Search committee to use website, survey to help find next chancellor
A number of ways for the Syracuse University community to voice what it would like to see in the next chancellor are in the works,… Read more »
Daily Archives: January 16, 2013
Well engaged: Grant Auditorium sets an unlikely stage for romantic proposal to one lucky student
Students shuffled into Joseph Fanelli’s CFS 388: “Human Sexuality” class in Grant Auditorium on Dec. 5, 2012, just like every Wednesday before that, expecting a… Read more »
Slice of history: As Cosmos marks its 50th anniversary, Marshall Street community mourns loss of owner
On Monday, the staff of Cosmos Pizza and Grill didn’t turn on the lights or unlock the door. The popular and long-standing restaurant on Marshall… Read more »
Stephanie Miner announces bid for re-election
Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner announced Wednesday that she will run for a second term in office. Miner formally announced her re-election bid at noon during… Read more »
Living the charmed life: MIT offers students non-academic classes to better interpersonal skills
In a generation of emails, tweets and texts, some college students may struggle with the everyday “charm” of making a good first impression, how to… Read more »
Dinner to honor Martin Luther King Jr.'s achievements, unsung heroes
Syracuse University and the surrounding community will gather Jan. 19 to honor and celebrate the life of Martin Luther King Jr. This year marks the… Read more »