Saudi Arabian prince to visit SU, receive award from Chancellor
Prince Sultan bin Salman, the first Arab astronaut and member of the royal family to enter space, will visit his alma mater on Friday to… Read more »
Writer archives: Jen Bundy
Pat-Osagie pledges to connect campus organizations, Finance board during comptroller campaign
Osarumwense Pat-Osagie has attended Student Association meetings and seen how the budget proposals are reviewed. Most notably, he noticed many campus organizations were getting denied… Read more »
DPS to increase cameras, better protect campus
Syracuse University will continue to add more security cameras throughout campus in order to provide better safety in certain areas. Currently, there are approximately 500… Read more »
Students stray from voting, dislike process
While this presidential election is the first in which many students are finally of voting age, several students are unsure they will cast their ballot.… Read more »
SU holds day of remembrance to honor film student killed in Syria
Bassel Al Shahade was a student of the world. A graduate film student looking to make an influence on the world through his craft. A… Read more »
More than 20 musical artists to perform in 3-hour, 10-minute span
More than 20 artists will perform within three hours and 10 minutes following His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s speech on Tuesday night at the One… Read more »
Journalist speaks on religious extremism
Deborah Scroggins traveled across the world to Pakistan to investigate for her new book, “Wanted Women: Faith, Lies, and the War on Terror: The Lives… Read more »
Fraternity and sorority affairs
Chariot race takes place in Thornden Park as part of Derby Days
A Mario Kart chariot raced through Thornden Park on Saturday afternoon, leaving banana peels in its wake as it became the victor of the first-ever… Read more »
Overcrowded buses on South Campus lead to expansion
Increased enrollment at Syracuse University has been one factor in overcrowding on South Campus buses. Centro bus systems have noticed a significant difference since the… Read more »
Website tracks progress of Dineen Hall
Construction at Dineen Hall — Syracuse University’s new law building — can be monitored via live video feeds on the Dineen Hall Development website. The… Read more »
The Warehouse reinstates 24-hour policy
Syracuse University’s College of Visual and Performing Arts recently reinstalled 24-hour use of The Warehouse’s facilities. The Warehouse, located in downtown Syracuse, contains classroom and… Read more »
New iPhone app helps students track bus locations, view schedule
Syracuse University’s School of Information Studies recently developed an app for iPhones that allows users to see the locations of buses along the Connective Corridor… Read more »
DPS prepares for upcoming semester
This summer, the Department of Public Safety at Syracuse University added new officers and updated the camera system. Summer activity also included heavy maintenance on… Read more »
Center of Excellence to install laboratories
Both the economy and the environment will benefit from a recent $3 million grant for a new project at the Syracuse Center of Excellence. Central… Read more »
SU English professor Yaffe receives Roger Shattuck Prize in criticism
David Yaffe has always been able to best express himself through words. The assistant professor of English at Syracuse University will be awarded the 2012… Read more »
Former NBA player, senator speaks on American policy
People filled every seat in Maxwell Auditorium on Tuesday night, overflowing into the aisles. All were waiting for the arrival of Bill Bradley, the inaugural… Read more »
Former NBA star to speak on citizenship
Syracuse University will welcome Bill Bradley, former New Jersey senator and NBA Hall of Famer, to speak on the major political crossroads many Americans face… Read more »
1996 SU alum shares career advice, life lessons
Boldness is a not word Brian Tarrant is afraid of. Throughout his lecture at the Carmelo K. Anthony Basketball Center on Wednesday evening, he emphasized… Read more »
Class Acts: Reinstated fraternity shapes image with fashionable philanthropy event
Once the stage lights dimmed, house music blared from the speakers and the room grew quiet. Suddenly, a figure appeared. The crowd erupted with whistles… Read more »
Tarrant to speak on challenges of being a student-athlete
Syracuse University will welcome back Brian Tarrant to speak about the challenges of being a student-athlete as part of the 2011-12 Alumni Speaker Series. Tarrant,… Read more »
2012 Tully Award for Free Speech postponed due to VISA issues
The 2012 Tully Award for Free Speech was postponed due to an intractable visa problem for recipient Lamees Dhaif in Dubai, said Roy Gutterman, director… Read more »
Free speech advocate, conservationist to discuss environmentalism
The last of the 2011-12 University Lectures will conclude Thursday with free speech advocate, conservationist and author Terry Tempest Williams. Williams has been hailed 'a… Read more »
Fabolous to rap at benefit concert for Somalian famine
Thirty percent of children in Somalia and neighboring countries are acutely malnourished, and 20 percent of the population is without food entirely. When the Syracuse… Read more »
Exchange program between SU, Anadolu University to be developed
Syracuse University will welcome international students next year through a new student exchange program. Representatives from Anadolu University, a multi-campus school in Turkey, visited SU… Read more »
