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The NewsHouse: Class of 1963 Offers Sage Advice
The Syracuse University class of 1963, celebrating its Golden Reunion this year, offers advice to current students and this year’s graduating class
Live United, Give United, Go SU
United Way pledge cards are being distributed throughout the Syracuse University community as this year’s campaign gets under way. The United Way funds dozens of charitable organizations in Central New York, and all require your dollars to keep important programs…
SU Libraries Upgrade Public Workstations
One of the most common complaints the SU Libraries receive from students is how slow its computers are. Given that library computers are the most heavily used on campus, the ‘ibraries’ information technology staff have been looking for ways to…
Biologists Confirm Role of Sperm Competition in Formation of New Species
‘Current Biology’ article marks culmination of six years of research Biologists in Syracuse University’s College of Arts and Sciences have confirmed that reproductive isolation, a critical step in the formation of new species, can arise from diversifying sperm competition. Their…
In Class: COM 427, “Social Media for Communicators”
Social Media Professor William Ward (@DR4WARD) gives his students a chance to take Google Glass for a spin during COM 427, “Social Media for Communicators.” Is this the future of social media? Ward’s fearless sidekick, Ty the Wonder Dog, helps assist in the lesson plan and the exploration of this new device.
Hon. Helen Shores Lee Speaks at College of Law
Four Little Girls from Syracuse University News on Vimeo.
CCJI Concludes Five Cities Project
CCJI and NAACP from Syracuse University News on Vimeo.
In a Pinch They’re Trained to Help
It may be among the most important lessons learned at residence halls this semester—fire safety training provided by a host of departments from Syracuse University, the City of Syracuse, and New York State.
News Services Report: Welcome Address by Kent D. Syverud
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Transcript of Welcome Address by Kent D. Syverud
Thank you, Dick and Ryan, for those welcoming words and for your great service to Syracuse University. First things first. I must acknowledge and thank our Chancellor, Nancy Cantor. Nancy, you have been an extraordinary leader in higher education, at…