The Syracuse Police Department will spend more than $155,000 in grants to expand its collection of surveillance cameras across the city. The Syracuse Common Council… Read more »
Members of the Syracuse community celebrated the opening of the Onondaga Creekwalk, a public trail that connects Armory Square to Onondaga Lake along Onondaga Creek.… Read more »
Turkey's call for aid in the aftermath of the country's earthquake early last week fell on receptive ears in Syracuse. 'After the Turkish government asked… Read more »
Just a week away from Election Day, races around the city of Syracuse are heating up. The Daily Orange highlighted four city election races: 4th… Read more »
The Student Association general assembly erupted in applause with the election of the 71st representative at Monday night's meeting. This final representative election for the… Read more »
Free legal clinics offered by the Syracuse Say Yes to Education program, in partnership with the Syracuse City School District, opened Tuesday night. This marks… Read more »
When Emma Edwards saw the Syracuse University Sustainability Division table at orientation day, she was eager to join. 'I ran over and I was like,… Read more »
President Barack Obama announced a new series of measures Wednesday that he hopes will make repaying federal college loans easier for students. The decision followed… Read more »
Despite the efforts of Syracuse University officials, Pauline Yang still worries about student loans. 'My parents are helping me a little with my loans, but… Read more »
Students can now do more than just satisfy their hunger with Two Degrees nutrition bars — they will be giving children the vital nutrition they… Read more »
Syracuse University reported $50,000 in lobbying expenses for the third quarter of 2011, but it did not lobby the federal government on any specific issues.… Read more »
All Syracuse University students studying abroad in Istanbul are safe and were not affected by the Oct. 23 earthquake in Van.The 7.2-magnitude earthquake was the… Read more »
The way Busso von Alvensleben sees it, the European Union is learning a tough economic lesson. German Consul General von Alvensleben spoke to approximately 50… Read more »
The existence of water on Mars was uncovered in 2008 when NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander found evidence of water ice beneath the planet's surface. But… Read more »
The Syracuse lacrosse player facing charges of driving while intoxicated and resisting arrest stemming from a Monday morning incident is scheduled to be in Syracuse… Read more »
Some of the nation's top scientists gathered in a packed Hendricks Chapel on Wednesday night for a 'State of the Earth' interview-style discussion focused on… Read more »
Alaina Mallette went above and beyond after taking a science class at Syracuse University last semester. Mallette, a junior geography major, took HNR 250: 'World… Read more »
The special collection of rock legend Bruce Springsteen will now be housed at Monmouth University — in his hometown.Beginning Nov. 1, the university is scheduled… Read more »
Craig Schwitter sees carbon emissions as more than a 'big problem' for the world. Carbon, he said, is a potentially fatal problem that demands large-scale… Read more »
UPDATED: Oct. 27, 2011, 12:45 a.m. The felony drug charges against suspended Syracuse wide receiver Marcus Sales have been dropped, defense lawyer Michael Vavonese said Wednesday.… Read more »
With Jon Huntsman and Mitt Romney, two Mormon presidential candidates running in the 2012 elections, the Latter-day Saint Student Association at Syracuse University uncovers myths regarding… Read more »
Almost a month after The Chronicle of Higher Education published an article criticizing Syracuse University Chancellor Nancy Cantor's leadership, the article still sparks discussion within… Read more »
In a rematch of the 2010 25th Congressional District race, challenger Dan Maffei (D-Dewitt) is already giving incumbent Ann Marie Buerkle (R-Onondaga Hill) a run… Read more »