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Champagne wishes and billion dollar dreams
University hosts festive ceremony to announce $509 million has been raised so far; students skeptical of who will benefit most
By Stephanie Musat
With ice sculptures and big-screen TVs, Goldstein Auditorium looked more like a nightclub than a lecture hall Friday night when Chancellor Nancy Cantor and the co-chairs for The Campaign for Syracuse University announced the official kickoff and the progress made so far.
SUNY-ESF | Drug bust 'distresses' president
Seven ounces of marijuana seized at party
By Al Ortiz
A loud noise complaint for a Lancaster Street Halloween party resulted in more noise than Syracuse Police Department expected.
Campus briefs
By Matt Reilly
A Syracuse University student was sent to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries early Sunday morning after he was allegedly assaulted by three males, according to a Department of Public Safety news alert.
Professor develops file-sharing network software
By Shayna Meliker
File sharing, without the use of the Internet, will be made possible with Lee McKnight's Innovaticus, a new software program that allows information to be sent through almost any digital devices such as printers, MP3 players and microphones.
NYPIRG | N.Y. state activist group hosts voter drive
By Conor Orr
It's doubtful that people like junior Caroline Savage will be "rocking the vote" with the likes of P. Diddy and Samuel L. Jackson this November, yet Savage and her organization are doing their part to ensure that more young people get to the polls.
Boozing barrier: After turning 21, drinking habits change
By Ali Pickering
Though turning 21 is a ticket to legal drinking, interviews with students and experts reveal that reaching this milestone only lessens alcohol consumption among students.
BTH | Meet Emory's newest professor: The Dalai Lama
Leader of exiled Tibetans, Nobel Peace Laureate will sponsor religious science program, give lectures in new partnership
By Erin Curran
One faculty member in Georgia will not only be referred to as professor, but as "His Holiness."
