Accepted students day: Only strong will return in fall
The Quad's crowded sidewalks and discarded Otto stickers are signs that this week, high school juniors and seniors are visiting campus in higher numbers than… Read more »
Writer archives: Courtney Egelston
Students will enjoy themselves April 30 regardless of event name, location
Euclid Avenue or Walnut Park. MayFest or SU Showcase. The debate is as pointless as Keystone or Natty Ice. Since October, Syracuse University students have… Read more »
Teach for America provides opportunity to inspire, motivate underprivileged students
Teach for America offers an opportunity for Syracuse University graduates to challenge themselves and give back to society in a meaningful way. The organization, founded… Read more »
Don't wait to spring break your senior year
The SU men's basketball team may have had a great week, but for the rest of us, midterms meant days of sleep deprivation and stress.… Read more »
Discover SU's hidden treasures with free lunch, beer delivery
By this time of winter, I think we're all wondering why we didn't go to school down south. The weekend forecast is cloudy and cold,… Read more »
SU showcase should be recognized for academic excellence, not block parties
The newly released details of SU Showcase, formerly known as MayFest, are a reminder of the changes being made this year. For many, getting that… Read more »
Single Valentine's Day makes for more adventures, better stories
Crank up Beyonce's 'Single Ladies' - it's Feb. 14 again. Yesterday in Hendricks Chapel I overheard two girls discussing their weekend plans. One of them… Read more »
Join Doppelganger Week, find your celebrity twin
I'll admit it. I waste an unbelievable amount of time considering the quality of my Facebook profile picture. I search for a photo that says,… Read more »
Annual spring recruitment great for some, not for everyone
Tonight will kick off the National Pan-Hellenic Council's 2010 recruitment season. Pretty soon it's going to seem like every girl on campus is in a… Read more »
Ernie Davis dining center, still just a dining hall
Ernie Davis Dining Center, which opened Saturday, is now the newest and largest dining facility on campus, but it's still just a dining center. It… Read more »
Host visits provide better understanding of British life
I've been told life in London is much different from life in the rest of Great Britain, and this weekend I got to find out… Read more »
Weekend trip enhances abroad experience
SU London offers several weekend trips to different countries throughout the semester to places like Paris, Scotland, Berlin and Istanbul. These trips allow students to… Read more »
Abroad columnist urges students to take advantage of SU abroad opportunities
Studying abroad has opened my eyes to the wonders of the world. I've sunbathed under the Eiffel Tower, stuck my toes in the Mediterranean, looked… Read more »
Remembrance scholar urges students to learn more about Pan Am victims
The evidence of war is far more obvious here in Britain than it is in the United States. War memorials and statues of military leaders… Read more »
SU students could learn a lesson from London football fans
Tuesday night, I took the next step in becoming a true Londoner. I'm not a sports fanatic by any means, and if it weren't for… Read more »
American roots obvious with parents in tow
This week in London, America invaded. My parents visited.On my first day in London, the SU London program rattled of safety rules and social norms… Read more »
An American guide to London pubs
As the London autumn chill starts to set in, there are few things I am more thankful for than Costa coffee and London pubs. Pubs,… Read more »
London starting to feel like home
When I decided to study abroad in London I knew the language would be the same, but I had no idea how many other similarities… Read more »
An American in Paris
On Tuesday morning in a tiny, cramped bathroom I quickly threw on mascara, tried to fix my hair and checked my phone. 11:12 a.m. I… Read more »
The perfect way to spend a London Sunday
If I could have only one day in London, I'd want it to be this past Sunday. LONDON -- I woke up early to go… Read more »
A London bar review, written legally
LONDON - If you're going abroad to London, don't schedule class early Wednesday morning unless you like taking tests with a hangover. Tuesday nights at… Read more »
SU abroad student finds 'dream flat' in London
If you're a sophomore in Syracuse looking to escape that cramped four-person 'suite' you call home, then September marks the beginning of your off-campus housing… Read more »
Work-study demand, job requests rise
The number of students requesting more federal work-study hours at Syracuse University has increased, as the recession forces employers to cut back on those hours,… Read more »
