Southside Food Co-Op holds groundbreaking ceremony Friday
Government officials, Southside Community Coalition members and others from the community gathered in an empty lot on South Salina Street on Friday morning for the… Read more »
Writer archives: Sarah Schuster
Student-produced documentary reveals life after witnessing attack
Laura Beachy challenged her audience, who gathered for the screening of her new film about what happens to witnesses. 'In history books someone had to… Read more »
Students, faculty survey Vice Chancellor, Provost Spina's overall performance
Vice Chancellor and Provost Eric Spina is up for his first evaluation by students and faculty at Syracuse University. The vice chancellor is evaluated every… Read more »
Student delegates place first at National Model United Nations conference
Delegates from the international relations program returned home victorious for the first time after a week at the National Model United Nations conference in New… Read more »
Performer, professor speaks as part of Transgender Day of Liberation
Before the event started, Ryka Aoki mingled. She walked down the aisle in Watson Theater and stopped by groups of students, thanking them for coming.… Read more »
Poetry society hosts tribute in Trayvon Martin's honor
A man sang along to Stevie Wonder as the singer's voice echoed across the speaker system in Watson Theater. The song, 'Living for the City,'… Read more »
Firm speaks on design aspects of architecture
Architecture is more than just designing, said innovative architects Calvin Tsao and Zack McKown to a packed Slocum Hall Auditorium on Tuesday. The co-owners of… Read more »
GrubHub buys out, expands Campusfood
Students ordering food online through Campusfood will notice a significant change to the website, as the business was recently bought by GrubHub. The new Campusfood… Read more »
Second consecutive Say Yes at the Dome Day thanks sponsors during men's basketball game
Bright green T-shirts could be spotted in a sea of orange during Saturday's men's basketball game against Louisville. The shirts helped mark Say Yes to… Read more »
Students judged in Alexia Tsairis photography competition
CORRECTION: The number of deaths in the 1988 Pan Am bombing was previously vmisstated. The bombing killed 270 people, including 11 on the ground. The… Read more »
Facebook to go public, sell shares
Facebook officials said in an announcement Wednesday they are hoping to raise $5 billion when the company goes public. The company was formally privately owned… Read more »
Panel discusses child sexual abuse during open forum
Hendricks Chapel held a forum Tuesday evening for students and community members to discuss child sexual abuse for a second time in response to the… Read more »
Street art murals gain recognition
G. James Daichendt passionately discussed a painting of Charlie Brown dangling a cigarette from his mouth and pouring gasoline off the side of a building… Read more »
Food Network star signs cook books, discusses career choice with students
Food Network celebrity chef Anne Burrell signed copies of her book, 'Cook like a Rock Star: 125 Recipes, Lessons and Culinary Secrets,' in the Syracuse… Read more »
Alumni create game accessory for Orange fans
Although orange seems to be the only color in the Carrier Dome at Syracuse University sporting events, Dave Jacobs and Lawrence Moten have invented a… Read more »
Class awards $5,000 to Vera House
A group of students can make a huge difference in their community as shown by the Foundation of Young Philanthropists on Wednesday afternoon. The group… Read more »
Students hold protest against police brutality
Cries of 'Hey ho, hey ho! Police brutality has to go!' could be heard from the steps of Hendricks Chapel on Wednesday afternoon as about… Read more »
SU joins 123 other colleges in 50K club
Syracuse University recently joined the 50K Club, a group of 123 universities across the nation that charge more than $50,000 for tuition, room and board,… Read more »
Slow to sprout: Students' food co-op still planting seeds of progress
Mirrah Stoller can describe her dream with three words: 'Local, fresh and values.' Making this dream a reality has been challenging. According to an email,… Read more »
Beyond the Hill : Dinner is served : University of Chicago student advocates bug eating
Matthew Krisiloff, founder of Entom Foods, wants you to eat bugs.'I would've been like everyone else, thinking, lifestyle.'Krisiloff said that once he presents all the… Read more »
Anti-Semitism unfounded at SU
UPDATED: Sept. 29, 2011, 8:03 p.m. Anti-Semitism has risen among universities and colleges across the United States, according to a Sept. 12 article on the… Read more »
