will be held Thursday. Stith, who is in… Read more »
Writer archives: Micki Fahner
Lost in transition: South Sudan faces obstacles after achieving independence in July
Darius Makuja will never forget July 9. It was the day the Republic of South Sudan became an independent country, and the day, as he tells… Read more »
After 63 years, school remains 'a gem' in SUNY system
In 1911, 52 students were enrolled in the New York State College of Forestry. Two faculty members and a dean made up the administration. They… Read more »
On the defensive: Burton Blatt Institute continues to represent people with disabilities
Two members of the Burton Blatt Institute at Syracuse University will stand before a court in Florida on Tuesday morning and defend a woman who… Read more »
Endless possibilities: Hendricks Chapel dean reflects on 1st year on the job
Tiffany Steinwert spends very little time at her desk. 'I've gone far and wide, met many people and have begun to build connections and think… Read more »
Straight shooter: Andersen uses outside experiences to encourage students to think critically
For Kristi Andersen, being an educator wasn't always the plan. 'I didn't grow up thinking I wanted to be a teacher at all,' Andersen said.… Read more »
Messy bedrooms compete in contest for free cleanup from student-created company
Chelsea Barker has had a messy room for as long as she can remember. But she never thought her untidy lifestyle could win her prizes.… Read more »
SU Abroad enrollment increases by 11 percent
SU Abroad has expanded its program offerings to countries outside of Western Europe with enrollment for studying abroad growing by 11 percent this semester. More… Read more »
Yale University philosophy professor advocates cloning during Tuesday speech
Shelly Kagan believes it is not the hard facts of cloning that cause controversy, but the emotions. 'I don't think cloning is a very deep… Read more »
Hundreds unite to pay tribute to beloved professor
Green pen marks appeared on every paper professor Bill Glavin returned to his students. It's a small detail, but it's one of many that make… Read more »
SU receives grant to help small businesses, assist disabled and disadvantaged entrepreneurs
When Della Brown's husband first suggested she open her own taco restaurant, it seemed like nothing more than a dream. Now, nearly three years later,… Read more »
SU establishes recruiting center in Atlanta to bring in more students from South
At least 950 miles away from Syracuse's cold, snowy winters, a new university recruitment office opened in Atlanta, Ga., earlier this month. Recruiters for Syracuse… Read more »
