P&C takes control of Peter's market; improves, expands products offered
The replacement of a local grocery store with a larger chain may offer Syracuse residents and Syracuse University students a new choice when deciding where… Read more »
Writer archives: Liz Petty
Newhouse class creates survey to assist local student retention efforts
For junior psychology and public communications major Rachel Nierenberg, staying in Central New York after graduation is not something she would consider. With her family… Read more »
Resident adviser speaks out against ORL after dismissals
While posters hang on the walls of many residence halls advocating students to apply for positions as resident adviser next year, Brian Stout is advocating… Read more »
Professors seek to increase women's role in math, science among area's high schools
High school girls interested in math and science from Central New York will come to Syracuse University this weekend in honor of one Russian woman's… Read more »
Alumnus to speak on duty in Iraq, Bahrain
Students will have the chance to have a firsthand account of what is happening in Iraq from an SU alumnus and diplomat.George Farag, a 2002… Read more »
Bankrupt Peter's offered buyout from large chain
Students who do their shopping at Peter's Groceries, a favorite among those living on South Campus, may soon see a chain grocery store sign in… Read more »
Cantor to formally take office Nov. 5
Next Friday, Syracuse University will experience a landmark chain of events which will also give students a valid reason not to attend class. In… Read more »
Nader to make stop in Syracuse
While presidential incumbent George W. Bush and Democratic candidate Sen. John Kerry campaign predominantly in the swing states, Ralph Nader can say that his effort… Read more »
AAS launches Pan-African grad program
The department of African American studies is offering a new graduate degree program that will focus on black people living in Brazil, France, Canada, Cuba,… Read more »
Communications leaders congregate in honor of Newhouse's anniversary
The S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications looked back on 40 years of development as it celebrated the accomplishments in its integration into the world… Read more »
Flu shots fall through; students unprotected
The recent nation-wide shortage of flu vaccines is affecting more than just the young and elderly populations. Jason Reese, a pre-med and biochemistry sophomore and… Read more »
County executive explains finances
Hours before the Onondaga County Legislature convened to vote on next year's proposed budget, Syracuse University's Thursday Morning Roundtable got a sense of what kind… Read more »
Parents Weekend promises surge of business for area
As students and families anticipate Parents Weekend, some may have trouble finding a hotel room or a seat at Syracuse's most popular restaurants.The event, which… Read more »
Summit to focus on workplace diversity
Diverse students looking to get ahead in the business world will have an opportunity to meet with several businesses and student organizations Wednesday. The Diversity… Read more »
Writer rails U.S. tax system inequities
Many taxpayers don't realize they invest in Bill Gates every time they pay their taxes.The tax burden is placed on the middle classes to help… Read more »
