Police search house on 800 block of Ackerman Avenue as part of drug investigation
UPDATED: Jan. 17, 2013, 6:57 p.m. A house on the 800 block of Ackerman Avenue is under investigation for drugs, Senior Investigator John Pignone of… Read more »
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Syracuse Poster Project looks to expand connection between community and local artists with grant
The Syracuse Poster Project is looking to expand its effort to connect local artists with the community through a grant contest by the Central New… Read more »
Search committee to use website, survey to help find next chancellor
A number of ways for the Syracuse University community to voice what it would like to see in the next chancellor are in the works,… Read more »
Slice of history: As Cosmos marks its 50th anniversary, Marshall Street community mourns loss of owner
On Monday, the staff of Cosmos Pizza and Grill didn’t turn on the lights or unlock the door. The popular and long-standing restaurant on Marshall… Read more »
Stephanie Miner announces bid for re-election
Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner announced Wednesday that she will run for a second term in office. Miner formally announced her re-election bid at noon during… Read more »
Living the charmed life: MIT offers students non-academic classes to better interpersonal skills
In a generation of emails, tweets and texts, some college students may struggle with the everyday “charm” of making a good first impression, how to… Read more »
Dinner to honor Martin Luther King Jr.'s achievements, unsung heroes
Syracuse University and the surrounding community will gather Jan. 19 to honor and celebrate the life of Martin Luther King Jr. This year marks the… Read more »
Right to bear arms?: Syracuse-area community weighs in on gun control debate in wake of recent shootings
Intimidator Sports sees an average of 100-120 people a day, and is busy like almost every other store in the country that sells guns. Owner… Read more »
CitrusTV prepares to operate from renovated studios; Z89 settles into new location
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, the time when plans to relocate CitrusTV's studios was misstated. Plans to relocate began in fall 2010… Read more »
SU professors discuss aftermath of fiscal cliff deal
Between late December 2012 and early January 2013, various media platforms buzzed with one phrase: “fiscal cliff.” Adding to the sense of foreboding was the… Read more »
Gun shop owners question effect of new gun control policies
Syracuse area community gun shop owners state their opinions on the newly passed gun restrictive legislation passed in Albany Tuesday afternoon. Read more »
Listen in, cash out: Local small businesses affected by phone hacking that may have links to Al-Qaeda
New York Sen. Charles Schumer spoke in Syracuse last week to warn residents and business owners about a phone-hacking ring affecting local businesses that may… Read more »
University Area Crime-Control Team to continue through spring semester
Following a successful pilot program last fall, the University Action Crime-Control Team initiative will continue through the spring semester. UACT, an initiative between the Syracuse… Read more »
Former SU athletics employee Springfield arraigned on charges of unlawful surveillance; accused of recording locker room videos of SU athletes
UPDATED: Jan. 15, 10:54 p.m. Roger Springfield, former Syracuse University Athletics director of media properties and production, was arraigned in court Tuesday morning on an… Read more »
Comptroller proposes bills allowing for more funding for student groups
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, the committee Janine Savage is chair of was misstated. Savage is the chair of the Student Engagement Committee.… Read more »
Comedy club restaurant opens in Destiny USA
Funny Bone Comedy Club and Restaurant had its grand opening at Destiny USA Saturday evening, featuring comedian Josh Sneed. The process to bring the club… Read more »
Truth be told: Journalist Mark Obbie chronicles events leading 2006 SU student to commit murder
When Tim Ginocchetti was in seventh grade, he made local headlines for achieving a mathematical feat his teacher thought was impossible. When he entered his… Read more »
Going down in #history: Library of Congress receives donation to archive tweets
A generous donation by Twitter to the Library of Congress will provide insight into an entire archive of the company’s tweets, some 170 billion and… Read more »
Newhouse II undergoes renovations
Newhouse II is being prepped for a multimillion-dollar renovation that is expected to be completed by fall 2014. While there have been some minor renovations… Read more »
Health Services distributes record-high number of flu shots
Syracuse University Health Services provided flu shots to 212 students Monday, a record-high for the center and a substantial increase from the average of 20-30… Read more »
Syracuse completes schedule with Canisius
Syracuse added Canisius to its schedule and will host the Golden Griffins at 7 p.m. Friday March, 29 in the Carrier Dome, SU Athletics announced… Read more »
DPS reports decline in crime during Winter Break compared to past years
There was one reported burglary during Winter Break, a decline from years past, said Vernon Thompson, investigations and crime prevention commander for the Syracuse University… Read more »
Marching band starts fundraising campaign for new uniforms
The Syracuse University Marching Band is ready to hang up its uniforms. The band started a fundraising campaign to replace its 15-year-old uniforms. The campaign… Read more »
Waste not, want not: ESF students lead proposal to salvage houses
For SUNY-ESF students like Dylan Sorensen, the cheapest way to take down old buildings is not necessarily the best way. Sorensen, a senior environmental science… Read more »
