From the box office: Sept. 13-15
Friday the 13th is considered one of the unluckiest days in a calendar year. However, one of this weekend’s new releases, “Insidious: Chapter 2,” opened… Read more »
Daily Archives: September 17, 2013
Lost in the dark: Third installment of 'Riddick' trilogy leaves audience confused, needs more explanation
“Riddick” is exactly what you would expect: a violent sci-fi thriller. It’s been nine years since the last installment, but Vin Diesel is back, playing… Read more »
Prepare for local internship fair, research employers, dress appropriately
To distinguish yourself from other students and stand out to potential employers, preparation is key. On Wednesday, approximately 95 organizations will be at the Panasci… Read more »
Broyld getting better grasp of playbook
For the first two weeks of the season, Ashton Broyld operated almost exclusively out of the slot. But in Syracuse's 54-0 pounding of Wagner on… Read more »
Krautman has slight tear in pelvic area
Kicker Ross Krautman has a slight tear in his pelvic area, Syracuse head coach Scott Shafer said during his weekly teleconference on Tuesday. Krautment underwent… Read more »
Phone apps prove potential as future of on-campus student safety
The Syracuse University community should embrace the evolving age of student safety brought forth by technology. A new mobile application, BlueLight, has gained national attention… Read more »
Monk discusses food shortages
Bhikkhu Bodhi, a prominent American Buddhist monk, spoke Monday night in Hendricks Chapel about world hunger and food productivity as part of a Syracuse Symposium… Read more »
Hospital releases recovering DPS officer
A Department of Public Safety officer hurt in a lightning strike on South Campus more than two weeks ago has been released from the hospital.… Read more »
Assembly elects 5 Arts and Sciences representatives
Five new student assembly members were elected to represent the College of Arts and Sciences at Student Association’s meeting Monday night. After seven candidates spoke… Read more »
Driving it home: Maxwell student comes to SU to improve golf nonprofit organization
About five years ago, Joe Hanna was watching “60 Minutes” when a piece came on about a day in the life of American soldiers in… Read more »
DPS, iSchool to develop campus safety app
The Department of Public Safety has begun developing an emergency messenger app to better ensure safety among the Syracuse University student body. DPS is developing… Read more »
SU creates scholarship to honor OCC athletic director
Syracuse University announced it will create a scholarship in honor of Rob Edson, former senior associate director of athletics who died this weekend. The scholarship… Read more »
Republican Party does not name candidate
Less than a week after incumbent Mayor Stephanie Miner won the Democratic primary for the 2013 mayoral election, the local Republican Party announced on Monday… Read more »
Students file fewer requests for religious observances
For the last two years, Syracuse University has seen an increase in religious observances requests on MySlice, but with this year’s Yom Kippur and Rosh… Read more »