SU wait list shortened by 21 percent
Faithlynn Morris was home in Bridgeport, Conn., when she received a letter from Syracuse University in early April 2009. It was a letter she had… Read more »
Writer archives: Susan Kim
SU Showcase: Students present on sustainable themes
Life-size dragon and bird puppets performed in the middle of the Quad on Monday. The dragon represented the students' dreams, while the bird represented "the… Read more »
SU Showcase: Organizers expect high attendance
Organizers of this year's SU Showcase said they are expecting a decent turnout of students and academically stimulating student presentations at Monday's event, despite controversy… Read more »
Nader criticizes state of American democracy
Updated April 19, 2010 The theory of democracy is out of line with the way the United States practices democracy, said Laura Nader, a professor… Read more »
Nobel Prize-winning poet reads original work, shares inspiration
A poem is a breath of spirit and a surge of life, said Seamus Heaney, a Nobel Prize-winning poet, during his lecture at Hendricks Chapel… Read more »
Nobel Prize-winning poet to discuss his writing, life
IF YOU GO What: "Selected Poems and Preoccupations" Where: Hendricks Chapel When: Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. How much: Free Seamus Heaney, winner of the Nobel Prize in… Read more »
Students, alumni raise $153,000 for cancer research
Ten years ago, David Aitken lost his mother to lung cancer before his children had a chance to meet her. In memory of their late… Read more »
Panel provides advice on relationship abuse
A panel hosted by the Syracuse University R.A.P.E. Center discussed how to recognize and confront unhealthy relationships Wednesday. Comprised of six panelists and titled "Recognizing… Read more »
Gay spoken word artist speaks on experiences dealing with media
The gay community is not properly represented in the media, said Emanuel Xavier, an openly gay Latino poet and spoken word artist, in Joyce Hergenhan… Read more »
SU Showcase: Students required to submit requests for participation, 40 presentation spots available
Students wishing to present their work during SU Showcase will have to apply for a fellows program by Wednesday or be nominated by a professor.… Read more »
Recruitment rises outside Northeast
The focus for recruiting high school students to Syracuse University is shifting away from the northeast, as studies predict there will be a decline in… Read more »
In a bind
State of the library: Part 1 of 3Melissa Welshans glared at the group of boys horsing around at the table in front of her. Welshans… Read more »
Scholar talks Holocaust denial origins
Holocaust denial does not make sense, said Michael Berenbaum, a leading scholar of Holocaust studies at American Jewish University, when he spoke in Eggers Hall… Read more »
University endowment declines
Correction: The NACUBO-Commonfund Study of Endowments found that Syracuse University brought in $658,248,000 in endowment funds in 2009, as opposed to $984,779,000 in 2008. The… Read more »
Forum addresses quality of Bird's study resources
Moving books to an off-site facility, the library's lack of research resources and the library's budget were the main issues addressed at the second 'What… Read more »
Research finds college ranks flawed
The peer assessment portion of the annual U.S. News & World Report college rankings uses imprecise methods, according to new research released in the February… Read more »
City raises parking meter costs, enables credit card use
People using the parking meters on Marshall Street will be expected to pay an additional 50-cent per hour charge on top of the $1.25 fee,… Read more »
