College of Arts and Sciences sees renewed focus under Syverud
The College of Arts and Sciences looks to improve under Chancellor Kent Syverud and a new dean, who will be named in the coming months, after years of neglect. Read more »
Writer archives: Casey Fabris
Professor finds strength in notes from friends, family
Nestled safely in a back closet inside Carla Lloyd’s home is a green plastic container filled with cards. There are cards from her mother, sister,… Read more »
Man on the street: Syverud aims to connect with SU community
On his first day as chancellor, Kent Syverud made his way to the Schine Student Center to have lunch among the students of Syracuse University.… Read more »
I'll be your memory: First Remembrance Scholars reflect on significance of being part of inaugural class, continuation of program
When Greg Mayes heard Pan Am Flight 103 had gone down, leading to the death of its 259 passengers — 35 of them Syracuse University students… Read more »
Carter Oakley: Club lacrosse captain leads fundraising effort to help teammate in battle against cancer
This season, scoring goals meant more than ever for men’s club lacrosse captain Carter Oakley. It wasn’t just about winning. These goals meant something —… Read more »
The dean search dossier: Search committee narrows candidates for next Whitman dean down to three
Three candidates are under consideration for the position of dean of the Martin J. Whitman School of Management at Syracuse University. Vice Chancellor and Provost… Read more »
Syracuse University names dean of School of Architecture
UPDATED: March 19, 7:33 p.m. Michael Speaks has been named the new dean of Syracuse University’s School of Architecture. Speaks, who is currently the dean of… Read more »
Born to run: SU senior cites diverse experiences as qualifications for position of Syracuse councilor-at-large
CLARIFICATION: The number of Syracuse common councilor-at-large seats that are up for re-election was not clear. There are four councilors-at-large that serve for four years, and… Read more »
SU student to announce campaign for Syracuse councilor-at-large
Syracuse University senior Dan Cowen will announce Saturday that he plans to run for the position of Syracuse councilor-at-large. Cowen will officially announce his campaign… Read more »
Fewer than 1,000 Pinstripe Bowl tickets remain for sale
The 10,000 tickets allotted to Syracuse University to sell to its fans for the Pinstripe Bowl game are nearly gone. Of the 10,000 tickets allotted… Read more »
Last glance: Dylan Lustig reflects on his past year as Student Association president
As a child, Dylan Lustig wanted to be a superhero. He wanted to be the good guy. Once, when Lustig and his twin brother were… Read more »
Curtis prepares transition into presidency
After returning from a week of break, current Student Association Vice President Allie Curtis immediately began preparing for her transition into the presidency. Curtis won… Read more »
Nava loses election, but looks to remain involved in SA
When Iggy Nava interviewed for the position of vice president against Allie Curtis and lost, he wasn’t deterred. He decided to then run against her… Read more »
Acropolis Pizza House increases security measures to avoid closure
The city of Syracuse threatened to shut down Marshall Street staple Acropolis Pizza House unless the facility takes steps to increase security. Recently, the area… Read more »
DPS continues search for student's stolen artwork
The Department of Public Safety is continuing its search for a piece of student artwork stolen from E.S. Bird Library early in the morning on… Read more »
Students see few relief efforts on campus
Nearly a week after Hurricane-turned Superstorm Sandy slammed New York City and New Jersey, many are shifting their focus toward relief efforts. The Samuel I.… Read more »
RAINED OUT: Hurricane-turned Superstorm Sandy forces cancellation of Monday afternoon, Tuesday classes at Syracuse University
UPDATED: Oct. 29, 10:22 p.m. Syracuse University canceled classes for part of Monday and all of Tuesday to protect students from strong winds and heavy… Read more »
Local Tops Markets store sees crowd as community prepares for Hurricane Sandy
After Syracuse University canceled classes for Hurricane Sandy, both students and residents are rushing to prepare. The university sent a campus wide email informing students… Read more »
Hurricane Sandy prompts state of emergency in New York state
Though President Barack Obama declared a state of emergency in New York state as Hurricane Sandy approaches, it does not appear that the hurricane will… Read more »
Student reports attempted robbery on Lancaster Avenue
An attempted robbery of a student took place on the 900 block of Lancaster Ave. Thursday night. Two male suspects approached the students and one… Read more »
Student harassed, physically attacked outside Haven Hall Thursday afternoon
A male Syracuse University student was harassed and physically attacked in front of Haven Hall, near the intersection of Marshall Street and Comstock Avenue, Thursday… Read more »
The ties that bind: Despite generational gap, SU community continues to connect with Pan Am 103
Remembrance Week: Part 2 of 4 A pained Syracuse University community has gone through different stages of grief in the last 24 years. SU continues… Read more »
SU submits bid for agency to monitor disability
Syracuse University recently submitted a solicitation of interest to Gov. Andrew Cuomo to run an agency that will monitor treatment of people with disabilities. SU… Read more »
Supreme Court to hear case on affirmative action
The Supreme Court will begin its review of a case regarding affirmative action in higher education on Wednesday. The court will review Fisher v. University… Read more »
