Maffei campaigns to take back 24th Congressional District seat
Editor’s note: This story originally ran on Democracywise, an SU-based website with stories from political reporting students. As he campaigns to retake a seat in… Read more »
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Rozum spreads Green Party ideals in 24th Congressional District race
Editor’s note: This story originally ran on Democracywise, an SU-based website with stories from political reporting students. Before last spring, Ursula Rozum didn’t own a… Read more »
Rugby captain brings vast international experience to team
Syracuse’s club rugby team plays its games on a field tucked deep in a neighborhood on South Campus at the end of Dodge Drive. With… Read more »
Town hall presidential debate refines platforms
The second presidential debate featured a much more heated exchange between the two candidates as they discussed domestic and foreign issues in a more informal… Read more »
Increase in flu cases expected in next months
The health center has already seen one reported case of the flu and expects to see more in the upcoming months, said Kathy VanVechten, a… Read more »
SU submits bid for agency to monitor disability
Syracuse University recently submitted a solicitation of interest to Gov. Andrew Cuomo to run an agency that will monitor treatment of people with disabilities. SU… Read more »
Skate city: Syracuse to construct park in Eastwood neighborhood
A skate plaza is expected to open on Woodbine Avenue in the Eastwood neighborhood of Syracuse next year, said Judy Lewis, director of the Eastwood… Read more »
Bill Clinton to visit Syracuse on Friday to endorse Dan Maffei
Former President Bill Clinton will make a stop in Syracuse on Friday to campaign for Democratic Congressional candidate Dan Maffei. Clinton will endorse Maffei, who… Read more »
Students willing to break laws to enhance social lives
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, the reason why Kristen Beatty used a fake ID was misstated. Beatty used it to buy alcohol occasionally.… Read more »
Buzz Shaw provides insight on chancellor's transition
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, the day Chancellor Nancy Cantor announced she would step down was misstated. Cantor made the announcement Friday.… Read more »
Tully Award winner gives voice to her country
Bahraini journalist Lamees Dhaif gave up her home, family and country. And she did it all for people she didn’t even know. She did it… Read more »
SU students, faculty provide insight on important qualities needed in next chancellor
It’s hard for Jesse Feitel to imagine Syracuse University without Chancellor Nancy Cantor. Cantor’s initiatives made it possible for Feitel, a senior political science major,… Read more »
Townsend speaks on Catholic faith upbringing, iconic family
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend had Maxwell Auditorium erupting in laughter in her Monday night lecture at Syracuse University, as she told stories about growing up in… Read more »
General assembly discusses communication between DPS, students
Student Association President Dylan Lustig called for an increase in student interaction with the Department of Public Safety in response to a stabbing at Syracuse… Read more »
ROTC drive provides basic necessities to soldiers overseas
The life of an army ROTC cadet may be hard, but the life of an active duty soldier is even more challenging. Tyler Cowan, a… Read more »
Changing orbit: NASA commercializes space travel, focuses on exploration
The SpaceX rocket launched a new era in space travel last week when it became the first official commercial space flight to travel to the… Read more »
Cantor to step down in 2014 after decade-long tenure, looks to push forward in final 3 semesters
UPDATED: Oct. 15, 2012, 2:31 a.m. Nancy Cantor calls the timing of her decision to step down as chancellor of Syracuse University a “natural moment.”… Read more »
Outside of SU, Cantor known for psychology work, higher education leadership
Nancy Cantor is more than just a chancellor. Outside of Syracuse University, Cantor is both nationally and internationally recognized for her work as a social… Read more »
Bahraini journalist to receive Tully Center for Free Speech Award on Monday
Lamees Dhaif, an independent Bahraini journalist and human rights activist, will be presented with the Tully Award for Free Speech on Monday night. This award… Read more »
"Keeping Catholic in Turbulent Times"
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend to speak Monday on religion, politics
In the heat of election season, Kathleen Kennedy Townsend will speak at Syracuse University on one of the most controversial topics in the nation: religion’s… Read more »
Manley, Millman lead Syracuse field hockey to win over Stanford; Orange women's soccer suffers 2 road losses
The No. 1 Syracuse field hockey team rebounded from its first loss of the season to beat No. 13 Stanford 4-1 on Friday afternoon at… Read more »
Hands-on learning: ESF, seventh graders work to eliminate invasive cattails in St. Lawrence River
Last Wednesday, Matt Regan had some extra help with his fieldwork on the St. Lawrence River. Regan, a master’s student studying ecology at the State… Read more »
Board of Trustees members reflect on Cantor's initiatives, leadership
In more than eight years as chancellor, Nancy Cantor has envisioned and helped champion programs aimed at elevating the university’s national and local presence. Cantor's… Read more »
Man stabbed inside Carrier Dome during Orange Madness on Friday night
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, Shoquinn Benton's name was misstated. The Daily Orange regrets this error. UPDATED: Oct. 15, 2012, 7:12 p.m. A… Read more »
