10 years at odds: SU community reflects on increasingly complex Afghanistan war
On his 20th birthday, Luc Logan was en route to the war fields of Afghanistan. Logan would spend the next year of his life navigating… Read more »
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Students evacuated from Life Sciences Complex Tuesday night
The Life Sciences Complex ventilation system shut off unexpectedly around 9:20 p.m. Tuesday, causing a building-wide evacuation. The Energy Systems and Sustainability Management department, which… Read more »
Setnor to receive Syracuse Symphony Orchestra's former sheet music
A collection of sheet music spanning half a century will be donated to Syracuse University's Setnor School of Music. The sheet music, previously owned by… Read more »
SU student robbed Tuesday night on Maryland Avenue
A Syracuse University student was the victim of an off-campus strong arm robbery Tuesday night. The strong arm robbery, or a robbery in which a… Read more »
Breaking the silence : Musical community looks to rebuild after Syracuse Symphony Orchestra closes
Daniel Hege was often swept into exhilaration as he recreated some of music's timeless masterpieces during his tenure as director of the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra.'You… Read more »
SU awarded $3 million grant for soft materials research
Twelve Syracuse University graduate students will use a $3 million grant from the National Science Foundation to research soft and biological materials. The grant was… Read more »
Utica fully separates from SU
Utica College, a satellite college of Syracuse University, has gained full independence from its parent institution. Undergraduate students that enrolled at Utica in spring 2011… Read more »
LA Giving raises $3 million
Approximately $3 million has been raised during the last nine months for Syracuse University's LA Giving campaign. The Los Angeles campaign — part of the… Read more »
Party don't stop: Students question influence of year-old fraternity party policy
One year after implementing a fraternity party regulation, the new policy has some Syracuse University students questioning its effectiveness. Under the year-old enforcement policy,… Read more »
Remember: Chapel service memorializes lives lost in attacks
On the afternoon of Sept. 11, 2001, Syracuse University's Hendricks Chapel filled to capacity with students trying to come to terms with the panic, insecurity… Read more »
Students put on alert during 9/11 weekend
Syracuse University's Department of Public Safety advised students to remain on high alert during the 9/11 weekend. In an email sent through SU News, DPS… Read more »
Fraternity and Sorority Affairs : Fraternities offer recruitment fee waivers
Fall recruitment for Syracuse University's Interfraternity Council will feature changes intended to expose more men to a greater number of fraternities.The recruitment process, which begins… Read more »
Vehicle flips on Comstock Avenue, minor injuries sustained
A black Ford SUV overturned on Comstock Avenue between Marshall Street and Waverly Avenue around 7:50 p.m. Monday. Bystanders rushed to the scene and helped… Read more »
Few students submit religious observances absence requests for Eid al-Fitr
Three students used Syracuse University's newly implemented religious observances policy to commemorate Eid al-Fitr. The policy allows students to notify teachers of absences due to… Read more »
Female injured in two-vehicle collision near Ostrom Avenue, University Place
Two vehicles collided at the intersection of Ostrom Avenue and University Place on Sunday evening. Rural/Metro, the Department of Public Safety, the Syracuse Police Department… Read more »
Rebels continue to clear out traces of Gadhafi in Tripoli
UPDATED: Sept. 14, 2011, 10:41 p.m. Rebels in war-torn Libya have overtaken one of Moammar al Gadhafi's weakened forces has sparked discussion over holding Gadhafi… Read more »
SU geographic diversity continues to rise
Yvonne Lee is prepared to trade in year-round sunshine for the unpredictable weather in Syracuse. Lee, a Los Angeles resident, is set to begin… Read more »
Libyan rebels overrun Gadhafi's hold in capital
Civilians and rebels rejoiced in the Libyan capital of Tripoli on Tuesday, reacting to news that opposition leader Moammar al Gadhafi's compound was overrun, according… Read more »
Newly appointed Setnor School of Music director hopes to increase school's community involvement
The College of Visual and Performing Arts at Syracuse University has appointed Patrick Jones as director of the Setnor School of Music. Jones, who began… Read more »
Cuomo appoints Cantor to sever as co-chair for regional economic development council
As part of a statewide initiative to strengthen ties between businesses and the New York state government, Gov. Andrew Cuomo has appointed Syracuse University Nancy… Read more »
Civil war continues in Libya, United States recognizes rebels as legitimate form of government
Forces loyal to Moammar al Gadhafi appear to be willing to broker a deal with French forces in Libya, according to an article published in… Read more »
Syracuse LGBT community rallies, reflects on passage of Marriage Equality Act
More than 100 people rallied outside the First English Lutheran Church in Syracuse on June 25 to celebrate the passage of same-sex marriage… Read more »
Marriage equality act passes in New York state Senate
UPDATED: June 25, 12:42 a.m. Same-sex couples can begin marrying by summer's end after the Marriage Equality Act, which legalizes same-sex marriage in New York… Read more »
University enters agreement to pay $2.5 million for city services
As Syracuse University continues to expand beyond the immediate campus, the university has voluntarily agreed to pay the city of Syracuse $2.5 million in the… Read more »
