Congress tries to end financial aid corruption
The process of applying to college can be expensive.And now, some companies are illegally charging students and their families to help fill out their Free… Read more »
Writer archives: Sam Edelstein
Bill would increase center's funding
More funding for a proposed environmental research center in Syracuse may be on the way, if it can clear roadblocks in the U.S. Senate.Nearly $9… Read more »
Website allows students to critique different aspects of college
Choosing a college or university can be a tough task, especially when advice is coming from books written by people who graduated long ago or… Read more »
SU holds ceremonies to honor Lockerbie, Rememberance scholars
Fifteen years ago, the Syracuse University community experienced one of its greatest tragedies.During a flight back from London, a terrorist bomb exploded aboard Pan Am… Read more »
Prices for college textbooks significantly higher in United States compared to overseas markets
College students all over the world pay exorbitant amounts of money each semester to afford another set of required textbooks. The only difference between the… Read more »
James Earl Jones to lecture about culture's interaction with individuals
People will come. People will most definitely come. As they build the stage, he will come. University Union is bringing James Earl Jones to speak… Read more »
Hospitals required to offer contraceptives
Sexually assaulted women now have another place to turn to ensure that pregnancy is not something they have to worry about.On Wednesday, New York Gov.… Read more »
Law school applications break national, SU records
This year, graduate schools - law schools in particular - across the country received the most applications since 1991. Syracuse University is no different.Along with… Read more »
Students challenge scheduling plan
Students got their first chance to attack the university's new proposed scheduling paradigm, but its creators met the wave of questions and criticism with stiff… Read more »
Off-campus residents face tougher law enforcement
In May of 1998, Livingston Avenue student residents held 'Livingstock,' an annual block party. The party, which police broke up because of loud music and… Read more »
Students, residents meet one another at fest
Although many off-campus students have outgrown floor meetings and dining hall food, they still may want an opportunity to meet their neighbors.The fifth-annual Taste of… Read more »
