The grant from the U.S. Small Business Association will help the IVMF provide veterans and their families with instruction in entrepreneurship, market research and business fundamentals. Read more »
Despite the decreased student population, the Department of Public Safety continues regular patrols during the summer. The department also conducts drills and trains new officers. Read more »
From the adoption of tuition-coverage programs in New York state to residence hall renovations on the Syracuse University campus, here are five important updates you should catch up on. Read more »
The weeklong academic boot camp prepares enlisted veterans for university life through seminars and workshops. Read more »
Kenneth Kavajecz, former dean of the Martin J. Whitman School of Management, has been granted court hearing adjournments six times. Read more »
Several construction projects on the Syracuse University campus will be ongoing over the summer, including renovations to residence hall bathrooms and other accessibility updates. Read more »
In a campus-wide email sent Wednesday, the university announced residence hall renovations are progressing well and gave updates on other large summer construction projects. Read more »
Tuition-free college programs have been introduced in Tennessee and Oregon, and more states — including New York — are following suit with their own grant programs. Read more »
Non-consensual dissemination of sexually explicit images — commonly referred to as revenge porn — is now a class A misdemeanor. Read more »
From SU's summer construction updates to a cybersecurity hack, life on the hill has been anything but dull this summer. Here are five things in Syracuse that you might have missed while you were gone. Read more »
Uber’s arrival to the area in about two months will likely create ripples through the transportation industry and agitate the local taxi cab market. Read more »
Bathroom renovations in Day and DellPlain halls and upgrades to classrooms in the Hall of Languages are among the construction projects planned this summer. Read more »
New York state Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed legislation Monday night allowing ride-hailing companies like Uber and Lyft to operate in upstate New York before Fourth of July weekend. Read more »
The Community Development Block Grant is a competitive grant available to municipalities that can be used to encourage residential and economic growth and fund social programs. For the current fiscal year, the city of Syracuse has received $4.6 million in funds through the CDBG. Read more »
Seven people were killed and dozens of others were injured Saturday night after attackers ran down pedestrians on London Bridge and stabbed individuals in the Borough Market area. Read more »
The Daily Orange News staff selected the 10 news stories you should read this summer. Read more »
Syracuse University’s 990 form, obtained by The Daily Orange Friday, reveals the university’s top earners and its endowment in 2015. Read more »
New York state Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed an executive order Thursday maintaining New York’s commitment to upholding its climate and clean-energy goals. Read more »
A cybersecurity attack on Chipotle restaurants across the country, including two in Syracuse, gave hackers access to customers' credit card information. Read more »
Andrew Maxwell was one of seven Democratic candidates running for mayor. Read more »
Kavajecz was arrested last September and charged with patronizing a person for prostitution in the third degree. Read more »
During the Nazi Party’s rule in Germany, Antje Bultmann Lemke used a library to help people who were trying to escape persecution. Read more »
Although the second-draft of the Campus Framework did not provide an update on how much it would cost Syracuse University, it did give more details on the South Campus housing relocation project. Read more »
Antje Bultmann Lemke died earlier this week. She taught in the iSchool from 1952 to 1986 and helped people escape Nazi persecution, according to an SU News release. Read more »
