DPS to increase security at graduation events
This year’s commencement ceremony will differ from years past in that it will have involve increased security and appeal to a broader audience. The Department… Read more »
Writer archives: Annie Palmer
Car hits bicyclist at Irving Avenue, Van Buren Street intersection
A 2008 Chevy minivan struck a bicyclist at the intersection of Irving Avenue and Van Buren Street on Monday night, resulting in minor injuries to… Read more »
SU increases lobbying for first quarter of 2013
Syracuse University spent $90,000 on lobbying during the first quarter of 2013 — an increase from the $60,000-$80,000 the university typically spends per quarter. “There… Read more »
Students celebrate end of the school year with bouncy castle, inflatable pool on Euclid Avenue
UPDATED: April 28, 10:21 p.m. Despite being in the middle of a losing game of Kan Jam, Ian Campbell embraced the atmosphere of freedom and celebration… Read more »
New York State Assembly committee approves medical marijuana bill
The New York State Assembly Health Committee has passed a bill authorizing the legalization of medical marijuana. If the bill passes in the assembly and… Read more »
SU expands insurance coverage to cover cost of transition-related services for transgender faculty,staff
Syracuse University has joined a growing list of colleges that cover the cost of transition-related services for transgender faculty and staff members under insurance policies.… Read more »
Beautiful day in the neighborhood: OrangeSeeds group organizes community service event to clean up Syracuse Northside
Beautification of the city of Syracuse is not a small task. It calls for a big event. On Saturday, hundreds of students volunteered on the… Read more »
Whitman, iSchool come together to create concentration
In response to a growing relationship between marketing and technology, the School of Information Studies and the Martin J. Whitman School of Management collaborated to… Read more »
Burton Blatt Institute receives $100,000 donation for verbal communication program
For years, Barbara Tresness struggled to learn how to communicate with her son, Graham Tresness. As a result of cerebral palsy, he communicates nonverbally through… Read more »
Officials share plans for building renovations with students
The $12 million project to renovate Newhouse II is currently underway and is expected to be unveiled by September 2014. These details, as well as… Read more »
Search for dean continues as vice chancellor receives final list of candidates
The search for the new dean of the Martin J. Whitman School of Management is drawing to a close, as the final list of candidates… Read more »
Graduate program receives No. 1 ranking for 2nd year
U.S. News and World Report ranked Syracuse University’s School of Information Studies’ graduate information systems program No. 1 for the second year in a row.… Read more »
A mile in their shoes: Anthropology students gain different perspectives from shadowing campus union workers
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, one of the creators of the project was misstated. Doug McClure, chief bargaining officer for the Service… Read more »
Campus sexual violence act could require colleges to provide victims legal, counseling service
Colleges across America may soon be required to reform how they report sexual assaults that occur on campus. If enacted, the Campus Sexual Violence Elimination… Read more »
Looking East: Student in Renee Crown Honors Program travels to Middle East to study Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Scrolling through her Twitter feed, Amanda Claypool checks for updates from accounts such as the U.S. Department of State, CNN and Al Jazeera on an… Read more »
Law student heads petition to get weekend morning bus to Westcott neighborhood
Aldie Levine is used to relying on public transportation. Not owning a car and living off campus in Syracuse’s Westcott neighborhood means the Westcott shuttle… Read more »
Local children embrace photography through SU organization
The Warehouse Gallery isn’t just a showcase for up-and-coming artists. It’s also a safe haven and place of creative expression for many students in the… Read more »
Dean search narrowed down to three candidates
The search for the new dean of the Martin J. Whitman School of Management is down to three potential candidates. The initial round of interviews… Read more »
Satirical news outlet prepares to launch website
When three friends gave rise to the idea for a satirical news source, it began as an outlet to make fun of S.I. Newhouse School… Read more »
CitrusTV prepares to operate from renovated studios; Z89 settles into new location
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, the time when plans to relocate CitrusTV's studios was misstated. Plans to relocate began in fall 2010… Read more »
Symphony orchestra to return to Syracuse
After more than a year of silence, the former members of the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra have developed a new strategy to revive the organization’s presence… Read more »
Non-profit to hold fundraiser to raise money for Kenyan school
Unlike many of his peers at the University of Pennsylvania, Eddo Kim was not satisfied with using his degree to strive toward achieving a high-paying… Read more »
Students wait to receive absentee ballots, others prepare to cast votes locally
With a deadline to register for an absentee ballot by mail in New York that ended on Oct. 30, many students are now waiting to… Read more »
Officials to investigate string of Bird library thefts
Adam Chen can no longer study at E.S. Bird Library with peace of mind. On Sept. 16, Chen’s backpack, containing his MacBook Pro, iPhone and… Read more »
