City officials look to hire outside company to boot cars
Syracuse city officials are looking to transfer the responsibility of booting cars to a private company to more efficiently collect more than $6 million in… Read more »
Daily Archives: March 6, 2013
Band of brothers: Emerson College fraternity raises money to help member afford female-to-male confirmation procedure
Phi Alpha Tau, a professional communicative arts fraternity at Emerson College, is raising funds to help new member Donnie Collins afford a female-to-male confirmation procedure.… Read more »
Schumer introduces to forgive deceased students' loan debts
New York Sen. Charles Schumer has proposed a new bill that would require private college loan providers to forgive debts in the case of a… Read more »
Students to volunteer in Syracuse in Alternative Spring Break program through Catholic center
Though many students are preparing to head home for Spring Break, a few plan to stay behind to give back to the city of Syracuse.… Read more »
IN A FLASH: Christmas sparks Syracuse run, shows potential in win over DePaul
The brilliance surfaced as if from nowhere, and in an instant it was gone. These flashes of greatness from Rakeem Christmas — flashes that correspond… Read more »
Members of chancellor search committee to host open forums March 18
UPDATE: March 7, 12:41 a.m. Staff, faculty and students are invited to discuss what they would like to see in Syracuse University’s next chancellor during… Read more »
Secular Lifestyles
In religion, there are a variety of different words and terms used to describe someone’s belief system – Christian, Muslim, Hindu. [photos] In addition to… Read more »
Two Syracuse football players among 4 arrested, charged with burglary of South Campus apartment
UPDATED: March 6, 6:50 p.m. Four Syracuse University students, including two Syracuse football players, were arrested on charges of burglarizing South Campus apartments on Feb.… Read more »
#SUplaymakers brings Falk, Gross, Steiner to speak on campus Tuesday
Chair Emeritus of the Sport Management Advisory Board David Falk, also known for his work as a sports agent for athletes and personalities such as… Read more »
Battle of the boba: Boba Suite, Unique Tea House duke it out to see which has bubble tea has the better boba
It’s a battle of the boba, a tapioca smackdown. The challengers: Boba Suite Tea House, located at 713 S. Crouse Ave., and Unique Tea House,… Read more »
Rapper Joey Bada$$ proves engaging, energetic performance as up-and-coming artist
The current rap scene in America is getting younger. The days of Dr. Dre and P. Diddy running the West and East coast scenes are… Read more »
Holloway: Religion can be good to your health, depending on which statistics are analyzed
Meet Heather Iona Holloway, my little Scottish sister who’s just back from her latest edition of God camp this weekend. Facebook posts from her 1,000-plus… Read more »
LGBT Center, history department screen powerful film about AIDS advocacy group
Watching a documentary on the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power group that began in the late 1980s, Diane Wiener became emotional as she recognized some… Read more »
Beer Bites: St. Patrick's Day
It’s March. That means I can finally start pretending it’s spring while winter wears out its welcome. More importantly, it’s the playoffs for beer drinkers.… Read more »
Student safety when studying abroad a top priority for SU, Cornell University
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, Alexis Santi was misquoted. Santi said the travel registry at Cornell University makes the paperwork easier for… Read more »
Activist discusses child trafficking in Nepal, encourages students to volunteer
For Conor Grennan, a getaway trip led to a life-changing experience. Grennan, founder and president of Next Generation Nepal, spoke Tuesday as part of the… Read more »
Syracuse preparing for life without Mullins, considering potential backups
Syracuse is preparing for life without Brandon Mullins. His ability to play atop the defense, as well in close around the crease is rare enough.… Read more »
Collective effort: Triche's family helps mold senior guard into consistent, reliable leader
Three sets of eyes fixate on Brandon Triche. They follow his every move, studying his footwork and analyzing his mechanics at an otherwise deserted Melo… Read more »