BTH : Meet Emory's newest professor: The Dalai Lama
One faculty member in Georgia will not only be referred to as professor, but as 'His Holiness.'The XIV Dalai Lama has been named Presidential Distinguished… Read more »
Writer archives: Erin Curran
Take Back the Night : Student groups march, speak out against sexual violence
They shout to combat the silence forced upon them. They unite as a community because men are victims, too. They march through the night reclaiming… Read more »
Student's freedom of speech tested before Supreme Court
When Joseph Frederick unfurled his homemade, 14-foot banner proclaiming 'Bong Hits 4 Jesus' during an Olympic torch relay in Juneau, Alaska, in 2002, he started… Read more »
Steinem examines feminine history, criticizes modern media ownership
Gloria Steinem, who for more than three decades has remained one of America's most recognized and revered feminists, addressed the current loosely defined state of… Read more »
Renowned feminist Gloria Steinem to speak on campus today
Journalist, change agent and feminist icon Gloria Steinem will speak at Hendricks Chapel today at 4 p.m.'An Evening with Gloria Steinem,' is co-sponsored by the… Read more »
Renowned feminist Gloria Steinem to speak on campus today
Journalist, change agent and feminist icon Gloria Steinem will speak at Hendricks Chapel today at 4 p.m.'An Evening with Gloria Steinem,' is co-sponsored by the… Read more »
Behind the scenes : Hidden helpers: Sometimes unappreciated but decidedly necessary, housekeepers preserve dorms' cleanliness
It's 8 a.m. and for the next nine hours Hana Palmer will clean carpets and bathroom floors in the Schine Student Center. She'll also wax… Read more »
Behind the scenes : Tastes like home: Food service workers try to create a sense of family for the students who rely on them
In one year, Syracuse University students on meal plans eat about 816,480 slices of American cheese, 111,450 pounds of french fries, 47,000 pounds of granola,… Read more »
All in a life's work
Edmund C. Arnold, typographer, educator, author and trailblazer, who elevated the importance of visual journalism, died Feb. 2 at Lewis-Gale Hospital in Roanoke, Va. He… Read more »
Binge eating surpasses anorexia, bulimia as most common disorder
Contrary to common belief, binge eating is the most frequent eating disorder, according to the first national census on eating disorders.The prevalence of binge eating… Read more »
Iraq War Peace Rallies: Washington D.C. : Syracuse joins celebrities to protest Bush's war plans
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Hundreds of residents from in and around the city of Syracuse including students from Syracuse University joined thousands from all walks of… Read more »
Members discuss funded research, Monday's Supreme Court hearing
The Syracuse University Senate met in Maxwell Auditorium Wednesday afternoon to hear reports from committees that function at the heart of the university, as well… Read more »
Report: Increase of students study in China, India
Recognizing international study as an essential part of preparing for a successful career in a globally interdependent world, U.S. students continue to study abroad in… Read more »
Google tops list of tech jobs for graduates
Google is the top choice technology employer among entry-level job seekers for the second year in a row, according to CollegeGrad.com., an entry-level job site.… Read more »
Attorney from first national case on intelligent design to speak to SU
The American Constitution Society of Syracuse University's College of Law will host a presentation today by Steve Harvey, a lead plaintiff's attorney in the first… Read more »
Aquired Tastes
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Report looks at role of FBI after Sept. 11
The Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse at Syracuse University released a comprehensive Justice Department report Monday, documenting the enforcement actions of the Federal Bureau of Investigations… Read more »
Eggers family's $1 million gift to fund department, scholarship
William Eggers, Richard Eggers and the Melvin and Mildred Eggers Charitable Family Foundation have pledged a $1 million gift to Syracuse University that will be… Read more »
Demonstration eliminates silence of LBGT community
Hendricks Chapel is no stranger to serving as a backdrop to Syracuse University student activism, and on Wednesday evening it played host to local students… Read more »
Family Advocacy Program to assist parents in child health issues
Syracuse University's Family Advocacy Program is working to improve the health and well-being of children served by the University Hospital's Pediatric and Adolescent Center by… Read more »
Martin J. Whitman visits SU campus for 3rd annual day of commemoration
Students, staff and alumni of the Martin J. Whitman School of Management celebrated Whitman Day on Tuesday, commemorating the 2003 naming of SU's School of… Read more »
Engineers host week-long celebration
In its celebration of E-Week, Syracuse University's L.C. Smith College of Engineering and Computer Science students want to show that engineers don't walk around with… Read more »
Dhafir honored by international human rights group
The Brussels Tribunal, an international human rights group, recently invited Dr. Rafil Dhafir to be an honorary member of its Advisory Committee.Dhafir, a New York-based… Read more »
Pataki signs Control of Remains Bill
New York State Governor George E. Pataki signed a bill that provides domestic partners, both same sex and opposite sex, the ability to make decisions… Read more »
