Water line breaks in front of Bird Library
An underground chilled water line beneath University Place broke Monday morning, affecting air conditioning to Bird Library and detouring Centro city bus routes traveling through… Read more »
Writer archives: Shayna Meliker
Graduate students top list of violators
It's typically during first-year classes Syracuse University students receive warnings, instructions and guidelines about academic integrity. But a new report shows graduate students commit more… Read more »
Man found in car masturbating
A Syracuse University student encountered a man masturbating in his dark blue sedan in the 700 block of Ostrom Avenue Monday evening. The man asked… Read more »
Almost famous
Photos: Rachel FusUnfortunately for the cast of First Year Players' (FYP) production of 'FAME,' Goldstein Auditorium shuts down at midnight. FYP's dress rehearsal Monday night… Read more »
Q&A with cast of SU Stage's 'Bomb-itty of Errors'
Griffin Matthews (Dromio of Ephesus)Originally from: PittsburghWhat is your favorite aspect of working on the show?The show is great, and I would say it's probably… Read more »
Cultural crawl offers discounts, activities for students downtown
Restaurants, shops and cultural venues along the Connective Corridor are now accepting passports.The passports will allow Syracuse University students and area residents to participate in… Read more »
Tracking the government: SU-based center compiles and distributes federal information as a resource for public
One of the most vigilant watchdogs on the U.S. government is housed at Syracuse University.The Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC) gathers spending, staffing and activities… Read more »
Madcap 'Servant' delights with outrageous action
The day begins in a quaint Italian town with cobblestone streets and a welcoming inn, complemented by forest green shutters and flowing tapestries. This ambiance… Read more »
VPA : Associate dean to lead school: Ann Clarke to server as dean through external search
Ann Clarke, associate dean of the College of Visual and Performing Arts, was promoted to the dean position Friday by Vice Chancellor and Provost Eric… Read more »
Candidates lay out goals for college at open forum
Each of the candidates in the internal search for the dean of the College of Visual and Performing Arts stressed an 'open door' policy, one… Read more »
Bill Nye to speak in March
As if Third Eye Blind, Bill Bellamy and Jack Hanna weren't enough, another nostalgic figure from 90s childhood will speak at Syracuse University. Bill Nye… Read more »
Desert tales
Tiny revolving spotlights flash across the stage, a loud wind tears through the theater and robed actors tumble in from behind the blood red stage… Read more »
Gearing Up
Sonya Hirsch recalled the first time her father let go of the bike as she rode without training wheels at a high school track near… Read more »
'Doubt' brings suspense, new faces to Stage
If you go:What: 'Doubt'Where: Syracuse StageWhen: Feb. 15 - March 2How much?: $9 for studentsThere's no doubt audience members of Syracuse Stage's production of 'Doubt'… Read more »
Going Digital
Music by Syracuse University artists is now just as easy to download as songs by Beyoncé, the Rolling Stones and John Mayer. SU's two student-run… Read more »
Otto juices competition in national mascot contest, travels to Florida with cheer squad
Syracuse University made the top 10 in a national competition-for it's mascot Otto the Orange.Otto placed sixth in the 2008 College Cheerleading & Dance Team… Read more »
ESF : Used veggie oil powers campus cars
Kevin Shoemaker wants to save the snakes. The State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry conservation biology doctoral student says immediate… Read more »
There will be blood
IF YOU GO:What: 'The Lieutenant of Inishmore'Where: Syracuse StageWhen: Jan. 16-Feb. 3How Much: $9 with student ID, $15 and up without'The Lieutenant of Inishmore' might… Read more »
Clip of the Week
'Charlie bit my finger - again!'Youtube.comNot much is funnier than British toddler's cries of pain. Even the toddler himself finds the scenario funny.Don't worry, little… Read more »
New ground for master's program
Starting fall 2008, State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry will offer two new master's programs in environmental studies. ESF started… Read more »
First year 'fame'
Auditioning for First Year Players' production of 'Fame' is more like trying out for a family than a musical cast. This tight-knit theater organization will… Read more »
Crawling for cancer: Cultural charity event planned for April
While the end of spring usually brings about senior bar crawls on Marshall Street, Syracuse University, along with the State University of New York Upstate… Read more »
Kelly ends his tenure, 51st session
The final Student Association meeting of the 51st session included President Ryan Kelly's farewell address - part of the traditional 'Senior Members' Goodbyes' where the… Read more »
Professor develops file-sharing network software
File sharing, without the use of the Internet, will be made possible with Lee McKnight's Innovaticus, a new software program that allows information to be… Read more »
