Greek Life : Playing it safe: SU fraternities continue safety precautions
Ron Cole didn't get the chance to meet Jamail Johnson, and now he never will. Johnson, a 25-year-old student at Youngstown State University, was killed in… Read more »
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Health Services begins flu vaccines for spring
In the three weeks since students returned to campus, Syracuse University Health Services has seen the resurgence of a familiar foe: the flu. 'We had… Read more »
Power outages hit several houses on Ostrom Avenue
A power outage was reported at 2:47 p.m. Sunday on Ostrom Avenue, according to National Grid's website. The outage is affecting less than five customers,… Read more »
Two cars collide on Waverly and Ostrom avenues
Two cars collided at the intersection of Waverly and Ostrom avenues behind DellPlain Hall at 7:09 p.m. Wednesday, said Syracuse Police Department Officer David Metz.… Read more »
Vehicle, police cruiser collide on Ostrom Avenue
Two cars collided at the intersection of Ostrom Avenue and University Place on Monday night, leaving a Syracuse police cruiser and a student's vehicle damaged.… Read more »
Students robbed in Thornden Park Friday
Two students reported being robbed at 2:40 p.m. Friday while they walked near the basketball courts in Thornden Park, according to a Department of Public… Read more »
SU application fees similar to peers
Zach Miller has spent more than $250 on applications to five different schools. Of the five, none have cost him more than his application to… Read more »
DPS patrols increase on South Campus during Winter Break, prevent burglaries
Tony Callisto experienced something for the first time during his tenure at Syracuse University while students were away on Winter Break. 'In the five years… Read more »
SU Athletics : Football nets profit of $3.9 million
What a difference a year can make.For the Syracuse University football program, it was a difference of nearly $4.7 million.A year after losing $834,377, the… Read more »
Health & Science : Love is a battlefield: Study finds certain species of fish prefer fighters
Looks aren't everything. At least that's the case with a certain species of South American fish, according to a study co-authored by Syracuse University scientist… Read more »
Pay of top SU athletic, executive officials on par with peer institutions
The way William Zumeta sees it, the high salaries of top college officials around the country are just the cost of business. 'In general, you… Read more »
Buerkle defeats Maffei in 25th Congressional District race Nov. 23
Republican Ann Marie Buerkle defeated U.S. Rep. Dan Maffei, D-DeWitt, by 561 votes Nov. 23 in the 25th Congressional District race three weeks after voters… Read more »
Cantor 14th-highest paid private college president in 2008
Syracuse University Chancellor Nancy Cantor was among the 30 private college presidents who earned more than $1 million in 2008, according to an analysis by… Read more »
Two cars collide at intersection of Euclid, Sumner Avenues
Two cars collided at the intersection of Sumner and Euclid Avenues on Friday at 9:17 p.m. No Syracuse University students were involved in the collision.… Read more »
Syracuse University employees donate primarily to Maffei
Syracuse University employees helped U.S. Rep. Dan Maffei (D-DeWitt) outpace Republican challenger Ann Marie Buerkle's campaign contributions, though the fundraising discrepancy has not yet led… Read more »
Investigation into student blog prompts questions over SU's unclear definition of harassment
An ongoing investigation into the controversial, anonymous student blog SUCOLitis raised questions about the definition of harassment after a first-year student filed a harassment complaint… Read more »
College of Law debates student blog SUCOLitis controversy
UPDATED: Dec. 26, 2010, 10:03 p.m. Freedom of speech and the Internet was supposed to be the topic of debate at the College of Law… Read more »
Gender-neutral housing pilot sees drop number of participating students
Sima Taslakian was all signed up. She and one of her best friends enrolled in a brand new housing option offered at Syracuse University —… Read more »
Recession hits Maxwell social science program
Students in the Master of Social Science Degree program aren't the typical graduate students. They have been military personnel, high school teachers, government officials and… Read more »
An unexpected lesson: Rare incidents like last year's ATO stabbing spark upgrades to campus security
Tony Callisto was patrolling on Comstock Avenue one year ago Monday when he got an unusual call over the radio. Rashaun Cameron, of Syracuse, had… Read more »
SU completes host of summer renovations, building updates
As students enjoyed the summer, construction at Syracuse University was in full swing, readying the campus for their arrival. Numerous dining halls, residence halls, apartments… Read more »
Construction worker suffers head injury by falling concrete during Flint Hall renovation
A construction worker was hit in the head with a piece of falling concrete Monday morning during ongoing renovations at Flint Hall. The worker suffered a… Read more »
SU adopts federal changes to student loan programs
All new and returning students applying for fall 2010 financial aid at Syracuse University and planning to borrow a federal student loan are required to… Read more »
american recovery and reinvestment act of 2009
Stimulus bill grants create more than 50 jobs at SU
Grants from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 have created more than 55 jobs at Syracuse University so far, according to the U.S.… Read more »
