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Staff 2 Staff Wellness Series: LiveWELL
Wednesday, August 26 Noon – 1 p.m. 018 Eggers Hall Staff 2 Staff Wellness Series: LiveWELL LiveWell combines movements of yoga, tai chi, pilates and ballet to provide an exercise program that utilizes your own body’s weight and flowing motions….
Academic year office hours begin Monday, August 31
Academic year office hours for Syracuse University will begin on Monday, August 31 and will be in effect through Friday, May 14. Office hours are 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. questions? contact: Margie Johnson Human Resources Skytop Office Building Phone: 443-4224 Fax:…
Subjects needed for exercise science study
Subjects are needed for a study examining the insulin response to physical activity during frequent meal consumption. This study will give you a better understanding of your body’s insulin response to frequent calorie consumption, with and without exercise. Subjects will…
Call for student job postings
Campus departments that have student employment job postings for the fall semester should contact HR’s Student Employment Services (HRSES) to have their openings posted on the HRSES website. Postings can be initiated by completing the “On and Off Campus Job…
Change in Traffic Pattern on University Place
University Place will become one-way (westbound/downhill) between Ostrom Avenue and Comstock Avenue on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. These are the two busiest days of student move-in. This traffic pattern change will allow student access to nearby residence…
New enterprising students, new distinguished faculty point Syracuse University to the future
Kevin C. Quinn(315) 443-8338 Building on its legacy as a place of opportunity and innovation, Syracuse University this week will welcome 3,260 new undergraduate students—bright, enterprising women and men who represent the University’s most economically and socially diverse incoming class…
New enterprising students, new distinguished faculty point Syracuse University to the future
Building on its legacy as a place of opportunity and innovation, Syracuse University this week will welcome 3,260 new undergraduate students—bright, enterprising women and men who represent the University’s most economically and socially diverse incoming class ever.
SU in the News: Monday, August 24
Newhouse’s Vin Crosbie comments on diminishing online anonymity in the Toronto Globe and Mail
SU’s Pulse Performing Arts Series announces 2009–10 season; highlights include jazz trumpeter Chris Botti and internationally acclaimed Martha Graham Dance Company
The 2009–10 season of Syracuse University’s Pulse Performing Arts Series features a selection of free events in addition to ticketed concerts.
Syracuse University organist Owolabi to present recital Sept. 8
The program will include works by Johann Sebastian Bach, Johann Ludwig Krebs, Maurice Duruflé, Rachel Laurin and William Bolcom.