More than 700 sign petition for Euclid bike lane
When Nick Imperial was biking on Euclid Avenue, he ran a red light and hit a car. In his dazed confusion, he got back onto… Read more »
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Westcott's Alto Cinco opens spinoff restaurant in downtown Syracuse
Popular Mexican eatery Alto Cinco has spread beyond its Westcott Street location, with its owners opening Otro Cinco, the 13th restaurant to come to downtown… Read more »
Vera House reports slight rise in number of calls in 2012 statistics
After releasing statistics on sexual violence issues from 2012, the Vera House has set a goal to better connect with local colleges, such as Syracuse… Read more »
First comptroller candidate announces run, hopes to fulfill students' needs
The Student Association’s assistant comptroller announced his candidacy for comptroller of the 58th Session. Patrick Douglas, a junior accounting and finance major, said if elected,… Read more »
Assembly passes bill for students to vote on fee freeze
Syracuse University students will now have the opportunity to decide whether the increase in the student activity fee should be frozen. At the Student Association’s… Read more »
BE Wise wins $60,000 for campaign
Syracuse University’s alcohol poisoning awareness campaign has won $60,000 after placing first in a national challenge, beating 29 other college programs in the process. The… Read more »
Fraternity and Sorority Affairs director: AXP ‘exonerated,’ chapter will not face sanctions
More than a month after police arrested a former student living in Alpha Chi Rho on felony and misdemeanor drug charges, Syracuse University’s director of… Read more »
Three-dimensional: Bott presents diverse platform of leadership, education, equality
Editor's note: This story originally appeared on Democracywise, an SU-based website with stories from political reporting students. Kevin Bott lives a double life. In one… Read more »
Budget cuts result in loss of funding for Drumlins membership
One small miscalculation will cost the Graduate Student Organization more than $85,000 in budget cuts during the next two years. After the GSO comptroller in… Read more »
Three-dimensional: Miner plans to focus on education, economic development, crime prevention in election
Editor's note: This story originally appeared on Democracywise, an SU-based website with stories from political reporting students. When freshly elected Mayor Stephanie Miner wanted to… Read more »
Three-dimensional: Hunter hopes to improve community through private waste removal, handling of vacant buildings
Editor's note: This story originally appeared on Democracywise, an SU-based website with stories from political reporting students. Think of him as a Republican. That’s how… Read more »
Hudson Mohawke, Cashmere Cat to perform Dec. 4 as part of Bandersnatch Concert Series
UPDATED: Nov. 5, 12:17 a.m. Electronic DJ and producer Hudson Mohawke will perform in the Schine Underground on Dec. 4 as a part of the… Read more »
Spina appoints interim dean-designate for college
The School of Education has a new interim dean-designate: Joanna Masingila, a professor in both the School of Education and College of Arts and Sciences… Read more »
‘He had novel-sized ideas’: SU professor, classmate reflect on Lou Reed's admiration for poet
When David Yaffe changed offices, he had to leave behind a dysfunctional relic of a desk. But the desk itself was historic: It once belonged… Read more »
‘Excursions on a Wobbly Rail’: Alumna remembers Lou Reed's time at WAER
Katharine Barr was the head of WAER when a scruffy Lou Reed approached, begged and pleaded her to have his own program on the station… Read more »
'I'll be your mirror': Lou Reed's time at SU shapes career as music legend
Before his anti-authority attitude became a staple of his performances, a young Lou Reed mastered the art of the prima donna rock star at Syracuse… Read more »
Impact Week benefits community, raises $440 for local high school
The Student Association’s Impact Week came to a close Saturday after a series of community service events and some new features. Service work included serving… Read more »
Technology series showcases student projects with open house
Students crowded into a small, glass-walled room for an opportunity to test out Google Glass, use a Leap Motion gesture controller, see a MakerBot 3-D… Read more »
SPD issues 4 tickets on Halloween
A series of crimes took place during Halloween weekend, with four tickets issued on Halloween night, an assault on Saturday morning and a robbery Sunday… Read more »
Running the show: SUNY-ESF hopes to increase recognition for program with national cross country championship
SUNY-ESF, in collaboration with the U.S. Collegiate Athletic Association, will host the USCAA Cross Country National Championships on Friday. The State University of New York… Read more »
Robber steals SU student's wallet, keys on Ostrom Avenue
A robber threatened a Syracuse University student with a knife and stole his wallet and keys early Sunday morning on Ostrom Avenue, the Department of… Read more »
Bono anchors Syracuse defense in upset win over No. 19 Clemson
Jukka Masalin turned to Syracuse head coach Ian McIntyre. The Orange had just scored the first goal of the match for either team, but the… Read more »
Syracuse defense holds on to upset No. 19 Clemson, keep postseason hopes alive
The announcer's voice at SU Soccer Stadium announced there was one minute left in the game. Gripping a one-goal lead, Syracuse needed to hold on… Read more »
Small chemical spill occurs at Center for Science and Technology, Life Sciences Complex
UPDATED: Nov. 1, 2013 at 5:40 p.m. The Center for Science and Technology and the Life Sciences Complex were evacuated at about 2:45 p.m. on… Read more »
