Several SU Abroad programs introduced in summer 2010 see success
When Erica Brenner decided to go abroad to Ghana this past summer, she never expected the flashlight on her cell phone would potentially save a… Read more »
Writer archives: Alexa Greenberg
Anthropologist shares struggles with Asperger's
As a child, Dawn Prince remembers her family's abnormal behavior. At the dinner table, her uncle would balance food on his head and recite pi… Read more »
Award-winning Israeli author to discuss creative writing, experiences
Etgar Keret, an award-winning Israeli author, will visit Syracuse University on Tuesday at 7 p.m. for a lecture and reading. He will speak in the… Read more »
Amputee, alumnus to share struggle for ordinary life
IF YOU GOWhat: John Robinson SpeechWhere: 434 Newhouse IIIWhen: Friday, 4 p.m. How much: FreeJohn Robinson stands 3 feet 8 inches tall. He was born… Read more »
Forensic program to hold series of national workshops
A $912,000 grant will allow the Syracuse University forensic science program to hold a series of national workshops with field practitioners, allowing professors to develop… Read more »
Costas, panel weigh role of citizen journalists
Bob Costas doesn't see someone recording a video of a sporting event on their cell phone as a threat to his job. He said mobile… Read more »
Costas to lead free speech panel
Bob Costas, an NBC sportscaster who attended Syracuse University, will return to campus Friday as a panelist in the first of three panel discussions related… Read more »
