The CHIMES, Morrisville State College, NY
12 hours ago by Katie Collins, '12 | Staff Reporter
This year, an unusual amount of students have been requesting medical excuses from the Matthias Student Health Center. As the Director of the health center, Benjamin Domingo said he is tired of being a mediator between students and faculty.
Rather than speaking with their professors, students are going to Domingo for medical excuses when they have exceeded their permitted three class absences, or missed deadlines. Domingo said instead of going to him, students and professor should deal with it between each other. He said it is a good opportunity for students to "buck up and be adults."
The CHIMES, Morrisville State College, NY
12 hours ago

Eagle Boy Coe (right) performs a dance with Katy Hill (left) during Thursday night's performance of the Piscataway Indian Nation Singers and Dancers in STUAC Theater. The troupe, from Maryland, blended traditional dances and songs during the hour-long performance. Photo by Amanda Kuhl, '12.
The CHIMES, Morrisville State College, NY
1 day ago by Monica Bonneau, '12 | Assistant Campus News Editor
Morrisville officially confirmed on Wednesday its first two cases of the Swine Flu, also known as H1N1. By Friday this number jumped to four confirmed and 23 suspected cases. Campus officials expect this number to rise. With the virus spreading, it's important to take precautions, and know exactly what H1N1 is all about.
Cardinal Courier, St. John Fisher College, NY
1 day ago by Julie Baker
If you loved watching Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore on television re-runs of "The Wedding Singer," you're in luck.
Fisher Players are rehearsing now for the November performance of The Wedding Singer the musical.
The musical is based on the movie with a few twists and turns, but you can still expect fashions and set designs from the late 90s.
Cardinal Courier, St. John Fisher College, NY
1 day ago by Rachel Messina
New York State is trying to recover itself out of a $3 billion dollar deficit which could reach $4.1 billion. New York State Governor David Paterson is still trying to recover the shortage with some high numbering budget cuts that can affect many, especially New York City public schools, public schools in general, and healthcare, specifically Medicaid.
The Daily Orange, Syracuse University, NY
1 day ago by Michelle San Miguel
In a historic victory, Democrat Stephanie Miner will be the 53rd mayor of Syracuse.
"I have learned firsthand that anything worth doing you can't do alone," Miner told her crowd of supporters Tuesday night while celebrating her win at the Sheraton Syracuse University Hotel.
The Daily Orange, Syracuse University, NY
1 day ago by Maria Qualtere
About 5,000 students flocked to Euclid Avenue in April for the annual MayFest block party. Weeks of safety planning led up to the event with numerous officers from Syracuse University's Department of Public Safety and the Syracuse Police Department on duty.
Maroon News, Colgate University, NY
1 day ago by Mollie Reilly
Two weeks after the executive summary of the Colgate Campus Life Survey (CCLS) was released, details have emerged about the contents of the full report. Several student groups, including Student Lecture Forum and Cushman House, have organized panels to discuss the survey, and The Colgate Maroon-News has obtained an unedited August 2009 draft of the CCLS.
Cornell Business, Cornell Business, NY
1 day ago
If you are anything like me, you have spent the last few months with the following secret thoughts about Net Impact: 1) it kind of sounds like the next Bruce Willis and Denzel Washington action movie; 2) it's a secret cover for a huge Phish reunion. Contributing writer Ben Freeman contended that it might have something to do with puffin hunting.
The Daily Orange, Syracuse University, NY
3 days ago by Michael Boren
Matt Luciano almost deleted the e-mail, thinking it would be another generic message from the university. But it turned out to be much more.
The memo announced that classes would be reinstated on SU Showcase. Not long after reading the news, an upset Luciano logged onto Facebook and started Operation Rescue MayFest.