Vigil held in front of Hendricks Chapel to commemorate King, Martin
Martin Luther King Jr. dreamed of a nation in which people would be judged by their character rather than the color of their skin. At… Read more »
Writer archives: Nicki Gorny
Lawsuit to challenge SU graduation statistics
The Syracuse University College of Law is among 20 law schools nationwide included in a class action lawsuit challenging schools' post-graduation employment rates. The suit… Read more »
Two hotels to be constructed on same property in Armory Square
Construction on a new Marriott Hotel in downtown Syracuse is slated to begin Thursday. The hotel is part of The Inns at Armory Square, which… Read more »
Follett's closes its doors in Marshall Square Mall after more than 20 years
When Margaret Clevenger was 8 years old, a trip to Follett's Orange Bookstore meant getting pom-poms to cheer on the Syracuse University basketball team or… Read more »
Protestors respond to Rove's visit
Protestors lined the pathways between the Schine Student Center and the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications on Wednesday in response to Karl Rove's visit… Read more »
DOT campaign encourages sustainability at men's basketball game
More than 400 people promised to take part in one small, sustainable act through the DOT campaign at the men's basketball game against Connecticut on… Read more »
Sorority and fraternity affairs : Sororities offer bids to spring recruits
Enthusiastic cheers and chants rang out across the Syracuse University campus Sunday as sororities revealed their bids to hundreds of female students participating in spring… Read more »
SU ranking drops on Peace Corps Top Colleges listing
This year, Syracuse University dropped in ranking on the Peace Corps Top Colleges list in producing volunteers for the agency. The university, which was ranked… Read more »
Study says students spend less per year on textbooks
Students are spending less annually on textbooks, according to a Jan. 13 Student Watch study conducted by OnCampus Research. Ashley Winslow, a junior public health… Read more »
Hotel Skyler achieves LEED certification
Hotel Skyler in Syracuse recently became one of only three LEED Platinum certified hotels in the United States. 'To have something of this nature in… Read more »
Census report shows high number of young adults moving back in with parents
An increasing number of young adults are moving back in with their parents to save money in the tough economy. 'Saving money and living with… Read more »
Bridge building competition helps reveal gender gap in STEM fields
Engineering students helped destroy more than 200 bridges Saturday morning to teach local students engineering fundamentals. A cheer of 'Three, two, one — Bust that… Read more »
Panelists value female voices in online media
Honest, passionate feminine voices can find outlets in online magazines, according to a panel of female staff members for three online magazines. 'When you care… Read more »
Religious Society of Friends struggles to gain following on campus
Since its re-establishment in Hendricks Chapel last spring, the Quaker presence at Syracuse University has attracted minimal student interest. 'We've had a hard time getting… Read more »
Religious Society of Friends struggles to gain following on campus
Since its re-establishment in Hendricks Chapel last spring, the Quaker presence at Syracuse University has attracted minimal student interest. 'We've had a hard time getting… Read more »
Students aid in Turkish relief efforts
Turkey's call for aid in the aftermath of the country's earthquake early last week fell on receptive ears in Syracuse. 'After the Turkish government asked… Read more »
