Adjuncts United, SU reach tentative deal
UPDATED: Sept. 14, 2011, 10:54 p.m. CORRECTION: In this article, the difference between tenure and post-probationary status was unclear. Part-time instructors are not presently eligible… Read more »
Writer archives: Joe Genco
Sbarro to continue sales at SU after filing for bankruptcy
Pizzeria chain Sbarro Inc. announced Monday that it has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy as it works to reorganize its ownership and eliminate debt to stay in… Read more »
Students fill shuttle to Wegmans, Target
The first Student Association-run bus shuttling students to Wegmans and Target went off without problems Saturday as students nearly filled the bus for each ride.… Read more »
Fare hikes proposed for Centro buses
Centro may raise its fares for Syracuse-area buses this April, making students dig deeper into their pockets to ride some buses that already run through… Read more »
Centro continues preparing GPS technology
After launching the technology in January, Centro plans to have new signs that display arrival times for Syracuse University buses ready by the end of… Read more »
SU becomes third university with Foursquare badge
After being one of the first schools in the country to establish a following on the social network Foursquare, Syracuse University became the third school… Read more »
City, campus volunteers plan to enhance bicycle safety
A group of volunteers from the Syracuse area are trying to make the city a safer place for hikers, walkers and cyclists. CNY Pathways announced… Read more »
Carnegie Hall renovations hope to restore original entrance
The original second floor entrance at Carnegie Library that has tricked generations of freshmen might be reopening in the near future. Syracuse University is planning… Read more »
Bird Library fixes slow elevators, holds off on basement renovations
E.S. Bird Library saw a host of changes this summer, such as the rewiring of its testy elevators, and has indefinitely stalled its plans to… Read more »
American College and University President's Climate Commitment
SU receives two recognitions for green initiatives
The Environmental Protection Agency and the Princeton Review both granted Syracuse University high rankings for its ongoing efforts to have a greener campus. The EPA… Read more »
PepsiCo Inc. donates $1.5 million to SU's veteran entrepreneurship program
PepsiCo Inc. will donate more than $1.5 million during the next three years to the Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans, a program run through the Martin… Read more »
SU, city to fund downtown park remodel beginning in fall
Syracuse University will partially fund the redesign of Forman Park, on East Genesee Street in downtown Syracuse, starting fall 2010 as part of its Connective… Read more »
Ask the experts: What can Tiger Woods do at the Masters to make the public forget his troubles?
Tiger Woods is returning to golf Thursday, when he'll compete in the 2010 Masters Golf Tournament in Augusta, Ga. This tournament will mark his first… Read more »
College of Engineering and Computer Science
Computer science enrollment increases nationally: SU goes against trend, enrollment stays steady
After eight years of decline, the number of students majoring in computer science in the United States has started to increase over the past two… Read more »
Students stage library sit-in against tuition increases
Students staged a sit-in and gathered signatures for a petition Thursday in Bird Library in protest of Syracuse University's tuition raises. They presented the petition… Read more »
Students stage sit-in in library against tuition raises
Students staged a sit-in and gathered signatures for a petition Thursday in E.S. Bird Library in protest of Syracuse University's tuition raises. They presented the… Read more »
Students stage sit-in against tuition raises
Students staged a sit-in and gathered signatures for a petition Thursday in Bird Library in protest of Syracuse University's tuition raises.As part of a national… Read more »
Number of SU full-time faculty rises, despite national trend
The number of full-time faculty at Syracuse University has been increasing, defying a national trend at universities of a steady drop in the percentage of… Read more »
SU Abroad introduces first summer programs in Africa, South America
This summer Syracuse University Abroad will offer eight new summer programs, including its first summer programs in Columbia and Argentina in South America and Ghana… Read more »
SU student pens fantasy novel to be published soon
Readers will have the opportunity to delve into the fantasy world of Isinda when a Syracuse University student's novel is published later this year.Rhett Bruno,… Read more »
SU considers options for uses of empty space left in Haven Hall
Syracuse University is facing the decision of what to do with the vacant space that used to be Haven Dining Center. The dining hall's closing… Read more »
After revisions, Graduate Record Exam to change grading scale
The Graduate Record Exam is implementing changes for 2011 that will revise its three parts and change the grading scale. The service that distributes the… Read more »
With growing number of Chinese students, Bird develops Mandarin book collection
With a growing number of Chinese students at Syracuse University, the E.S. Bird Library has been working in partnership with the Chinese Students and Scholars… Read more »
University responds to Kindle complaints
Syracuse University will not continue to purchase Amazon.com's Kindle e-book readers after receiving complaints from organizations that advocate for the blind. SU and the University… Read more »
