Senate to hold first meeting Wednesday, to approve committee changes
The University Senate will hold its first meeting of the 2013-14 academic year at 4 p.m. on Wednesday in Maxwell Auditorium. The Senate is the… Read more »
News
Miner wins mayoral Democratic primary as incumbent
Incumbent Stephanie Miner won the Democrats’ mayoral nomination Tuesday, beating Common Councilor Patrick Hogan and citizen activist Alfonso Davis in the Democratic primary election. “Four… Read more »
SU Student Veterans Organization donates $1,000 to fly veterans to memorial site
The Syracuse University Student Veterans Organization will donate $1,000 on Thursday to Honor Flight Syracuse, a nonprofit organization that honors veterans by bringing them to… Read more »
SU earns No. 62 standing in national university ranking
Syracuse University’s ranking fell four spots to No. 62 in the 2014 U.S. News and World Report national university rankings that were released Tuesday. The… Read more »
Bird Library attracts low voter turnout for Democratic primary
The primaries for this year’s election started Tuesday, with only a handful of voters taking to the polls at E.S. Bird Library. Voters selected possible… Read more »
Fire breaks out at Grace Episcopal Church on University Avenue, no injuries reported
A large fire broke out late Monday night at the Grace Episcopal Church on the corner of Madison Street and University Avenue, severely damaging the… Read more »
Assembly elects members, discusses trash can initiative
The Student Association elected six new student assembly members and discussed an initiative to put trash cans on Euclid Avenue at its Monday meeting. The… Read more »
3 candidates to face off in mayoral primary
Syracuse’s Democratic mayoral primary election is Tuesday, with three candidates vying for the ticket. The Daily Orange provides a breakdown for each candidate. Each box… Read more »
Newhouse professor campaigns to free jailed Liberian journalist
An S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications professor has started a campaign to free a Liberian investigative journalist, whose imprisonment has seen widespread criticism from… Read more »
Fraternity and Sorority Affairs
SU lobbies for policy allowing donations to be used for housing renovations
Syracuse University’s greek houses along Comstock Avenue and on Walnut Park have hundreds of years of history, but their old age also comes with maintenance… Read more »
Foundation spotlights SU as speech code violator
The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education has spotlighted Syracuse University as its monthly “speech code” violator for September, citing the university’s Computing and Electronic… Read more »
'No end in sight': With Congress considering military intervention in Syria, the Syracuse community reflects on its implications
For some at Syracuse University, the conflict in Syria is about more than whether the United States should intervene. It’s about people back home. For… Read more »
Halis scores twice as Syracuse pounds Manhattan
Stellar performances from Alex Halis are becoming the norm for SU soccer. On Monday night, the freshman forward netted two goals and dished out an… Read more »
Condition improves for DPS officer struck by lightning
The Department of Public Safety officer severely injured by a lightning strike last week has made several strides on the road to a full recovery.… Read more »
No arrests, issues occur at Juice Jam concert
The most-attended Juice Jam concert ran smoothly, according to security personnel, public safety officers and emergency medical technicians. The festival, which sold out at 9,500… Read more »
SU officials consider closing Kimmel Food Court
After a decline in business, Syracuse University officials are considering shutting down Kimmel Food Court, though no timeline has been set. Although students are still… Read more »
Ropes course faces delay, to open in late September
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, Shawn Tyrrell's major was misstated. Tyrrell is a liberal studies major. The Daily Orange regrets this error.… Read more »
Three archivists publish SU photo history book
Three Syracuse University archivists have published a photographic history book of the university, spanning more than 140 years since the university’s founding in 1870 up… Read more »
Powered Up: Opening of ESF building to provide energy to ESF campus, additional educational resources
SUNY-ESF’s Gateway Center opened Friday, which will help generate a significant amount of the campus’ electricity. Opening after three years of construction, the center was… Read more »
SU graduates develop location-sharing social media app
Three SU graduates have helped to create an app they hope can allow people to tour the world and know about exactly where they are… Read more »
Bicyclist hits car on Euclid Avenue
A cyclist crashed into a Honda Civic on Wednesday evening, damaging the windshield and ripping off the car’s right sideview mirror. The accident happened on… Read more »
SU student remembered for passion, spontaneity
When people met Emma Wozny, they found her kind spirit infectious. “She always wanted people to be happy,” said Wozny’s friend Sarah Richheimer, “She always… Read more »
In residence programmer joins Newhouse to work with students
A professional programmer has joined the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications in a partnership to work with students with innovative ideas, even if they… Read more »
SU Abroad continues to monitor situation in Syria, maintains program in Turkey
SU Abroad continues to closely monitor the situation in Syria, but SU students in neighboring Turkey and Jordan have not been withdrawn from their respective… Read more »
