Syracuse University News

Filling in for Lou Dobbs, CNN's Kitty Pilgrim asks Howard Kurtz and Robert Thompson if they think the Michael Jackson story has received too much coverage or not.

ALBANY, NY, July 1, 2009 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Samara Gabree, Nurse Practitioner at Whitney M. Young, Jr.

After conducting a nationwide search, Liverpool Public Library trustees decided the best person to run the library was already working for the library.

Editor's Note: The Pride-parade image of carefree, middle class youth doesn't fit the impoverished reality of millions of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender elders of color.

Peter Buffett will be performing his 'Concert and Conversation' program on Monday, June 29th, to mark the opening of the 2009 Aspen Ideas Festival NEW YORK, NY, July 01, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Some of the world's most inspired and provocative thinkers, writers, artists, business people, teachers, and leaders are gathered each year at The Aspen ...

Judith "Judy" Cantor died on June 16 unexpectedly in Raleigh. She was 60. A life cut short as always by a directional sign that says, exit here.

Nick Cassavetes looks like he's an imposing guy even as he chats amiably with a few admirers in a swank hotel lobby.

Bernie Madoff's victims from around the nation will pack a Manhattan courtroom this morning to see him sentenced for stealing billions in the biggest Ponzi scheme in Wall Street history.

Odessa-Montour's Class of 2009 left the high school as graduates Friday night, ready to face the world's challenges with the support of their community.

Vice President Joe Biden wasn't kidding Wednesday when he told Syracuse University's men's lacrosse team that he wanted to have an informal evening with them at his house in Washington.

However, a new study suggests that smaller males rule if presented with an opportunity to woo females when they are not hanging out on cow dung.

About 130 local college students are training to become summer camp counselors for the Say Yes to Education summer camp.

Syracuse Police have identified the woman who died after falling into Hiawatha Lake in Upper Onondaga Lake last night.

A television and pop culture professor at Syracuse University looks at the sudden fascination with 'Jon and Kate Plus 8' and the impact it could have ...

"I congratulate Robert Beadle on this achievement," said Mark S. Hayward, director of the SBA Rhode Island District Office.

A Pacific islander has been chosen to receive the prestigious US Fulbright scholarship, the first from the region in more than a decade.

Under the theme "Equality...Nothing more," more than 700 marchers paraded through downtown Syracuse this morning for the 21st annual celebration of Gay Lesbian Bisexual and Transgender Pride Day.

Returning home one spring five years ago from a secret visit to Beijing in his armored, fully wired train car, North Korean leader Kim Jong Il got an unnerving, firsthand demonstration of the potential downside of technology.

You may have seen recent coverage of a Google controversy having to do with an increasingly wooly notion: the very value of creative work.

Initial designs for improvements to the Connective Corridor -- a route that links Syracuse's most important cultural and economic assets -- challenge the idea that streets should serve cars first and people second.