Food studies major to focus on production, food industry
The David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics has announced it will be offering a bachelor of science in food studies beginning in… Read more »
Writer archives: Justin Mattingly
Number of AP tests taken rises
With more high school students taking Advanced Placement exams than a decade ago, high schools are becoming hubs for higher education. In an annual report… Read more »
Invention competition stresses practical skills
The L.C. Smith College of Engineering and Computer Science has announced the return of the Invention and Creativity Competition, a contest to encourage engineering students… Read more »
Young African Leaders Initiative participates to visit for training session
The Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs is joining IREX, an international nonprofit organization, and the U.S. Department of State to host 25 participants… Read more »
Physical Plant uses salt to tackle icy campus after snowfall
Syracuse’s notoriously snowy winters are in full swing — as of Sunday afternoon, the city has accumulated 78.9 inches of snow this season. To tackle… Read more »
Construction projects move ahead as scheduled
Syracuse University’s campus may start to look a little different as several construction projects progress toward completion. Dineen Hall, a new bookstore and Dick Clark… Read more »
SU participates in competition to encourage sustainability
The Orange is vamping up its efforts to go green. Syracuse University is competing in a nationwide competition titled RecycleMania, which is an eight-week competition… Read more »
Former players, alumni to attend tailgate event
With one of the most anticipated college basketball games in recent history just a few days away, the Syracuse University Office of Alumni Relations is… Read more »
SU senior provides housing options for students studying abroad
With more American students opting to study abroad, more and more students are trying to find suitable housing for the semester. Syracuse University student Ryan… Read more »
