Hot Crouse Buns bakery makes plans to increase student business
Students with a sweet tooth now have a new option to satisfy their craving thanks to Hot Crouse Buns, a recently opened bakery located just… Read more »
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Student robbed on Ostrom Ave.
A student was robbed by an unknown man on Ostrom Avenue early Wednesday morning in the first reported robbery of the semester. At approximately 2… Read more »
Lawyer for Laurie Fine files motion requesting SU provide more documents
A lawyer for the wife of a former Syracuse University associate basketball coach fired amid sexual abuse allegations has filed a motion requesting the school… Read more »
Thomas making yet another return as heart of Syracuse defense
Skylar Thomas has had to watch his Orange before. He's done for now, back in Syracuse's blossoming three-man back line. Read more »
SU Libraries receives $15,000 grant for Sound Beat radio program
Syracuse University Libraries has received a $15,000 grant from The John Ben Snow Memorial Trust to expand their Sound Beat public radio program. Launched in… Read more »
Students participate in new program in New York City
Students from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications are taking their studies to the Big Apple for the first time this semester. In collaboration… Read more »
Central New York Community Foundation
Syracuse orchestra company will teach math and science through music to local middle schools
Several middle schools in Onondaga County will have the opportunity to learn science and math through music starting this school year. Symphoria, a local orchestra… Read more »
alliance of communities transforming syracuse
Directing traffic: I-81 discussion moves to next phase as public comment period ends
With a projected timeline of about eight years, the process of deciding the future of Interstate 81 is a marathon. But the last four months… Read more »
Number of virus-carrying mosquitoes up in Onondaga County
Virus-carrying mosquitoes are most commonly associated with exotic swamp lands in Africa and Asia, but recently, parts of Onondaga County are breeding grounds for them… Read more »
Assembly discusses strategic plan for SU, raising student awareness
Following his visit to the University of Louisville last weekend, Student Association President Boris Gresely started a discussion about how Syracuse University can best compete… Read more »
Juice Jam 2014 tickets sold out
University Union announced on Twitter Tuesday that tickets to Juice Jam 2014 have sold out. At 3:36 p.m., UU’s twitter account posted: “IT'S OFFICIAL JUICE… Read more »
One year later, DPS officer still faces effects of lightning strike
Stan Prue stood in the gravel parking lot near Skytop Field on South Campus on Thursday and surveyed his surroundings: an office building, some parked… Read more »
Students, professors team with other organizations to create state fair shipwreck exhibit
For the past two weeks, attendees at The Great New York State Fair have had the opportunity to see technology that could lead to the… Read more »
University aims to expand presence in Middle East with administrative appointments
Syracuse University announced plans on Friday to expand its presence in the Middle East and other places around the globe with two changes to the… Read more »
Lower level undergoes construction, to become classroom space
The lower level of Bird Library is currently undergoing major construction to make the space, which has been unusable for months, an important resource to… Read more »
Judge orders Chuck's Cafe to pay debt collector more than $5,400
Chuck's Cafè has been ordered to pay more than $5,400 after its owner ignored repeated notices about a lawsuit brought by a debt collector, a judge ruled on Thursday. Read more »
Thai restaurant to open in Cosmos location on Marshall Street
Cosmos Pizza & Grill, a Marshall Street institution for more than 50 years, has closed and will soon turn into a Thai and Vietnamese restaurant, according to a zoning permit application recently filed with the city. Read more »
Here's what happened this week: Party ban, Advocacy Center, Cosmos closing?
Here is a round-up of the top stories published by The Daily Orange this week: NEWS Castle Court parties restricted Campus Hill notified residents of… Read more »
SU students create app to improve bike navigation
A group of Syracuse University students have designed a device that will improve safety and provide navigation assistance for cyclists. The BikeRules device is a… Read more »
SU now offers minor in Arabic
Students can now apply for a new minor degree program in Arabic within the College of Arts and Sciences. The program is open for all… Read more »
Students file petition after The Cooper Union decides to charge undergraduate tuition for first time
The students, faculty, alumni and board of The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art are anxiously waiting for a judge to rule… Read more »
Former SU student leaves school to fight for Israel in Gaza
Harel Rush came to Syracuse University from Los Angeles in the fall of 2012 to study mechanical engineering. Like a majority of freshmen, he joined… Read more »
Ernie Davis, Graham Dining Center eliminate trays
In an effort to save water, soap, money and cut down on food waste, Ernie Davis Hall and Graham Dining Hall have eliminated trays from… Read more »
Dean searches are ongoing at several SU schools and colleges
As the semester begins, several schools and colleges are looking beyond the fall and planning for the future. The College of Arts and Sciences, the College of Engineering and Computer Science, the School of Education and Bird Library are all in the process of finding new deans. Here’s an update on how the search process is going for each dean. Read more »
