New religion professor offers fresh perspective
He may still be a professor, but John Caputo looks at his new position at Syracuse University as a second career.After 36 years at Villanova… Read more »
Writer archives: Terence Johnson
Student Involvement Fair moved to Schine due to rain
Thousands of new and returning students will make their way through Schine Student Center today, deciding whether greek life, fencing or involvement in the Audit… Read more »
Joint effort returns voting site to Schine
After a dismal turnout during last year's elections in Thornden Park, the polls are returning to the Schine Student Center for the upcoming presidential election.As… Read more »
Students robbed in two incidents near campus
After a pair of robberies occurred over the past two days, students are reminded that although the Syracuse University neighborhood is one of the safest… Read more »
Scholarship programs seek to lure minority students to journalism
Despite slight increases in the number of minority journalists working nationwide, newsrooms continue to struggle at offering staffs representative of the communities they cover.To increase… Read more »
State senators urge Midland review
The ongoing controversy over the proposed Midland sewage treatment plant has attracted the attention of both of New York's U.S. senators, who have requested formally… Read more »
Opening weeks riskiest at college
The opening weeks of college mark an important transition, but they can easily be marred by college dangers that are unfamiliar to freshman students.The first… Read more »
Underage drinking raids planned
Fake IDs are a riskier bet than they used to be.Before Operation Prevent, the biggest worry was that a bouncer would confiscate the fake and… Read more »
City water advisory lifted after 3 days
After four days of uncertainty over the city's water supply, the Onondaga Health Department lifted the advisory against tap water yesterday at 6 p.m.By purging… Read more »
Opening week a flurry of activity
Almost 3,000 freshmen and transfer students joined the Syracuse University community last week, starting the year off with a flurry of programming and activities designed… Read more »
Konrad's closed amid chaos
Operation Prevent took its first casualty in its war on underage drinking April 28, when the New York State Liquor Authority closed Konrad's Sports Bar… Read more »
Buzz bids farewell, Rashad mothers class of 2004
Syracuse University seniors made their way to the Carrier Dome this morning under a light rain and left as graduates, completing their four-year journey.Around 5,000… Read more »
Buzz bids farewell, Rashad mothers class of 2004
Syracuse University seniors made their way to the Carrier Dome this morning under a light rain and left as graduates, completing their four-year journey. Around… Read more »
Konrad's closed amid chaos
Operation Prevent took its first casualty in its war on underage drinking April 28, when the New York State Liquor Authority closed Konrad's Sports Bar… Read more »
Buzz bids farewell, Rashad mothers class of 2004
Syracuse University seniors made their way to the Carrier Dome this morning under a light rain and left as graduates, completing their four-year journey. Around… Read more »
Buzz bids farewell, Rashad mothers class of 2004
Syracuse University seniors made their way to the Carrier Dome this morning under a light rain and left as graduates, completing their four-year journey.Around 5,000… Read more »
Konrad's closed amid chaos
Operation Prevent took its first casualty in its war on underage drinking April 28, when the New York State Liquor Authority closed Konrad's Sports Bar… Read more »
Group tries to educate students about alcohol drinking dangers
Everyone on the Hill knew Operation Prevent was coming, long before students did.The Syracuse Area College Community Coalition, formed in 1997, has provided a forum… Read more »
Time runs out for RedHouse
Despite confrontations with their landlord and his lawyer over the weekend, residents of the RedHouse said they will likely continue living at 744 Comstock Ave.… Read more »
TKE to take over RedHouse in fall
The ghosts of past RedHouse residents remain as silhouettes painted on the walls, but the current members will be looking for a new place to… Read more »
Owner questions future of Konrad's: Operation Prevent charges put bar in liquor authority's spotlight
Rumors on campus have some students wondering what their Marshall Street bar options will be next year. But only the owner of Konrad's Sports Bar… Read more »
University's Board of Trustees elects new leader to chairman position after Lampe's six-year term
As the chancellor's orange hat changes owners from Kenneth A. Shaw to Nancy Cantor next fall, the gavel of the Board of Trustees will also… Read more »
RAPE Center betters chance cases will be reported
As colleges and universities refine their methods of responding and preventing sex offenses on campuses, more students are coming forward to report incidents - especially… Read more »
SU grad detained in Saudi Arabia: Son accused of links to terrorist activity
A graduate of the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs is currently being detained by Saudi Arabian authorities in connection with the arrest of… Read more »
