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Jisu P. • June 2, 2014This is one of my favorite places to study. The beautiful artwork doesn't hurt either :)
- ?Academic Building •155 Elizabeth Blackwell St (East Adams), Syracuse
Syracuse University • July 23, 2014University Farm was equipped for the College of Agriculture (1910-34) with a herd of dairy cows, hogs, horses & an orchard. The Carriage House & Inn Complete are original farm buildings. (SU Archives)
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.
Syracuse University • November 7, 2011Peck Hall, located on East Genesee Street, first opened in 1896. It was formerly home to the College of Medicine and University College. (photo via SU Archives)
Syracuse University • November 7, 2011In 1912 Syracuse University was the first college in the United States to teach photography. The Photography Building stood where White Hall is now located from 1914 to 1954. (Photo via SU Archives)
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.
Syracuse University • July 23, 2014Lehman Hall was located on University Avenue from 1927-1996. The four-story building housed 165 students in 40 apartments. It was named for NY Governor Herbert Lehman (1933-1942). (SU Archives)
Syracuse University Libraries • September 1, 2011The Reading Room now has a collection of physical material samples — wood, textiles, stone, glass, plastic and acrylics, and others — that are available to be checked out for a 2-hour loan period.
Syracuse University • November 7, 2011This downtown building was formerly the University Block andwas temporarily home to SU’s College of Law from 1898-1904.
Carmen M. • October 24, 2011This is a great school to start at, specially if you have financial problems.
?Academic Building •900 University Pl (Waverly Ave), Syracuse
Mike H. • July 12, 2011The people at the front desk are your friends. Be nice to them. Except Lah
Kaitlyn O. • November 5, 2013If you drive, get to class exactly 6 minutes before it starts to get a spot on University or Marshall.
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