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Alumnus exits U.S. Senate race; plans to continue as N.H. mayor
By Nicole Loring
Steve Marchand is not your average politician. A 1996 Syracuse University alumnus in international relations and public relations, Marchand has devoted his still-young political career to serving the people.
SU Athletics responds to swim teams
By Kyle Austin
A Syracuse University Athletic Department official gave a response Wednesday to a presentation made by two members of the men's and women's swimming and diving teams at Monday's Student Association meeting.
Humanitarian recommends service to SU
By Naresh Rammohan
Growing up in a trailer, moving from place to place and never really having a typical childhood, Dr. Paul Farmer gained independence at an extremely early age.
Fraternities to examine Jena Six case
By Sandra Plasse
Martin Luther King Jr. once said, "In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends." On the Syracuse University campus, Phi Beta Sigma, Sigma Alpha Mu, Alpha Phi Alpha and Sigma Gamma Rho will not remain silent.
SUNY Upstate plans $510 million expansion project
By Sumayyah Kobeisy
The State University of New York's Upstate Medical University wants to embark on a $510 million expansion to enhance the university.
Greek Life | Greeks and their games
Basketball, hotdog eating and other events highlight week of philanthropic activity
This week marks the beginning of a series of philanthropic events in the greek community at Syracuse University. A basketball tournament, a hotdog-eating contest, kickball and a dodge ball tournament will give to worthy causes focused in medicine.
University advises students to remove file-sharing software
By Melissa Daniels
Students received an e-mail alert Wednesday evening "strongly urging" them to uninstall any P2P file-sharing programs from their computers because simply having the program can draw violations from organizations like the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).
