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Some say the policy is a form of censorship, while others say it is a smart business move.
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Paul Longchamps, a light bulb changer for SU, will begin the 2,180-mile trek of the Appalachian Trail in February.
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Snowfall levels this year are nearly half of what they typically are.
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The 27th annual MLK Jr. dinner included a Southern feast, singing, dancing and awards for Unsung Heroes.
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SUA provides 24/7 ambulance services to faculty, staff and students at the university. The organization is almost entirely run by student members who are living a double life.
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The number of military veterans attending Syracuse University has more than tripled since 2006, thanks to the post-9/11 G.I. Bill and the university's efforts to recruit and retain veterans.
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Student participation in SA elections tops record high; voters pick Dylan Lustig for president.
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A school archivist traces SU's history back to the five original campus buildings.
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More than 70 students, from across nearly every SU school, gathered at the iSchool for the second annual MLB.com College Challenge.
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The Syracuse University Marching Band will play the fight songs from three other universities as well as the SU alma mater at the 77th Annual Heisman Memorial Trophy Gala.
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In search of standout stories on campus, students found plenty of bests, favorites and firsts. Their SUperlative videos range from quesadillas to Quidditch.
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Syracuse students showed up to counter the protests of the Westboro Baptists, but the Kansas radicals never showed.
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A snapshot of Bernie Fine and his career at Syracuse University.
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Lustig beat out opponent Taylor Carr in the most popular SA election since voting started on MySlice.
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Journalist Bob Herbert advocated for building up the country's infrastructure, both literal and figurative, in Tuesday's University Lecture.
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Candidates for several SA positions discuss their positions on community service, personal leadership skills and the university's national rankings at this year's debate.
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Follow updates from the former New York Times columnist's 7:30 p.m. talk at Hendricks Chapel.
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More education equals more opportunity, right? Young college dropouts say no.
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An academic panel discussed relations between the United States and Middle East nations.
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While Syracuse has had its share of warm weather this fall, that is not the only reason for increased bikes on campus.
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NPR personality Moira Gunn hosts a panel to gauge political, media influences on the Earth.
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Syracuse University emerges as leader in student entrepreneurship thanks to a thriving club, donations from outside organizations and personal drive.
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Here are some of the best places to visit/avoid when your parents are in town for Family Weekend.
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Review: The stand-up comedian filled Goldstein Auditorium with laughter at his uncommon, but clever, comedic style.
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Best-selling author David Sedaris engages a Syracuse University audience with his satirical humor and real-life experiences.
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Follow updates from the popular humorist's sold-out 6 p.m. talk at Goldstein Auditorium.
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The Nation editor Katherine vanden Heuvel advocates for citizens retaking the government at Syracuse University's second University Lecture.
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Follow updates from the political magazine editor and publisher 7:30 p.m. talk at Hendricks Chapel.
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Maria Hinojosa, the first speaker for this year's University Lectures Series, brings Latino issues out of the dark.
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Follow updates from 'Latino USA' host's 7:30 p.m. talk at Hendricks Chapel.
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SU and community members reflect on the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 tragedy with a Service of Remembrance and Hope.
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The Syracuse University Marching Band spends several days before the start of fall semester to train acclimate new members to life behind the end zone.
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SU students start the fall semester with challenges, enthusiasm and sunglasses.
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Members of the Black Celestial Choral Ensemble reflect on the bonds they made over the years as they close out their 34th year of performances.
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Although Syracuse has the largest indoor arena within 260 miles, major concerts and community events are rare because of its commitment to Orange athletics and campus activities.
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The annual spring exercise honors nearly 5,500 SU graduates, many of whom stayed connected with Facebook, Twitter and their social networks throughout the ceremony.
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With uncertainty among some as to why science pioneer J. Craig Venter will be delivering this year's commencement speech to graduates, a school official breaks down the student-driven process.
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Syracuse University students continue the more than century-old tradition of ringing Crouse College's bells.
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Students from across the University displayed their sustainability-themed work in Schine Student Center, Monday.
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It was Euclid Avenue vs. Walnut Park, Round 2.
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Torrential downpours flooded on and off-campus streets Tuesday as winds reportedly as high as 60 mph swept through Syracuse.
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The Office of Student Activities at Syracuse University raised their glasses to a number of students and organizations for their achievements on campus.
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A new startup by recent Syracuse University graduates brings the food truck business back to The Hill.
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As winner of the Tully Center honor, Umar Cheema says 'staying silent was not an option' following his abduction.
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Thousands of participants attended Syracuse University's ninth annual Relay for Life, raising more than $165,000 for the American Cancer Society.
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Maude Barlow takes a tough look at the water crisis brewing up in the world and criticizes “big water” and governments for watering down a crucial issue.
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About 80 SU students and community members run the "Nearly Naked Mile" to raise money for the Westcott Community Center and national triathlon competition.
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Craig Harris won the prize for his eight-part investigative series on the broken and corrupt pension system in Arizona.
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Local mixed-ability teams showcase their talent and use of adaptive sports equipment for abled and disabled youth.
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Syracuse University celebrates 141st birthday with National Orange Day.
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