Vandals shatter windows at Phi Gamma Delta
The Department of Public Safety is currently investigating an occurrence of vandalism that left the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity house with seven smashed windows on… Read more »
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Green light: Experts weigh in as New York prepares to decriminalize marijuana
Almost 20 years ago and nearly 3,000 miles away, marijuana was legalized for medical use in California. Nineteen other states and the District of Columbia… Read more »
Do not disturb: Common Council votes to refocus nuisance law
The Syracuse Common Council voted unanimously Monday to pass a new 'nuisance house' ordinance, expanding on a local law that was first established in 1848.… Read more »
Bird adds ID checks after 8 p.m.
E.S. Bird Library’s University Place entrance will close at 8 p.m. and students, faculty and staff who enter the building’s Waverly Avenue entrance after that… Read more »
Law school enrollment drops for second year in a row
Syracuse University’s College of Law’s first-year enrollment declined for the second year in a row, after reaching an all-time high in 2011. Enrollment peaked in… Read more »
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BE Wise program looks to expand campaign for new year
One year ago, this group decided to make the campus wiser about the effects of having one too many drinks. When it started, its motif… Read more »
Syverud to work with city, county on Carrier Dome renovations
UPDATED: JAN. 14, 11:44 P.M. Syracuse University is still working with the city of Syracuse and Onondaga County on how to tackle the Carrier Dome’s… Read more »
Maryland players are busy making orange juice for Thursday
If you’re planning on attending Thursday’s Maryland-Syracuse game in College Park, Md., and love orange juice, be sure to be one of the first 1,000… Read more »
Assembly elects three positions, confirms Gresely's cabinet
The ballots were flying at the Student Association’s first meeting of the year as the assembly elected three members to cabinet positions and voted to… Read more »
Man on the street: Syverud aims to connect with SU community
On his first day as chancellor, Kent Syverud made his way to the Schine Student Center to have lunch among the students of Syracuse University.… Read more »
Man on the street: Syverud meets students, staff during first day as SU chancellor
Students passing through the Schine Student Center Monday afternoon might have noticed a swarm of cameras and students gathering around a new face on campus.… Read more »
Email service compiles hyperlocal news links
When Andrew Flynn and Mike Nardella were undergraduates at Boston College, they realized that their peers wanted to stay informed about school news but did… Read more »
Strong Hearts adds hours, changes menu
Strong Hearts on the Hill debuted a breakfast menu and new hours Monday. Even though it boasts an all vegan menu, Strong Hearts hopes to… Read more »
Ex-football player drops plea
Former Syracuse football player Markus Pierce-Brewster backed out of a plea bargain Monday morning as he prepared to plead guilty to charges related to a… Read more »
Behind closed doors: SU unveils restored Carnegie Library Reading Room
A pair of wandering freshmen walked up the Carnegie Library steps on Saturday afternoon and pulled the main door. But instead of offering the stiff… Read more »
From dish to dirt: Student group creates more efficient composting system
The Green Campus Initiative at SUNY-ESF will finish a new, more efficient composting facility this semester to better recycle the campus’ food waste. Meaghan Callaghan,… Read more »
Students submit designs for abandoned space
Several Syracuse University architecture students have created designs that will turn an abandoned building into an experimental art gallery. The designs were submitted by SU… Read more »
SU rejects ASA boycott against Israeli universities
Syracuse University has joined a list of several universities that are rejecting the American Studies Association’s (ASA) boycott against Israeli universities. In a statement issued… Read more »
Syverud to meet students on first day as chancellor
Chancellor Kent Syverud will begin his tenure at Syracuse University by spending time with students on Monday. Between 12:30-1 p.m., Syverud will eat lunch with… Read more »
Cuomo discusses marijuana laws, women's equality and economy in fourth State of the State address
In his fourth State of the State Address, Gov. Andrew Cuomo reflected on his past three years in office and laid out his plans for… Read more »
Syracuse prepares to face inconsistent Virginia Tech in first ACC road matchup
Fifty-one years ago. That had been the last time Syracuse won a regulation game with fewer than 50 points — the Orange defeated Kent State… Read more »
Syracuse looks for improved play from inconsistent big men in conference opener
Jim Boeheim stormed onto the court and screamed at Baye Moussa Keita. The senior center had been slow getting back on defense early in the… Read more »
