Tag: Bird Library
Video: The future of Bird Library
Bird Library is in its 45th year on Syracuse University campus. See how it might be changing in the years to come. Read More »
Why some students decided to not go to Juice Jam
There were many reasons some students didn’t attend Juice Jam. Lack of interest in musical artists and expensive ticket prices are among them. Read More »
Construction update: Hendricks Chapel work nears completion
Pete Sala, vice president and chief facilities officer, detailed ongoing project updates in an email to the campus community Tuesday. Read More »
Syracuse University tutoring services expand programming this semester
Students will have the opportunity to receive tutoring in more classes this semester. Here is a list of the classes that are being offered. Read More »
Syracuse University’s libraries are more than a study hall. Here’s how you can make the most of them.
Student Life columnist Joanna Orland shares the secrets of Syracuse University libraries, from entrepreneurial resources to a real Oscar tucked away on the sixth floor. Read More »
Incoming SA leadership should balance new initiatives with improving public perception
The Daily Orange Editorial Board addresses the public perception pitfalls SA has faced in the past year and discusses how the incoming administration should address them. Read More »
SA leaders share what they accomplished during the 60th legislative session
SA President and Vice President Eric Evangelista and Joyce LaLonde share what they accomplished during the 2016-17 academic year within the C.A.R.E. platform they campaigned on. Read More »
The Daily Orange Editorial Board endorses James Franco and Angie Pati for Student Association president and vice president
The D.O. Editorial Board explains its reasoning for endorsing the Franco-Pati ticket over presidential candidate Tyler Rossi and vice presidential candidate Roy Tin. Read More »
That display in Bird Library took months to make
Sustainacuse, a coalition of graduate architecture and engineering students, installed their sustainability exhibit in Bird Library this week to an opening reception Friday. Read More »
These graduate students are building a literal green room
Two professors teach a graduate-level class that will install a sustainability exhibit in Bird Library this spring, but ultimately, it’s the students’ project. Read More »
If you build it – in Bird Library – they will come
Graduate students in architecture and engineering are building an interactive, virtual and augmented reality-infused exhibit due to open April 14 in Bird Library. Read More »
The ultimate movie guide for when you’re pretending to be in Cabo
Not everyone goes on a wild trip during the week off from classes, and movie columnist Lilly Stuecklen has a fine alternative. Read More »
Syracuse University was wise to create a centralized tutoring center, but needs to publicize it
The Daily Orange Editorial Board supports Syracuse University's consolidation of tutoring services in E.S. Bird Library, but encourages the university to promote the center on a wider basis. Read More »
4 things totally going on at SU that you’re missing
Syracuse Stage may still be showing "Mary Poppins," but humor columnist Josh Feinblatt did some research to see what's really going on at SU while students are away. Read More »
REACHING BACK: Remembrance Scholars strive to connect with late students without archive collections
For some Remembrance Scholars, representing one of the 35 can be easier said than done because some of the students lost in Pan Am Flight 103 do not have collections in their name in the archives. Read More »
LaunchPad executive director connects aspiring Entrepreneurs to global businesses
To Linda Hartsock, working with students on their business plans, as part of Blackstone Launchpad, has been highly rewarding and satisfying career. Read More »
ESPN reporter talks race and gender in journalism
Sarina Morales, an ESPN reporter and Syracuse University alum, gave her commemorative speech for Latino/Hispanic Heritage Month on Thursday. Morales discussed issues of race in the sports media industry. Read More »
Gallery: SU community calls for justice in response to incidents of police brutality
About 60 Syracuse University community members gathered by Hendricks Chapel to participate in a march against police brutality toward black people on Saturday afternoon. Read More »
Syracuse University community members march against police violence toward black people
Syracuse University community members participated in a march against police brutality toward black people on Saturday afternoon. Read More »
'Our Doors Opened Wide' exhibition illustrates veterans’ lives at SU after returning from war
An exhibition features letters, films, photographs and memorabilia from veterans’ lives at SU opened at E.S. Bird Library on Thursday. Read More »
Syracuse University to hold event to inspire women entrepreneurs
An event called, “Inspiring Women Entrepreneurs,” will be held at Syracuse University's new entrepreneurship center. The event will include a keynote speech by Tameka Montgomery and a panel discussion. Read More »
Syracuse University Libraries to hold Welcome Fest
The libraries at SU are ringing in the new year with an open house event, hoping to draw crowds with improved interactivity and a myriad of exciting student resources. Read More »
Syracuse University news stories you might have missed over the summer
Catch up on some of the major news and stories from Syracuse University you might have missed over the summer. Read More »
An explanation of the Campus Framework: SU's 20-year infrastructure project
Syracuse University released the Campus Framework, a 20-year plan for the physical campus, in June. Here is an explanation of that plan and what it means for SU. Read More »