alzheimer's disease Langford named next dean of College of Arts and Sciences By Amanda Allison, Andy McCullough, Melanie Hicken The Daily Orange June 9, 2008
cold case initiative Cantor breaks down ‘Scholarship in Action’ By Amanda Allison, Andy McCullough, Melanie Hicken The Daily Orange March 18, 2008
School of Information Studies, School of Information Studies, Dean search narrowed down to three By Ali Pickering, Katie Papo The Daily Orange January 31, 2008
arthur brooks The Hill’s Eleven : Her billion-dollar baby: With $350 million down, Cantor’s fund raising campaign hinges on her vision for SU’s future By Eddie Jacovino March 28, 2007
barry wells A day in the life of Chancellor Nancy Cantor: Friday, March 23, 2007 By Eddie Jacovino March 28, 2007
melvin stith The Hill’s Eleven : ‘Baching’ it: What Cantor’s family does when she’s out of town By Eddie Jacovino March 27, 2007
anastasia urtz The path of Nancy Cantor: In the name of defending her values, she’s won acclaim with academia, two chancellor jobs — and enemies along the way By Jared Novack, Scott Lieber The Daily Orange April 30, 2006
board of trustees SU Board of Trustees issues statement regarding HillTV, Cantor By Laura Van Wert December 5, 2005
code of student conduct HillTV reinstated: Faculty panel grants appeal of Cantor’s decision By Heather Collura November 30, 2005
andrew lederman Tens of thousands spent on furniture, travel and stipends for SA By Ryan Gainor February 14, 2005
Carrier Dome Inauguration ceremonies officially install Cantor as 11th SU chancellor By Pete Freedman November 7, 2004
College of Visual and Performing Arts Chancellor brings new perspective to a changed campus By William L. Holmes November 7, 2004
brown v. board of education Nancy Cantor leaves Illinois after unifying, diversifying university By Sam Edelstein February 10, 2004
Chancellor University officials unveil 11th chancellor, Nancy Cantor By J.P. Nuthall February 8, 2004
board of trustees Nancy Cantor named first woman chancellor, will take office in August By J.P. Nuthall February 5, 2004
