App lets Syracuse residents order snowplows on demand
Syracuse residents who usually plow their own driveways can go back to bed next time they wake up to a foot of snow thanks to… Read more »
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Senators delay report deadline
At the final University Senate meeting of the semester, the senate Academic Affairs Committee confirmed the time allotted for reviewing Syracuse University’s procedures, policies and… Read more »
Bird by Bird: Nancy Cantor, community reflect on her tenure at Syracuse University
With a few weeks remaining in her last semester at Syracuse University, Nancy Cantor’s nine-year rapid of policy-making has settled into a quiet backwater. She… Read more »
Students discuss retracted La Voz issue at open forum
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, a quote was misattributed. Marcarthur Abelard spoke at the forum. The Daily Orange regrets this error. As La Voz… Read more »
Experts explain terms, meaning of Iran nuclear deal
On Nov. 24, the United States and five other countries struck a deal with Iran to curb its nuclear program in exchange for easing sanctions… Read more »
‘Cuse Spot asks students to volunteer teaching Syracuse children
The ‘Cuse Spot initiative will return for its fourth year this February, asking Syracuse University students to volunteer as teachers for any subject they choose… Read more »
Professor helps DPS create app
The Department of Public Safety and the School of Information Studies have come together to create an Android app to help students contact and get… Read more »
Generous cycle: Syracuse resident provides free bicycles during holiday season
When an 11- or 12-year-old Jan Maloff rode his bike to school in the 1960s, he said, he would usually stop on his way home.… Read more »
SU hires consulting firm to help analyze campus
Syracuse University has enlisted the help of Bain & Co. — a global management consulting firm — to analyze and better key aspects of the… Read more »
Members pass bill in hopes of changing child abuse reporting
The Student Association unanimously approved a resolution encouraging Syracuse University to change its policy about how employees report child abuse at the last meeting of… Read more »
Syverud to temporarily live in BBB
Chancellor-designate Kent Syverud will spend the next 10-12 days living in an apartment in Brewster/Boland/Brockway Complex to experience student life. “To understand student concerns, nothing… Read more »
SU cuts ties with Al-Quds University
Political tension in Israel is hitting close to home for the Syracuse University community. Following a series of anti-Semitic demonstrations on Al-Quds University’s campus, Syracuse… Read more »
Habitat for Humanity chapter to travel to Birmingham, Ala.
When Danielle Benavides traveled to New Orleans with the Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF chapter of Habitat for Humanity last Winter Break, she experienced more than… Read more »
Group advocates for UN disability rights treaty
Student organizations at Syracuse University are fighting for the rights of people with disabilities by encouraging the campus to support U.S. Senate ratification of a… Read more »
South for the winter: SUNY-ESF's Baobab Society plans service trip in Fiji for winter break
The Baobab Society will take its first overseas service trip this Winter Break when eight students and a faculty adviser go to Fiji for 15… Read more »
School, county examine at-risk youth services
A research team from the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics is partnering up with Onondaga County to help youth with mental… Read more »
Crepe and gelato shop to open on Marshall Street
Crepe and Gelato Boulevard, a downtown Syracuse dessert restaurant, will soon add a Marshall Street location. Existing Crepe and Gelato Boulevard locations, run by husband-and-wife… Read more »
La Voz Magazine pulls controversial fall issue after negative feedback
La Voz Magazine has decided to pull its fall issue after receiving widespread negative feedback from students. The decision was made by the magazine and… Read more »
Jolly green gentleman: As SUNY-ESF president prepares to step down, campus reflects on his friendliness, presence
If you shake his hand, he does not insist you call him president or doctor. Students call him Big Neil. And he loves it, but… Read more »
Man hospitalized after shooting near South Campus
A shooting at a gas station near South Campus resulted in one man being hospitalized, according to a Saturday Post-Standard article. At about 3:20 p.m.,… Read more »
Graduate student remembered for creativity, intelligence
Kelsey Hogarth grew up at Syracuse University. When her parents were students at the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry… Read more »
First-year master's student dies at family home on Saturday
A first-year Syracuse University master's student died at her family’s home on Saturday. Kelsey Hogarth was working toward her master’s degree in advertising in the S.I.… Read more »
Teaching Bad: SUNY Buffalo professor to offer course on Breaking Bad
Fans of the hit TV show “Breaking Bad” can now take a course on the series at the University at Buffalo. The cross-listed course “Breaking… Read more »
School to host Thanksgiving rummage fundraiser sale
The David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics is bringing a different meaning to the age-old phrase “one man’s trash is another man’s… Read more »
