Tuesday afternoon panel added to symposium
UPDATED: Oct. 9, 12:06 a.m. An additional panel has been added to the Common Ground for Peace Symposium for Tuesday afternoon. The panel, titled “The… Read more »
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Families to visit campus, to participate in weekend activities
Students are rushing to clean their rooms, restaurants and hotels have been booked for months and the Carrier Dome will likely see one of the… Read more »
Professor to join panel on Libyan attack
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton asked a Syracuse University professor to join a panel that will look into the death of the U.S. ambassador… Read more »
Drug law violations on campus more than double in 2011 from year before
The number of students receiving judicial referrals for drug law violations more than doubled from 2010 to 2011, according to the most recent Department of… Read more »
One year later, students are still adjusting to revised religious observance policy
Jacob Levy would have to miss two classes to get home in time to eat, and then promptly drive back to school that night after… Read more »
Complimentary tickets for panel discussions will be available Tuesday for students, Wednesday for general public
Complimentary tickets for the Common Ground for Peace Symposium will be available to students and the general public on a first-come, first-serve basis, Syracuse University… Read more »
DPS sends out email to address rumor of gang violence
At 10:21 p.m. Monday, the Department of Public Safety Chief Tony Callisto and Student Association President Dylan Lustig sent an email out to students addressing… Read more »
Late-night cafe opens in ground-level lounge in DellPlain Hall
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, Justin Hirschhaut’s title was misstated. Hirschhaut is head of ventures for the Entrepreneurship Club. A late-night cafe housed in… Read more »
SU leaves politics aside, builds academic relationship with North Korea
It had been part of Blake Stilwell’s yearly routine for the past four years: send application for student visa to travel to North Korea. “This… Read more »
Students camp out for Park Point Syracuse apartments
Approximately 20 Syracuse University students are camping out in front of Park Point Syracuse to submit their applications to live in the off-campus housing complex… Read more »
Parts of E. Raynor Avenue to close next week
E. Raynor Avenue will be closed from Irving Avenue to Stadium Place, starting Monday and ending Friday evening, according to an SU news alert email sent to… Read more »
DPS sends safety notices to students living off campus, on South Campus
The Department of Public Safety sent out notices to students living off campus and on South Campus on Wednesday regarding incidents that have taken place… Read more »
'What is it?' campaign to be revealed on Quad
The big question on Syracuse University’s campus recently is: “What is it?” All around campus, brightly spray-painted sidewalk squares ask the question. On Tuesday, an… Read more »
Monday Mile walking trail series opens
Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner walked a one-mile trail through downtown Syracuse starting at City Hall as part of her proclamation that Monday, Sept. 10, be… Read more »
Popcorn store opens near campus
The Kandied Kernel, a privately-owned gourmet popcorn shop, opened its second location in Marshall Square Mall on Monday. The first store, which opened in March,… Read more »
Students embrace local thrift store, sales soar
When shoppers come in to 3fifteen, they have to act fast. Falling in love with an item and deciding to come back to it later… Read more »
Insomnia moves to bigger location, satisfies customers
When Insomnia Cookies, a staple among Syracuse University students, closed its doors at 123 Marshall St., panic set in the SU community. But when patrons… Read more »
Armstrong remembered as first man to walk on moon
On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong took one step and made history. Millions watched as he inspired a nation, becoming the first man to walk… Read more »
Monster Jam will be hosted at Carrier Dome in March
Syracuse University’s Carrier Dome will host Monster Jam, a monster truck rally, on March 9, according to an Aug. 22 article published by The Post-Standard.… Read more »
Six suspects rob student near entrance of Thornden Park
UPDATED: Aug. 24, 2012, 3:50 p.m. A male Syracuse University student was robbed by a group of six suspects Wednesday night near the entrance to… Read more »
Do good, look good: SIFE helps thrift store give back to community
Traveling to New York City to find inspiration. Hand selecting 5,000 pieces of merchandise. Determining prices for all of these items. Poring over paint colors.… Read more »
Bike larcenies rise around campus during summer; DPS reminds students to use locks
Several bikes have been stolen on and around the Syracuse University campus this summer, according to the Department of Public Safety. In the three-month period… Read more »
Zonies opens new store at Insomnia Cookies' former location on Marshall Street
Zonies, The Calzone King opened a new store on Marshall Street in the previous location of Insomnia Cookies. The company decided to open its additional store location… Read more »
Insomnia Cookies relocates to Pita El Saha's former location on Marshall Street
Insomnia Cookies officially opened where Pita El Saha was formerly located Thursday afternoon, said ReneeSarnecky, marketing manager for Insomnia Cookies. The new location, 137 Marshall St., is… Read more »
