Ford, Boles come in 2nd place in presidential race
Student Association presidential candidate Duane Ford said he’d be happy regardless of the outcome. But he said this before receiving a phone call, informing him… Read more »
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Rosales, Goldslager come in 3rd place in presidential race
After the polls closed at midnight, Ivan Rosales and Simon Goldslager’s campaign team came in for a close huddle, congratulating each other. But after the… Read more »
Gresely wins election, becomes president of SA's 58th Session
UPDATED: Nov. 18, 2013 at 1:10 a.m. By a 196-vote margin, Boris Gresely has been elected Student Association president for the 58th Session. It's a… Read more »
Braving the storm: SU community reacts, comes together in aftermath of typhoon in the Philippines
CORRECTIONS: In a previous version of this article, the captions accompanying the photos stated the home belonged to Stephanie Bronfein's cousin Miki. The house belongs to… Read more »
Thief steals contents of vending machine twice
A thief has emptied a vending machine in the basement of the Life Sciences Complex twice this week, removing its contents on Monday and Wednesday.… Read more »
Voter turnout decreases compared to last year
The total number of votes cast in this year’s Student Association elections so far on Wednesday continued to be down from last year. But the… Read more »
Curtis shows public support for Ford during election
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, Jon Barnhart's name was misspelled. The Daily Orange regrets this error. For the first time in at least… Read more »
SU places 4th on ranking of best US colleges for veterans
Syracuse University has claimed fourth place in a U.S. News & World Report ranking of the best colleges for veterans nationwide. The magazine launched the… Read more »
Auction to raise money for students to take law internships
To help law students take unpaid internships advocating for public interest, a College of Law organization will host an auction fundraiser this Friday. The 21st… Read more »
Dialogue for change: University of North Texas students create petition to start discussion about rape kits
With almost 700 signatures, four students at the University of North Texas have gone from forming a project for a class to starting a dialogue… Read more »
Former philosophy, political science professor dies at 77
A former philosophy and political science professor in the College of Arts and Sciences has died. Edward McClennen, who was 77, retired from Syracuse University… Read more »
Local motive: Businesses to participate in fourth annual Buy Local Bash to boost revenue
Local businesses and organizations will be setting up shop in Armory Square for this year’s Buy Local Bash on Nov. 25. The event, held by… Read more »
Forensic science department continues to expand, unveils research lab suite
Syracuse University’s forensic science department is continuing its two-year expansion with the recent addition of a new, up-to-date lab suite. In about two years, the… Read more »
Former US senator discusses ongoing global conflicts
Former U.S. Sen. George Mitchell discussed how the world changed — in terms of conflicts and issues in international relations — following the Pan Am… Read more »
Voter turnout remains on par with last year's election
By 6 p.m. on Tuesday, 17.6 percent of the student body — or slightly more than 2,600 students — had cast ballots in the Student… Read more »
Cut loose: GSO to cut from service providers, student organizations to reduce high deficit.
For the 2013-2014 academic year, the Graduate Student Organization expected $465,050 in funds for graduate student services. Instead, what it received was $390,500, about $74,500… Read more »
DC program to collaborate with policy institution, to share facilities
Students participating in the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs’ Washington, D.C., program can expect to see a change in scenery starting next semester.… Read more »
SU to honor Native American heritage, culture in November
Syracuse University will celebrate Native Heritage Month throughout November with “wampum and peace” as its key theme. “The wampum is significant because it was an… Read more »
Former senator to speak on Pan Am Flight 103's global effect
Former U.S. Sen. George Mitchell will come to Syracuse University on Tuesday to discuss how the world has changed — and if it has —… Read more »
Initial voting turnout falls just short of last year's numbers
As of 6 p.m. on Monday, 12.7 percent of the student body cast their votes in the Student Association elections, said Dan Hernandez, chair of… Read more »
Interactive project randomly places disposable cameras, captures campus community
Ten disposable cameras placed in different locations across the Syracuse University campus have captured snapshots of familiar places, silly faces, quite a few “selfies” and… Read more »
SU to host OttoTHON charity event in fall 2014
Next fall, Syracuse University will join dozens of other colleges such as Penn State, Stanford and Rutgers when it holds the first-ever OttoTHON charity event.… Read more »
Strong Hearts Cafe to open second location in Marshall Square Mall
Strong Hearts Cafe will bring its eclectic vegan food to the Hill when it adds a new location in Marshall Square Mall. The new location… Read more »
School introduces 3rd MOOC to celebrate online education
To celebrate 20 years of innovation in online education, the School of Information Studies will offer its third massive open online course as well as… Read more »
