No arrests, issues occur at Juice Jam concert
The most-attended Juice Jam concert ran smoothly, according to security personnel, public safety officers and emergency medical technicians. The festival, which sold out at 9,500… Read more »
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DC march honors MLK Jr. 50-year anniversary
The tens of thousands of marchers celebrating the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech revisited old territory, and marked… Read more »
SA officials present summer accomplishments, initiatives
At their first meeting of the academic year, Student Association officers gave presentations to the assembly on their summer accomplishments and discussed initiatives for this… Read more »
Lucy's Retired Surfer's Bar to become retro sports bar
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, one of the former names of Lucy's Retired Surfer's Bar, as well as the order of the names,… Read more »
Colleagues remember Maxwell professor for service, style of teaching
A professor in the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs has died. Christina Merchant, a professor of practice in public administration and international affairs,… Read more »
Zimmerman verdict underscores Twitter's powerful relevance
Seconds after George Zimmerman was pronounced not guilty of murdering Trayvon Martin, people took to Twitter to spread the news and express their feelings. The… Read more »
Community mourns loss of iSchool alumna
A two-time graduate of Syracuse University’s School of Information Studies has died, triggering messages of grief and condolences from the SU community. Katie Bennett, who… Read more »
SUNY-ESF to expand first residential dorm; construction to begin July 1
Rapid student growth at SUNY-ESF has resulted in expansion to Centennial Hall, the college’s first residential dorm. The construction, which will begin approximately July 1, will… 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 »
Students look to bookstore, other alternatives to resell books
Beginning Thursday, students can sell many of their textbooks back to the Syracuse University Bookstore for up to 50 percent of the books’ original retail… Read more »
White Ribbon Campaign at SU to raise awareness about domestic, sexual violence
Several Syracuse University student organizations will be selling white ribbons, wristbands and pins this month as a part of a community-wide awareness campaign against domestic… Read more »
Number of fall 2013 applications match previous years
Applications are holding steady for Syracuse University’s fall 2013 study abroad programs in comparison to past years. SU Abroad received 755 applications for its fall… Read more »
Study finds millennials to be most stressed demographic in country
If stress levels on campus seem high, it may be a result of more than midterms. The American Psychological Association recently named the millennial generation… Read more »
Cupid's Chase charity run successful despite weather difficulties
In spite of the winter storm that canceled Cupid’s Chase charity runs across New York City and New Jersey, the show went on in Syracuse… Read more »
Future classic: Chamber music performance group Dinosaur Annex brings modern, surreal sound to Setnor Music Hall
The cello pulsed in low, haunting waves while the jumpy piano echoed the high woodwinds. The piano, cello, clarinet and flute sounded in a perpetual… Read more »
Walk the Moon draws energy from audience at Schine Underground
Students sporting bold stripes of face paint and glow-in-the-dark dots around their eyes danced, clapped and sang along to headliner Walk the Moon. “We rattle… Read more »
Veterans Day ceremony highlights university's historical support for veterans
Beneath the American and Syracuse University flags both proudly flying against a stiff breeze, Ray Axelson, who served in the United States Coast Guard, described… Read more »
Toomey Abbott Towers polling station sees wide variety of voters
The diverse group of voters created a sharp contrast to the rather drab voting station at Toomey Abbott Towers, which featured little more than gray… Read more »
First Year Players announce show during flash mob
For about a minute and a half on Wednesday afternoon, Schine Student Center was filled with exuberant characters as the First Year Players staged their… Read more »
