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- ?College & Education •Syracuse University (222 Waverly Avenue), Syracuse
Syracuse University • July 9, 2014Orange became SU's official color in 1890 when it was discovered that no other American University had adopted orange as an official color. The original colors were rose pink and pea green.
Xiaoyi L. • March 4, 2011Best place to do homework while have a bit of the SUN!!! love their couches so much!
Le Moyne College • July 12, 2010Le Moyne is a nationally acclaimed college of liberal arts and sciences that draws students from across the U.S. and abroad through a values-based, comprehensive academic program.
Jisu P. • June 2, 2014This is one of my favorite places to study. The beautiful artwork doesn't hurt either :)
Lauren D. • December 3, 2012Recently found out that they offer gluten free tortillas and bread for quesadillas and sandwiches! So great!
Syracuse University • May 11, 2010Syracuse University's own skate pavilion located on South Campus that's open to students. Show your student ID for discounts!
Syracuse University • June 28, 2014The largest auditorium space on campus, Goldstein hosts a wide variety of events, student performances, and speakers throughout the year. Past speakers include the Dalai Lama and SU alumnus Joe Biden.
- ?University •Center for Science and Tech, Syracuse University (University Place), Syracuse
Jono C. • June 14, 2010Information Technology and Services (ITS) provides a variety of support options for students, faculty, and staff of Syracuse University.
Jeffrey G. • March 29, 2010If you’re living in the Syracuse area and you need to get your bike fixed you must go to Mello Velo Bicycle Shop. It is a locally owned bike shop with a great environment and friendly service.
- ?University •239 University Pl (Waverly Ave.), Syracuse
Brian B. • October 27, 2010Talk to Dr. Lois Agnew about majoring in Writing and Rhetoric.
Syracuse University • November 7, 2011The Power Plant produced power and heat for some of the buildings on campus until 1930 and was demolished in 1932. It was built by architects Revels and Hallenbeck in a medieval style.
SUNY-ESF • October 4, 2013Curious about Walters and the PBE department? Join a guided tour during the Fall 2013 BBQ. They start at 11:30 am and 1:30 pm at the 'bridge' between Walters and Bray Hall.
Syracuse University • November 7, 2011Yates Castle, also known as Renwick Castle, was built in the1850s and demolished in the 1950s. It was once the home to the schools ofpedagogy and journalism.
Kaitlyn O. • November 5, 2013If you drive, get to class exactly 6 minutes before it starts to get a spot on University or Marshall.
OttosPal • September 9, 2010Swim in Sibley Pool, shoot hoops, or take a fitness class here. It's less crowded than Archbold.
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