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Protesters initially gathered at Psi Upsilon but their numbers grew as they visited other fraternities on Comstock and Walnut Avenues.

His latest thriller, Win follows one of the characters from the best-selling and widely-loved Myron Bolitar series, Windsor Horne Lockwood III, aka Win. With all the makings of a great thriller, Win takes the reader on a journey not only into the past, but also into the complex and dark family history of one very interesting and mysterious family. The plot is suspenseful and keeps readers on their toes. The many mysteries at the heart of this novel come together into one wonderfully intricate tale of murder, secrets and the power of family ties. In my personal opinion, the story wrapped ...

W&M Featured Events April 15, 2021 Location via Zoom Co-sponsored by the Counseling Center, the Phi Beta Owl Club of Psi Upsilon, & the Phi Beta Alumni Association, Inc., this panel program will focus on providing students thoughtful strategies for managing stress, anxiety, and other emotional issues that often arise during the final exam period. W&M alumni panelists will provide their expert perspective on coping with the pressures associated with finals. Members of the Counseling Center staff will discuss resources available to help students meet goals for health and academic su...

Apr 8, 2021 PALM BEACH, Fla. — John F. Thomas, 76, was called home to his heavenly Father on Easter Day, April 4, 2021, after a 19-month battle with pancreatic cancer. He was born in Boston and raised in Youngstown, the son of Dr. John H. Thomas and Flora Thomas. He attended Syracuse University, where he earned a BA and then an MBA in marketing and finance. He was also a devoted member and lifelong supporter of the Psi Upsilon fraternity. At Syracuse, he met his wife, then Barbara St. Clair, to whom he was married 48 years and fathered two children, Molly and Brenner. Their loving partners...

Payne Horning / WRVO News About one year ago, the World Health Organization officially declared the coronavirus outbreak a global pandemic, and life around the world and in New York came to a screeching halt. March 9 was the first warm day in central New York last year and students at Syracuse University couldn’t resist the sunshine. Senior Josh Shub-Seltzer skipped class and spent the entire day on the lawn outside Psi Upsilon’s fraternity house and even watched the sunset from its steps at the day’s end. “I spent the entire day on my front lawn hanging out with friends… and par...