Duck: Laurence Leveille
I was that overly eager freshman who emailed the news editor for a story during the summer. But I never wrote again that first semester.… Read more »
Writer archives: Laurence Leveille
Daily Orange editor who saw paper transition to independence dies
With his feet propped up on his desk, arms behind his head and a smile on his face, Bob Heisler would welcome Daily Orange staff… Read more »
Aiming high: Junior presidential candidate looks to bring goals full circle
Teammates, friends and co-workers alike view Taylor Carr as a leader both on and off the soccer field. Carr, Student Association presidential candidate and junior… Read more »
Student Association : Administrator clarifies bill specifications
UPDATED: Oct. 19, 2011, 4:50 a.m.Editor's note: Tuesday's coverage of the most recent Student Association meeting misstated information regarding the details of the Designation of… Read more »
Grand restoration : Officials seek to restore Carnegie Library layout
The Carnegie Library of today has lost the grandeur it held in March 1907.The main entrance to the building has closed, classrooms have been built… Read more »
Veterans contemplate time spent fighting abroad
One decade since the War on Terror began, thousands of U.S. troops continue their duties in Afghanistan and Iraq. After the 9/11 attacks, the United… Read more »
Students settle into alternative housing
Move-in weekend has come to an end. While some students are settling into their dorms, others have the chance to experience the year in hotels… Read more »
Making up for lost time: Catch up on what you missed at SU during the 2010-11 year
Here are 10 notable events that happened during the 2010-11 academic year, including news about Marshall Street, sports, greek life and community involvement. Donation makes… Read more »
2011 senior giving campaign sees rise in donations before graduation
The 2011 Senior Class Giving Campaign is expected to reach its goal to surpass the number of gifts last year's class gave. 'We are almost… Read more »
Student Association : Publications find issue with financial vision
When Student Association announced its new tier system to fund programming for student organizations, the editors of Jerk and Zipped magazines were concerned about how… Read more »
Soldiering on : Six decades later, SU alumni recall WWII veterans flooding campus, making change
Wes Peterson hadn't planned on going to college. He graduated high school in June 1942 and took a job as a shipping clerk. He was… Read more »
Alumnus plans to contribute to senior class gift
UPDATED: March 7, 2011 For every senior who gives at least $20.11 toward the 2011 Senior Class Giving Campaign before commencement, an additional $100 will… Read more »
Construction company unveils plans for student apartment complex
Construction for the student apartment complex announced in the fall is expected to begin during the summer. Syracuse University has selected Education Reality Trust Inc.,… Read more »
Calling out: Students, administration continue discussion on medical amnesty policy
After a night of drinking, Iris Pechenik's friend walked away and didn't come back. When Pechenik and others searched for him, they found him on… Read more »
SU Abroad : Four SU students fly out of Cairo to safety
The four students who were studying abroad at the American University in Cairo in Egypt were all safely evacuated from the country by Feb. 2.The… Read more »
Student Association : Financial vision sees approval, concerns
With a new financial vision in place, members of student organizations will have a clearer idea of what is expected of them during this spring's… Read more »
SU seeks suggestions for 2012 commencement speaker
Bill Clinton, Ted Koppel, Billy Joel and Vice President Joe Biden — each have been commencement speakers at Syracuse University in the past. Now the… Read more »
Water main break delays relocation of Unique Tea House on Marshall Street
Plans to relocate Unique Tea House to the vacant space above J. Michael Shoes have been delayed due to the Jan. 21 water main break… Read more »
Water main break on Marshall Street closes store until repairs can be made
J. Michael Shoes on Marshall Street will remain closed for an indefinite period of time after the basement flooded eight to nine feet deep on… Read more »
Marshall Street, J. Michael close as crews clean up water main break
UPDATED: Jan. 21, 2011; 1:45 p.m. Marshall Street was still closed at noon Friday as crews continued to clean up a water main break at… Read more »
SU alumnus and wife donate $3.5 million for new day care center
UPDATED: Jan. 18, 2011 Syracuse University alumnus John Reilly III and his wife, Patty, have pledged $3.5 million toward the construction of a new day… Read more »
Three South Campus burglaries occur Monday morning
Three burglaries to South Campus apartments occurred after midnight on Monday morning and are under investigation, said Jennifer Horvath, public information officer of the Department… Read more »
Baby steps: Barnhart ends term with financial changes, progress toward larger goals
Next to Jon Barnhart's office door is a whiteboard with the number of business days left in his term as Student Association president. Underneath the… Read more »
