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Sara Miller(315) 443-9038 Syracuse University has released its Climate Action Plan (CAP), an institutional blueprint and timeline for becoming climate neutral. Today, SU submitted its CAP to the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE), which serves…

Some 40 multimedia (photography, video, audio and writing) students from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications will turn their attention to the local town of Skaneateles this month.

As part of the Climate Action Plan, SU has committed to becoming climate neutral by 2040.

An imaginative retelling of Aesop’s Fables has been created by students and faculty in the Department of Drama in the College of Visual and Performing Arts.

Senior Amy Rabideau is among 18 students nationwide to receive the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation’s 2009–10 scholarship award.

Kelly Homan Rodoski(315) 443-3784 World-renowned choreographer Shen Wei and his company, Shen Wei Dance Arts (SWDA), will return to Syracuse for public performances of their triptych, titled “Re- (I,II,III),” at the Landmark Theatre on Thursday, Sept. 24, and Friday, Sept….

Members of the Syracuse University and greater Syracuse communities will have the opportunity from Sept. 21-25 to observe the construction of a sand mandala, a complex symbolic structure that is associated with the most profound and elaborate Buddhist ceremonies in Tibet.

The fall 2009 lineup for the Raymond Carver Reading Series has been announced. Each year, the series brings six fiction writers and six poets to campus to read their works and to interact with students.

Shen Weil Dance Arts will perform Sept. 24 and 25 at the Landmark Theatre. In conjunction, a Cultural Diplomacy Symposium will be held the same days, and two monks will construct a mandala in Eggers Commons Sept. 21-25.

United Press International reported on the meeting of the White House Task Force on Middle Class Families held at the Schine Student Center and chaired by U.S. Vice President Joseph Biden L’68. A Philadelphia Daily News column featured the “Stupid…