Bilingual library to lend books to public in fall
One year after it opened, La Casita Cultural Center’s bilingual library has stayed true to its mission of encouraging Westside youth to stay connected with… Read more »
Writer archives: Anna Merod
End of semester celebrations on Euclid Avenue feature Slip 'n' Slide, inflatable pool
UPDATED: April 27, 11 p.m. As empty red solo cups rolled down Euclid Avenue, Kyle McQuay reclined in a small blue inflatable pool outside of 423… Read more »
CNN anchor Anderson Cooper discusses early experiences in journalism, diversity in media
CNN anchor Anderson Cooper’s first time on the job as a war correspondent almost didn’t happen, so he had to get crafty – he created… Read more »
Bakery to open on South Crouse Avenue, to sell baked goods from other local bakeries
Students will soon be able to enjoy a freshly made, locally produced cupcake in walking distance of campus. Between Faegan’s Café and Pub and Dunkin’… Read more »
Groups raise awareness of child abuse by selling pinwheels, wristbands
Hundreds of pinwheels were spinning in the wind this week on the grassy area between the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications and the Schine… Read more »
Miner, others encourage leadership during "Elect Her"
In order for Syracuse women to win, they have to understand what they’re up against and how to overcome setbacks that can sometimes seem insurmountable.… Read more »
Presentation emphasizes importance of feminist leadership
The Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs held an open dialogue presentation inspiring students to understand the challenges within the recent wave of the… Read more »
State officials consider reallocating legal defense funds in upcoming budget
New York state faces further questions of constitutionality as officials have proposed to continue reallocating money from the fund designated to provide legal defense for… Read more »
Inconvenient truth: Government whistleblowers to visit SU as part of nationwide tour to discuss value of diligence
When Jon Oberg was a researcher for the U.S. Department of Education, he noticed that student loan lending companies were illegally collecting millions of taxpayer… Read more »
Grant to aid female veterans in pursuing entrepreneurial ideas
Female veterans in the Women Veterans Igniting the Spirit of Entrepreneurship program will be able to pursue more entrepreneurial ideas, thanks to a new grant.… Read more »
College of Law student speaks on gender identity laws in Argentina
Argentina is known as a very religious country, but that didn’t stop Iñanki Regueiro De Giacomi from fighting for a gender identity law. Regueiro, a… Read more »
Dean search to begin after Syverud meetings
The dean search within the College of Arts and Sciences at Syracuse University will begin soon after Chancellor Kent Syverud completes meetings with both faculty… Read more »
Ad CEO discusses use of data
Wunderman is the largest digital marketing network in the world, and its CEO and chairman, Daniel Morel, views data as a key to success in… Read more »
Professor to research rare defect
A chemistry professor could help control a debilitating birth defect thanks to funding from a non-profit organization. James Hougland, an assistant professor of chemistry at… Read more »
Story to tell: SU alumnus writes memoir on experience as gay serviceman
As a soldier in Iraq, Rob Smith was thought of as just an American. This experience differs starkly from the United States, where Smith says… Read more »
Administration, faculty consider criteria for Dean
Though the search for a new dean of the College of Arts and Sciences hasn’t officially started, Chancellor Kent Syverud and Vice Chancellor and Provost… Read more »
Gillibrand discusses plans for improving workplace, strengthening middle class
For U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, the status of women in the workplace must be improved if the U.S. hopes to strengthen economic stability in the… Read more »
Group advocates for UN disability rights treaty
Student organizations at Syracuse University are fighting for the rights of people with disabilities by encouraging the campus to support U.S. Senate ratification of a… Read more »
STOP Bias begins ‘Who are You?’ postcard campaign
To display the ways students identify themselves, STOP Bias is asking students to fill out anonymous postcards answering the question, “Who are you?” STOP Bias… Read more »
SU to honor Native American heritage, culture in November
Syracuse University will celebrate Native Heritage Month throughout November with “wampum and peace” as its key theme. “The wampum is significant because it was an… Read more »
BE Wise wins $60,000 for campaign
Syracuse University’s alcohol poisoning awareness campaign has won $60,000 after placing first in a national challenge, beating 29 other college programs in the process. The… Read more »
Jewish education minor to connect community
The School of Education is now offering a new minor in Jewish education, which is available for all Syracuse University students. For the past 40… Read more »
Gallup poll shows public approval of marijuana rises
The results are in for the approval of the legalization of marijuana, and it’s much higher. A recent Gallup poll showed that 58 percent of… Read more »
Time columnist discusses meaning of patriotism, community
To Eric Liu, students must reject political bias and reclaim a sense of community in order to become truly patriotic citizens. Liu, a Time columnist… Read more »
