Students pleased with diversity of 2010 Juice Jam line-up
Hana Ostapchuk first heard Lupe Fiasco when her brother introduced her to the hip-hop artist while driving in her hometown. Now that the hip-hop… Read more »
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Students pleased with diversity of 2010 Juice Jam line-up
Hana Ostapchuk first heard Lupe Fiasco when her brother introduced her to the hip-hop artist while driving in her hometown. Now that the hip-hop… Read more »
Room for two: Sharing a room can be tough, but most roommate problems can be solved by communicating
When Mark Rubino was a freshman, his roommate had 'odd habits.' He would go to bed around 9 a.m., only to wake up in the… Read more »
Ask the experts: Have school lunches become a national security threat?
An organization of retired military leaders has deemed school lunches a threat to military recruitment because of the food's adverse health affect on students, according… Read more »
Day of Silence to represent struggles of LGBT community
IF YOU GO What: Day of Silence Where: SU campus When: Friday, all day How much: Free Erin Rand experienced the power of silence firsthand.… Read more »
Expert relates Armenian genocide to modern world
A black-and-white photograph of Armenians surrounding a railway boxcar sits in the archives in the Deutsche Bank in Berlin. "These are boxcars made for 20… Read more »
LGBT Resource Center to search for new director
Adrea Jaehnig, director of Syracuse University's LGBT Resource Center, will be leaving her position in July. A nationwide search for a replacement director will begin… Read more »
SU jumps to No. 15 in Peace Corps recruits
Syracuse University moved from 24th to 15th in the national 'Peace Corps Top Colleges' volunteer rankings released Thursday, up nine spots from last year. In… Read more »
SU receives Judaic studies program grant
When Harvey Teres became the new director at Syracuse University's Judaic Studies Program in July, he decided he wanted to turn the program into something… Read more »
SU to participate in virtual career fair
Syracuse University students won't need to bring their black suits and printed resumes to one of the next career fairs on campus. Instead, students can… Read more »
SU senior dies in Camillus home Friday
Stepan Dinis, a Syracuse University senior, died in his sleep of an undetected heart condition in his home Friday. Dinis, a computer science major in… Read more »
Bird Library space issue debated at forum
Michael Barkun, a political science professor at Syracuse University, remembers when there was no E.S. Bird Library. He said that when he came to SU,… Read more »
Helping Hands : Two Syracuse-based doctors travel to Sudan this week to improve health care
John Dau, a nationally-known speaker, is also known as a 'Lost Boy.' When the North Sudanese government said it would kill any man from South… Read more »
After filing bankruptcy, P&C parent company searches for buyer
The P&C Foods grocery stores will continue to operate its stores as the parent company works to sell the chain, according to a Wednesday statement… Read more »
Hard worker found joy in everyday things
The friendship between Oh Saem and Lin Qiao started with a cold. Both Syracuse University students became sick a few weeks before Thanksgiving break. The… Read more »
'Diligent' architecture student loved to laugh
In the architecture studios in Slocum Hall this semester, Wang Young played Michael Jackson music for hours. He couldn't get enough of the King of… Read more »
Syracuse man arrested in DellPlain Hall
Gary Morris, a Syracuse man, was arrested Wednesday morning and charged with stalking and burglary after he entered DellPlain Hall and went into the men's… Read more »
Textual healing
Text messages can now save lives, thanks to Serge Loncar's new company. Loncar is the founder and chief executive office of CareSpeak Communications, a health… Read more »
Jennings: 'I look at what we've accomplished'
Otis Jennings sat in his small corner office Tuesday night at his campaign headquarters, smiling from ear to ear. 'I feel fantastic,' he said. 'I'm… Read more »
Center to open for inclusive education
Syracuse University received a $1.1 million gift from the Taishoff Family Foundation Friday in Washington, D.C.The money will go toward the Lawrence B. Taishoff Center… Read more »
Bicyclist not injured in Tuesday collision
The Syracuse University student who struck a woman on a bicycle with a car Tuesday night will not face any criminal charges, said Lt. Joe… Read more »
SU student charged with arson
Syracuse University sophomore Alec Hembree was charged with arson in the fourth degree around 9:30 p.m. Monday after causing an acetone fire in Room 414… Read more »
Fire set in Slocum laboratory, arson suspected
Syracuse Fire Department investigators suspect that a student used acetone to start a fire in the drawing laboratory on the fourth floor of Slocum Hall… Read more »
SU student charged with arson in Slocum laboratory fire
Syracuse University sophomore Alec Hembree was charged with arson in the fourth degree around 9:30 p.m. Monday after causing an acetone fire in room 414… Read more »
