Tuesday afternoon panel added to symposium
UPDATED: Oct. 9, 12:06 a.m. An additional panel has been added to the Common Ground for Peace Symposium for Tuesday afternoon. The panel, titled “The… Read more »
Daily Archives: October 8, 2012
Oktoberfest tradition brings out German pride in Syracuse
Even though Munich, Germany — home of world-famous Oktoberfest — is thousands of miles away, Syracuse still got in on the fun. Oktoberfest has been… Read more »
After standout game against Pittsburgh, Sharpe named Big East Defensive Player of the Week
Syracuse defensive end Brandon Sharpe is the Big East's Defensive Player of the Week after a dominant, breakout performance on Friday night against Pittsburgh. The… Read more »
Live streaming video of Common Ground for Peace panel discussions
Video for the Common Ground for Peace panel discussions on Monday can be viewed here or at http://oneworld.syr.edu/webcast. Look below for video of the morning… Read more »
In second visit to campus, Dalai Lama to continue preaching peace
Click for interactive Common Ground for Peace storybook Thirty-three years ago to the week, His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama visited Syracuse University. It cost… Read more »
China, Tibet tensions affect generations removed from conflict
The chances of being spotted in daylight were greater. So they traveled through the night and slept during the day. It was safer that way.… Read more »
Forever I'm yours: Faithful Dave Matthews’ fans discuss band’s popularity
What is it about Dave Matthews? “I’ve seen the Dave Matthews Band 29 times, which I realize is completely outrageous,” said Nancy Taylor, a sophomore… Read more »
Concert ticket sales to benefit student filmmaker killed in Syria
They begged him not to go. Faculty and friends reminded graduate film student and Fulbright Scholar Bassel Al Shahade that his home country of Syria… Read more »
2012 forum to repeat 2006 summit themes
When Syracuse University holds its peace forum this week, it will not be the first time such an event has taken place on the SU… Read more »
Sanborn discusses collaborations
David Sanborn, a solo and studio saxophonist, will perform along with more than 20 other artists at the One World Concert on Oct. 9. He… Read more »
Panels showcase diverse views
Roxana Saberi was sentenced to eight years in Iranian prison on charges of espionage. She was released after four months on the fraudulent charges. She… Read more »
Winans shares inspiration for peace album
Gospel legend BeBe Winans is just one of many artists performing Oct. 9 for the One World Concert featuring His Holiness the Dalai Lama at… Read more »
Matisyahu describes Jewish upbringing
Amid his fourth album and fall tour, reggae artist Matisyahu will stop by Syracuse University on Oct. 9 for the One World Concert featuring His… Read more »
Schedule of events
What: “The Rise of Democracy in the Middle East” Where: Goldstein Auditorium When: Monday, Oct. 8, 9-11:30 a.m. NBC News national and international correspondent Ann… Read more »
Dalai Lama through the years: a look at important events for the 14th Dalai Lama
1935-1940 Lhamo Dhondup, now known as Tenzin Gyatso, was born July 6, 1935, in a small farming village in Northeastern Tibet. After four years of… Read more »
About the artists
Dave Matthews Matthews is known as the lead vocalist, songwriter and guitarist for the Dave Matthews Band. DMB has sold more tickets than any act… Read more »
City officials must be efficient, quick in replacing outdated parking meters
City officials need to move quickly and efficiently while negotiating a contract with a new company to update the city's parking meters. Last week, the… Read more »
Unforced errors continue to haunt SU as recent slide continues
Unforced errors continue to drag Syracuse down. Outside hitter Samantha Clarey struck a ball out of bounds to end what had been a competitive first… Read more »
Syracuse posts 5th consecutive shutout with win over Providence, continues undefeated season
No. 1 Syracuse continued its unbeaten season with a 3-0 win at Providence (5-6, 1-1 Big East) on Saturday. Three different players scored for the… Read more »
Liberal arts degrees often underpaid, undervalued in today’s society
For those who haven’t been living under a rock, it’s obvious there’s a rough economy awaiting college students once they leave the safety of the… Read more »
