E-mail scam targets SU
More than 300 Syracuse University students, faculty and staff received an e-mail warning that their accounts would be erased in three days unless they replied… Read more »
Writer archives: Sarah DiGiulio
Former governor of Puerto Rico to visit SU : Colón to discuss island's current legal status
Syracuse University students will get the chance to hear a new perspective on Puerto Rico - from the commonwealth's former governor. Rafael Hernández Colón, the… Read more »
Ceremony honors female students and faculty
Sylvia Waters walked across the stage of Goldstein Auditorium to the microphone on Friday afternoon wearing all black. She looked at her notes and donned… Read more »
Complaints persuade SU to expand VPA dean search: Internal choice to lead school until national hunt opens in September 2009
Sky Harris attends a barbecue each semester that her choir director hosts. The entire choir and the director's family are there. 'We know his family,'… Read more »
Dean search to include national candidates
The College of Visual and Performing Arts will conduct an external dean search in 2009, Eric Spina, vice chancellor and provost, decided last week.This news… Read more »
Pounding the dollar
It takes $1.49 to buy one euro and nearly $2 to buy one British pound, as of yesterday. Although this might mean little to students… Read more »
Leading Ladies
For anyone who has been involved in the Student Association for the past two and a half years, Marlene Goldenberg's face is a familiar one.'Once… Read more »
Don't touch that cell phone
It's in the syllabus - no cell phone use in class. But that doesn't mean students don't use their cell phones in class, as one… Read more »
Students may lose financial aid over piracy
Two congressmen in the U.S. House of Representatives recently proposed a law that could strip federal financial aid from students. If colleges and universities do… Read more »
Al Gore inspires student; sparks SU green dorm program
Twice as many Category 4 and 5 hurricanes have struck land in the last five years. The flow of melting ice from the Greenland glaciers… Read more »
'Light the Night' walk raises blood cancer awareness
If you go:What: Light the Night Walk for blood cancer awarenessWhere: Clinton Square downtownWhen: Today, 5 p.m. registration, 6:30 p.m. walk startsBuses run from Schine… Read more »
Mayfest : Students, visitors sample campus creativity in day-long event
A thermal imaging screen served as a backdrop, with glass beakers, magnets, coils and thermometers laying scattered across a lab table on the front stage.As… Read more »
Mayfest : Students, visitors sample campus creativity in day-long event
A thermal imaging screen served as a backdrop, with glass beakers, magnets, coils and thermometers laying scattered across a lab table on the front stage.As… Read more »
Speaker shares Iraqi experiences: Speaker will talk about experience from 2 years in Iraq
After being offered the chance to go to Iraq, a political consultant from California thought about it for a day. Then she decided to go.… Read more »
Relay for Life : All-nighter at the Dome: Students, community raise $115,000 for cancer society
More than 1,500 people filled the Carrier Dome Saturday night - and didn't leave until the following morning.Syracuse University students, staff, faculty and community members… Read more »
Relay for Life : All-nighter at the Dome: Students, community raise $115,000 for cancer society
More than 1,500 people filled the Carrier Dome Saturday night - and didn't leave until the following morning.Syracuse University students, staff, faculty and community members… Read more »
The Hill's eleven : Campus on the rise: Following WWII, Chancellor Tolley expands SU's size, prominence
Think growth. Think expansion. Think Chancellor William Pearson Tolley.'Tolley's vision of the campus was that the university would extend all the way to Genessee Street,'… Read more »
Individuals of faith join together for Spring Break trip
Friday: arrive in Istanbul, Turkey; Saturday: visit the Hagia Sofia and the Suleymaniye Mosque; Sunday: visit the Ahrida Synagogue in Balat and Monday: visit the… Read more »
NYC to allow gender changes on certificates
New York City recently decided to allow its citizens a voluntarily change of gender on their birth certificates.A Dec. 2 article in The New York… Read more »
Student group collects blankets for Syracuse area refugees
Local Syracuse refugees will benefit from the generosity of the Syracuse University community this winter. SU's Maxwell Africa Caucus is sponsoring a blanket drive to… Read more »
SU considers use of Google e-mail program
For Syracuse University students, faculty and staff tired of overflowing MyMail inboxes and limited capabilities, there may soon be hope.The university is in the process… Read more »
Symposium speakers to focus on mimicking nature in design
The Syracuse Center of Excellence in Environmental and Energy Systems will host their sixth annual Syracuse Symposium on Environmental and Energy Systems next Monday and… Read more »
Study finds best trees for local air
'Plant a tree, save a life'-it's been said before.However, a new study conducted by a group of students from the State University of New York… Read more »
Alliance to expand rights of disabled
The Burton Blatt Institute at Syracuse University recently formed an agreement to work with the Center for International Rehabilitation with a mission to create equal… Read more »
