Sustainable learning: ESF creates new major to focus on efficient energy management
As SUNY-ESF students prepare to register for classes next semester, they have a new major to consider when making their choices. The State University of… Read more »
Writer archives: Tedi Doychinova
At the buzzer: ESF wins Society of American Forester's Quiz Bowl competition
SUNY-ESF beat out 33 other college forestry departments from across the country to win the Society of American Foresters Student Quiz Bowl last week. “It… Read more »
From the ground up: SUNY-ESF creates Office of Energy and Sustainability to expand efforts
SUNY-ESF has restructured the Office of Renewable Energy in order to focus more on sustainability and eliminate any confusion regarding the office’s responsibilities. The office… Read more »
Blossoming garden: Student's capstone project continues to grow under leadership of Green Campus Initiative
Justin Heavey never imagined that his capstone project would become a blossoming garden under the care of the Green Campus Initiative club. “I just proposed… Read more »
Better together: Partnership between SUNY-ESF, New York Natural Heritage program increases work opportunities for students
SUNY-ESF and the New York Natural Heritage Program are teaming up to increase research opportunities for both organizations. The Natural Heritage Program helps agencies and… Read more »
Climbing the ladder: SUNY-ESF rises on best college list, becomes most highly ranked SUNY school
SUNY-ESF rose five spots in the U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges rankings, making it the highest-ranking SUNY school on the list. The State… Read more »
ESF grad student works to bring solar power to Mexican village
Conceived by a global community, SunRazors was created to bring solar power to the Mexican village of Mezquitic. “The lack of electricity is one of… Read more »
ESF establishes no-mow zones on campus to increase sustainability
SUNY-ESF will create no-mow zones on campus in order to help the college increase sustainability and reduce carbon emissions. These no-mow zones consist of designated… Read more »
FDA to review cannabis-based medicinal spray
Twenty five years ago, the Food and Drug Administration approved the first prescription drugs based on the main psychoactive ingredient in marijuana. This year, British… Read more »
Beyond the Hill : Hooking up: Website started at UChicago allows students to find sexual partners
Craigslist personals just got some competition — from eduHookups.A pre-med undergraduate student at the University of Chicago launched the website for the purpose of casual… Read more »
MEISA : Student group to hold professional concert series
Just months away from entering the music industry, senior Caitlyn Davis is still learning. Due to her involvement in the Music and Entertainment Industries Student… Read more »
Backstage pass: New OTN series allows local bands, production team to explore entertainment careers
While working alongside television industry professionals for her 2010 internship in Los Angeles during Winter Break, Crystal Barkley discovered she wanted a career path… Read more »
'Vagina Monologues' brings new view to Valentine's Day
Two years ago, Sammy Lifson was standing on stage performing a piece for the Vagina Monologues. Now she's an executive producer of the series. Vagina… Read more »
SU ranks 54th in Schick clean-shaven study
Just in time for No Shave November, the results from the First Annual Schick Hydro Hairiest Colleges Study ranked Syracuse University the 54th most clean-shaven… Read more »
Literacy activist to present on importance of libraries, reading
‘Anything but Reading' lecture by Dr. Stephen Krashen What: Literacy empowerment lecture Where: Katzer Room 347 Hinds Hall When: 4:30 p.m. September 27 and… Read more »
Must love dogs: For SU students, keeping a canine is labor of affection
For animal-loving students who have resorted to dog-themed computer backgrounds and have called home to 'speak' with their favorite animal, the comfort of having a personal pet… Read more »
