Dance company to perform for freshman program
Chinese dance company Shen Wei Dance Arts will perform for all Syracuse University freshmen Sept. 24 and 25 as part of the recently created Shared… Read more »
Writer archives: Rebecca Kheel
Guster guitarist leads sustainability talk
Country music star Willie Nelson has an odd Thanksgiving tradition. Instead of gorging himself on turkey, mashed potatoes and pumpkin pie, he makes biodiesel. Nelson,… Read more »
Q & A with Guster's lead guitarist Adam Gardner
Adam Gardner was at the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry campus Sunday as part of the fourth annual Campus… Read more »
Commencement attendance expected to rise
Syracuse University is anticipating a record crowd for this year's commencement because of a larger graduating class and the address delivered by Vice President Joe… Read more »
Nonprofits cope with low funds, high demand
The United Way has seen several of its large donors turn into clients now in need of the group's charitable services.The umbrella nonprofit that serves… Read more »
Asian Studies proposal to be evaluated
After 12 years of students pushing for an Asian and Asian American Studies Program at Syracuse University, the committee behind the minor has its official… Read more »
Graduate students, faculty publish academic integrity book
One school year after graduate students represented the largest group of academic integrity violators, the Syracuse University Graduate School published a book through its Graduate… Read more »
47 percent of student groups ineligible for funding
One hundred and fifty nine of Syracuse University's 334 recognized student organizations cannot request funding from the Student Association this year because they did not… Read more »
Bill could provide grant money for campus safety
A new bill awaiting vote in the U.S. Senate would create a center within the Justice Department devoted to safety on college campuses, according to… Read more »
Birthright makes national cuts to free Israel trip
Despite a national cutback in the amount of people allowed to go on the free Taglit-Birthright Israel trip, Syracuse University students will not be affected… Read more »
Campaign funds more than 400 SU scholarships
Natalie Fowler was broke.She had used her savings to pay her father's mounting medical bills, a result of his cancer, and had nothing left to… Read more »
SU attempting to raise $2 million with emergency campaign
Lorna Rose pays to attend Syracuse University on her own.She doesn't know her mother, and her father was left mentally disabled after a drug overdose… Read more »
Students join national movement to protest use of coal by corporations
As part of a national day of action against the use of coal and coal financing, Sierra Fox organized a protest Friday at a local… Read more »
SU research team makes leukemia breakthrough
Fatigue, abnormal bleeding, excessive bruising. Thousands of leukemia victims suffer these symptoms every day. But with a breakthrough by Michael Cosgrove, assistant professor of biology… Read more »
Fellowship opportunity now available
Graduating seniors have the opportunity to work for a Syracuse-based company by applying for the newly offered Engagement Fellowships. The fellowships will be accompanied by… Read more »
University expands on 'green' goals
Chancellor Nancy Cantor's announced Thursday that Syracuse University will participate in the Flexible Work and Sustainability Initiative. The plan includes flexible work schedules for employees,… Read more »
Chaplains lead war memorial service for fallen soldiers
A small group of Syracuse University students and chaplains gathered in a semicircle on a rainy afternoon. In front of them stood hundreds of wooden… Read more »
Art display honors Iraq casualties
They stand one foot apart, filling the grass median. Visible from campus and the surrounding streets, each of the dowel rods stuck in the ground… Read more »
MySlice upgrades to improve class enrollment process
MySlice began a routine upgrade Thursday night, leaving a number of features inaccessible to students and faculty. The upgrade process will continue throughout the weekend… Read more »
Life Sciences Complex open for fall semester
Syracuse University's first new science facility since the 1960s opened its doors Aug. 25. It took two years and $107 million to construct. 'The Life… Read more »
