Hit and miss: Seivert saw some plans fall short, while others succeeded
Larry Seivert's journey as president of the Student Association's 53rd session hasn't been a smooth one. Throughout his term, he has achieved several of his… Read more »
Writer archives: Kathleen Ronayne
Assembly making strides to re-create MayFest day
By the end of the semester and his term, Student Association President Larry Seivert hopes to announce a solid groundwork for the re-creation of MayFest… Read more »
Student Association : Assembly talks library books, MayFest
Student Association members and SA President Larry Seivert have been meeting with Vice President and Dean of Student Affairs Thomas Wolfe every Friday morning to… Read more »
Rose Laying Ceremony ends week of honoring Pan Am 103 victims
John Sweeney, a Syracuse University alumnus, laid a red rose on the Wall of Remembrance Friday to honor 35 of his fallen peers.Sweeney studied in… Read more »
Assembly debates spring funding for student organizations
Representatives from various student organizations filled Maxwell Auditorium Monday night to learn how much money they will receive from Student Association.In each SA budget season,… Read more »
Student Association : Organizations disagree with budget allocations
Students argued over the way that the Student Association allocates funds to recognized student organizations at Monday night's SA meeting.'There is a small amount of… Read more »
Barnhart discusses safety, MayFest
If elected Student Association president, Jon Barnhart plans to improve campus safety, develop a more effective budget plan for student organizations and save MayFest. 'I… Read more »
SA programs on track nationally
The Syracuse University Student Association ranks high among other student governments from across the country, said assembly representative Angelo Coker at Monday's meeting. Coker and… Read more »
Housing pilot program to open gender-neutral housing
Fifty years ago, males and females at Syracuse University could not live next door to each other. They could not even live on the same… Read more »
A 'refreshing' change: For the first time since 2007, two candidates are running for president
Syracuse University students will see something rare when they go to vote for Student Association president this year: two candidates. Last November, current president Larry… Read more »
Assembly still concerned over housing option
The program that would allow students of the opposite sex to live together is an empty promise, Student Association members said Monday.Syracuse University is not… Read more »
Assembly discusses gender-neutral housing pilot program
A pilot program for gender-neutral housing will debut next fall, allowing upperclassmen the option of living in two-person suites, and South Campus apartments, with members… Read more »
DPS, administration address assembly's safety concerns
Department of Public Safety officers and Thomas Wolfe, senior vice president and dean of Student Affairs, responded to concerns about safety and campus-wide communication at… Read more »
Vigil held for Pan Am 103
Candles shone brightly near the steps of Hendricks Chapel. As one blew out, John Crandall reminded the crowd: it is easy to blow out one… Read more »
Assembly responds to stabbings
Three days after the stabbings outside the Alpha Tau Omega house, Student Association members expressed their outrage Tuesday night at the lack of communication between… Read more »
SA elects 12 members to assembly
A record number of applicants ran for various Student Association positions at a meeting that lasted over four hours Monday night. Student representatives were elected… Read more »
SA elects four new members, technology director
Student Association elected four new assembly members and a new director of technology at Tuesday's meeting.SA reserves a certain number of assembly spots for students… Read more »
Assembly opens year by discussing bomber's release
Student Association unveiled plans Monday to develop an official student response to the release of Abdul Baset al-Megrahi, the only man convicted in the 1988… Read more »
SU announces 18th class of Remembrance Scholars
Alex Coulombe was studying abroad in London during the 20th anniversary of the terrorist bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland - a… Read more »
Smokers fuming over cigarette tax hike
The price of cigarettes rose by 61.6 cents when legislation signed by President Barack Obama took effect April 1. The bill, which is part of… Read more »
Wall to link athletics, academics
Meet Kevin Wall - the new link between academics and athletics at Syracuse University. Wall became director of Student-Athlete Support Services March 17. He is… Read more »
SU to host memorial for law professor
Syracuse University will host a memorial service today for Donna Arzt, a former professor of law for twenty years, at 1 p.m. today in Hendricks… Read more »
Class of 2009 reinstates lost university giving campaign
Syracuse University's Class Council of 2009 is reviving a tradition that's been on hiatus for 14 years - with the Senior Class Giving Campaign.The initiative,… Read more »
In Lockerbie book, professors look past tragedy
Eight of Lawrence Mason's students died Dec. 21, 1988, when their plane exploded in the sky over Lockerbie, Scotland.Libyan terrorists planted a bomb in Pan… Read more »
