Syracuse No. 9 in AP preseason basketball poll
The Associated Press voted the Orange to No. 9 in the 2012-13 preseason basketball poll. SU was ranked No. 5 in last year's preseason poll… Read more »
News
Student reports attempted robbery on Lancaster Avenue
An attempted robbery of a student took place on the 900 block of Lancaster Ave. Thursday night. Two male suspects approached the students and one… Read more »
Student harassed, physically attacked outside Haven Hall Thursday afternoon
A male Syracuse University student was harassed and physically attacked in front of Haven Hall, near the intersection of Marshall Street and Comstock Avenue, Thursday… Read more »
Healing through sport: Former Syracuse University lacrosse coach reflects on giving back to Lockerbie
Devastation tore through Lockerbie, Scotland, blazing an irrevocable scar in the sleepy, unassuming Scottish town. It was Dec. 21, 1988, when Libyan terrorists detonated a… Read more »
Fraternity and sorority affairs
Pi Beta Phi will not participate in spring recruitment
The Pi Beta Phi chapter at Syracuse University will not be participating in spring recruitment, said Eily Cummings, marketing and communications director at Pi Beta… Read more »
Employee retirement plans to change starting Monday
Changes to the Syracuse University employee retirement plan go into full effect on Monday, following changes to the plan announced in September. The updated plan… Read more »
Club to educate SU students with economic series
Syracuse University’s Economics Club hopes to educate students on what Sam Giber, club president and senior economics major, calls “one of the most, if not… Read more »
Sandel discusses role money plays in society
In American society, there are very few things money can’t buy. Books have product placements. A prison in Santa Barbara, Calif., charges inmates $90 a… Read more »
Losing their religion: Tufts University group loses school recognition due to spiritual leadership
The Tufts University branch of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship/USA lost school recognition as a student group due to the group’s leadership requirements. The evangelical Christian group… Read more »
Syracuse heads into quarterfinal matchup with Notre Dame looking to advance deep into tournament
Syracuse’s players have talked all season about advancing deep into the Big East tournament. They want to make a statement in their last season in… Read more »
Honorary trustee Dorothea Shaffer dies at 101
Dorothea Shaffer, an honorary member of Syracuse University’s Board of Trustees and alumna of the College of Visual and Performing Arts, died at age 101… Read more »
Sorority and Fraternity Affairs
Psi Upsilon fraternity house to finish by fall 2013
Recent special renovations to the Psi Upsilon fraternity house are slated to end in the fall of 2013, with the goal of maintaining the house’s… Read more »
Students spread Green Party message on campus
When many people think about voting, they often consider only two contenders: the Republican and Democratic candidates. But there are more. As a third-party political… Read more »
Pan Am 103 bombing highlights importance of student safety
In the aftermath of the Pan Am Flight 103 bombings, the safety of Syracuse University students studying abroad became an important topic of discussion. When… Read more »
Casting a shadow: Nearly 10 years later, Lockerbie and SU communities remember deceased scholar
Remembrance Week: Part 3 of 4 To this day Melissa Chessher still has Andrew McClune’s phone number scribbled on a worn piece of paper, now… Read more »
Syracuse University begins its search for next chancellor
About two weeks after Nancy Cantor’s announcement to leave her position as Syracuse University’s chancellor in 2014, plans to find SU’s 12th chancellor are in… Read more »
Indie-rock band Walk the Moon, tropical-grit-pop group Ghost Beach to play at semester's second Bandersnatch Music Series concert
Walk the Moon will headline the second University Union Bandersnatch Music Series concert of the semester on Wednesday, Dec. 5. The Cincinnati indie-rock band will… Read more »
Syracuse men's ice hockey team draws from inspiration in improved season
A No. 1 jersey hangs next to blue stickers spelling out Syracuse on the bench in front of the empty and ready ice. The Syracuse… Read more »
Journalist Ron Brownstein discusses political party differences, society divide
Ron Brownstein, renowned political analyst and journalist, successfully condensed 70 years of American electoral history into an hour-and-a-half-long talk on Tuesday. In a discussion titled… Read more »
Former Syracuse University vice chancellor John Prucha dies at 88
When John Prucha had a question or concern he wanted addressed, he didn’t reach for the phone. Instead, the Syracuse University vice chancellor visited the… Read more »
Carnival Close-Up: Advisory committee to audit the Great New York State Fair
For the first time in five years, a volunteer advisory committee will institute an audit of the Great New York State Fair to ensure the… Read more »
The ties that bind: Despite generational gap, SU community continues to connect with Pan Am 103
Remembrance Week: Part 2 of 4 A pained Syracuse University community has gone through different stages of grief in the last 24 years. SU continues… Read more »
Vandals damage newly installed bike lane lights
With nearly half of the newly installed Connective Corridor bike lane lights smashed or broken, officials from the Connective Corridor are asking the community to… Read more »
