SU department chair, students work to improve solar energy efficiency
A project by a department chair and students in the L.C. Smith College of Engineering and Computer Science may change the way solar energy is… Read more »
Writer archives: Meghin Delaney
Library : Plans to alleviate overcrowding in Bird proceed
When E.S. Bird Library first opened, the top and bottom shelves were vacant of books. Only the middle shelves had books on them, and even… Read more »
Growing DPS force prompts expansion of Communications Center
UPDATED: Sept. 14, 2011, 10:42 p.m. CORRECTION: In this article, Jennifer Horvath was misquoted. Horvath said the department is the third largest in the county.… Read more »
Earthquake hits Virgina, aftershocks felt at SU
The epicenter of the earthquake was in Mineral, Va., according to an article on The Washington Post's website Tuesday. Mineral, Va., is 87 miles southwest… Read more »
Revamped first-year program to focus on disability discussions
For the third time in three years Syracuse University has changed the First-Year Experience, a program designed to engage incoming freshman and transfer students together with… Read more »
Fewer cited for distracted driving after increased enforcement program
In the past year, more than 9,500 citations were issued to Syracuse city drivers who were distracted behind the wheel. After a series of crackdowns… Read more »
Koppel to donate personal collection of videotapes, notebooks to SU's library
Ted Koppel, a Syracuse University alumnus and the original anchor of ABC's 'Nightline,' will be donating a collection of videotapes, photographs and awards to SU's… Read more »
Honors program names disability rights advocate, author as director
Disability rights advocate and author Stephen Kuusisto has been appointed director of the Renée Crown University Honors Program at Syracuse University. Kuusisto will succeed the… Read more »
Man in critical condition after fall from Euclid Avenue balcony
UPDATED: May 17, 2011, 1:02 p.m. A Euclid Avenue man was transported by ambulance to Upstate Medical University Hospital on Sunday night after falling from a… Read more »
Hillel executive director to leave June 30 after 4 years in position
The executive director of Hillel at Syracuse University, Lowell Lustig, will be leaving on June 30 after more than four years in the position. Lustig… Read more »
SU prepares to leave select college group
Syracuse University is planning to leave the Association of American Universities, according to an email sent to faculty and staff by SU Chancellor Nancy Cantor… Read more »
Health Services hires director after nearly 2-year search
After nearly two years without a formal director, Health Services has hired one to begin June 1. Ben Domingo —currently the Health Center director at… Read more »
Library to install digital signs during summer break
E.S. Bird Library will become the latest building on campus to broadcast news and upcoming events through digital signs when the installation process is completed… Read more »
Beyond the Hill : Digging deep: Bucknell professors, students to excavate historic Greece hill
Bucknell University professors and students will embark on a trip this summer — an archaeological dig in Thebes, Greece.Two university professors and six students will participate… Read more »
Three suspects attempt to rob student on Comstock
A male student reported an attempted robbery at 2:11 a.m. on Sunday while walking on the 300 block of Comstock Avenue, according to a Department… Read more »
Student receives $30,000 at business competition
Teams of students competed for the best business idea in the Panasci Business Plan Competition last weekend, with the winning plan, PiezoTouch Inc., raking in… Read more »
Library fine amnesty program collects 1,173 items for food pantry
The shelves were completely stocked for the first time in many years at the Cathedral Emergency Services food pantry in downtown Syracuse after students donated… Read more »
Candidates selected for Health Services director
Syracuse University Health Services just finished the interviewing process for a director and is now moving into the formal decision-making process for the three candidates.… Read more »
Beyond the Hill : Forbidden fragrances: Students react to potential smoking, perfume ban
Jennifer Moore begins her daily routine before class with scented shampoo and conditioner. Her beauty products are all scented. Her perfume is something she wears… Read more »
Sheraton to complete 235 room updates Friday
Despite facing some difficulties in the process, the Sheraton University Hotel and Conference Center is still on track to complete renovations on time. Updates on… Read more »
Moving out: Lack of options, desire for independence causes students to favor off-campus living
Changing spaces: Part 3 of 3 During her four years at Syracuse University, Natthakan Garunrangseewong has lived in an on-campus residence hall, mostly due to… Read more »
Alumni donate $15 million to College of Human Ecology
In honor of a $15 million gift from Syracuse University alumni David and Rhonda Falk, the College of Human Ecology will be renamed the David… Read more »
Human genome researcher J. Craig Venter to deliver 2011 commencement speech
Scientist J. Craig Venter, known for his research of the human genome, will give the 2011 commencement address at Syracuse University, SU officials announced Friday.… Read more »
DPS plans lock checks on South Campus during break
As students prepare for a week of relaxation from Syracuse University, the Department of Public Safety is gearing up to keep crime down during Spring… Read more »
