Centro bus hub to be completed this spring
Centro's work on a new transportation hub, set to open in June, will be completed this spring. Steve Koegel, Centro's director of marketing and communications,… Read more »
Writer archives: Casey Fabris
Sport venue and management program to be offered in fall
Next fall, Syracuse University will offer a new Master of Science program in sport venue and event management. The 36-credit hour degree will be a… Read more »
Sheraton to no longer offer student housing
As of next semester, Syracuse University will no longer be housing students in the Parkview Hotel and Sheraton University Hotel and Conference Center. Students who… Read more »
Transnationalizing LGBT project seeks to create educational journal
Three years after the Transnationalizing LGBT project received a Chancellor's Award, its members have held two conferences on the subject and are now working toward… Read more »
Number of students withdrawing from class consistent with years past
In comparison to past years, the number of students withdrawing from one or more classes was on par with years past. This semester, 7,883 undergraduate… Read more »
Alumni reads poetry, answers questions during last Raymond Carver lecture
In the final installment of the Raymond Carver Reading Series, Christopher Kennedy, director of the MFA creative writing program and associate professor of English at… Read more »
Results are in: SA president takes pride in turning organization into one based on growth
When Neal Casey first began his campaign to become president of Student Association, he came with big ideas. They were as varied as making SA… Read more »
Occupy Wall Street news spurs discussion at Syracuse
Occupy Wall Street protesters were removed from Zuccotti Park in Lower Manhattan, their place of demonstration for the past two months, on Tuesday morning by… Read more »
Institute unveils space for veterans, families
Syracuse University will continue its tradition of lending resources to military veterans with the opening of the Institute for Veterans and Military Families. SU officially… Read more »
Toe-to-toe: Newhouse professor faces off with Democratic candidate for city auditor position
The race for city auditor in Onondaga County closes Tuesday and has become especially heated with allegations of corrupt practices and fierce competition between the… Read more »
Student acknowledged for work in Dominican Republic
Alaina Mallette went above and beyond after taking a science class at Syracuse University last semester. Mallette, a junior geography major, took HNR 250: 'World… Read more »
Campaign against distracted texting begins Friday
Students and parents will be asked to pause and think about more than just the Syracuse football team's performance during Friday night's game against West… Read more »
Equal access: SU to increase disability culture awareness with center opening
At Syracuse University, there are curb cuts, brick paths, construction zones and, more than anything else, stairs. For wheelchair users like Stephanie Woodward, the SU… Read more »
Habitat for Humanity : Shack-A-Thon volunteers receive individual thanks for participation
The Quad became a home away from home for many students last week as they inhabited shacks that they built themselves for the fourth annual… Read more »
Habitat for Humanity : Organization to set up shacks on Quad
Twelve different organizations will take over the Quad, day and night, this week in self-constructed huts to promote the issue of affordable housing.The Syracuse University… Read more »
Center to aid disease prevention
With the creation of the Lerner Center for Public Health Promotion, the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs and the S.I. Newhouse School of… Read more »
Audience impressed by author
Award-winning author Dana Spiotta impressed more than 200 students Wednesday in Gifford Auditorium during the second event of the Raymond Carver Reading Series, with her… Read more »
Author to speak on latest book
Award-winning author Dana Spiotta impressed more than 200 students Wednesday in Gifford Auditorium during the second event of the Raymond Carver Reading Series, with her… Read more »
Company develops program for students to complement Turnitin
Turnitin, a plagiarism detection program used by administrators and college professors throughout the country, has developed a student counterpart called WriteCheck. When students turn in… Read more »
