The nurturer: Sophia Hornick
A child cries from burn pains after being rescued from a house fire. A doctor tends to a kid struggling to take even the shortest… Read more »
Writer archives: Susan Kim
Unfolding memories: SU community continues to support Japan 1 year after earthquake, tsunami strike
For weeks, Noriko Tomita worried from the safety of her Syracuse home. She read updates on the earthquake and tsunami that shook Japan. She watched… Read more »
Justice not served: Those involved with Pan Am Flight 103 still troubled by al-Megrahi's release
UPDATED: Nov. 9, 2011, 8:22 p.m. Editor's note: This week marks SU's annual Remembrance Week, during which the campus comes together to remember the victims… Read more »
Banding together: Bandier's 1st class forms networks across country
Liz Carioti got a new job and a promotion within two months — from box office employee at Turning Stone Resort to box office manager… Read more »
Like nation, SU campus joined together on day filled with tragedy and confusion
Julia Worcester envisioned it differently. It wasn't an attack, just an unfortunate freak accident. The pilot must have made a mistake, clipped the edge of… Read more »
From the ground up: South Side Innovation Center gains national recognition for reviving community
Hope faded. Depression increased. Instability continued. But in April 2006, promises of the South Side's rebirth developed a physical presence when the South Side Innovation… Read more »
SU adapts to rise in number of student veterans
For as long as she could remember, Ginger Gunnip needed a break. Her mother struggled with psychological issues and a back problem. Her father popped… Read more »
Author self-publishes book after deal ends with SU Press
After Syracuse University Press stopped publishing a book, due to concerns about libel and defamation of character, in the same year it began printing it,… Read more »
Chemistry professor, team wins scientific discovery prize
Mathew Maye has been working with particles billions of times smaller than a single speck of dust. It's a part of his job as a… Read more »
SU's endowment rises in 2010 fiscal year
After global economic troubles for more than a year, the endowment for Syracuse University bounced back for the 2010 fiscal year and was ranked higher… Read more »
Boom and bust?: As more people hit retirement age, concerns grow for providing for health care
Times They Are A-Changin': Baby boomers, part three of three The only thing more important to Serge Goma than having a reliable health care plan… Read more »
SU ahead of schedule to reach $1 billion goal
Fundraising for the billion-dollar campaign is ahead of the $800 million year-end goal, with $812,112,094 raised for The Campaign for Syracuse University by the end… Read more »
University completes construction of Syracuse Biomaterials Institute in Bowne Hall
Construction of the Syracuse Biomaterials Institute is complete, with the exception of minor details, and Syracuse University will be seeking a Leadership in Energy and… Read more »
Atheist student groups on rise nationally
James Johnson used to be a Jehovah's Witness. He used to think atheists were sinners and had no morals. He used to judge atheists for… Read more »
Legal residents excluded from some merit aid
Permanent residents and U.S. citizens get the same financial aid benefits — usually. Although both have the same access to most of Syracuse University's financial… Read more »
Obama loses appeal with college students
Melissa Canales voted for Barack Obama in the 2008 presidential election. But now, she is frustrated with the decisions he has made during his… Read more »
University launches website to fight bias
Every so often, Kelly Emmons hears people using gay slurs. 'Sometimes people say it so carelessly without realizing the effects,' said Emmons, a junior history… Read more »
Demand for flu vaccine may wane
With the pandemonium over last year's H1N1 virus subsided, the university's efforts to promote flu vaccines will be less aggressive than last year's. The first… Read more »
Newhouse II may see makeover, internal renovations
Newhouse II may undergo $12 million to $15 million worth of renovations, once funding is secured, to add updated technology to the studios and overhaul… Read more »
Lost in transit: Students nationwide forced to transfer due to high tuition, SU cushions costs
Last winter, Kimberly Grindle saw a counselor for the first time. 'My anxiety was such a level that I was making myself sick,' she said.… Read more »
City reaffirms housing restrictions on apartments near SU, landlords frustrated
A law recently reaffirmed by the Syracuse Common Council will limit the number of houses in the Euclid Avenue area that can be turned into… Read more »
Common council reaffirms city law aimed at limiting student rental properties
A law recently reaffirmed by the Syracuse Common Council will limit the number of houses in the Euclid Avenue area that can be turned into… Read more »
SU athletes speak on sexual violence at Monday panel
Mikela Almeida, a junior on the rowing team, was at a party one weekend night when she felt violated.The boy she danced with was drunk… Read more »
Cracking down: Department of Labor imposes stricter guidelines against unpaid internships
Internship series: Part 1 of 3Before Letecha Dixon accepted an unpaid internship at Giant magazine last summer, she wondered if it would be worth the $3.40… Read more »
