Syracuse police chief releases statement on Bernie Fine allegations
UPDATED: Nov. 30, 2011 at 1:42 a.m. Dennis DuVal, who served as Syracuse police chief in 2002, knew about the allegations against Bernie Fine when… Read more »
Writer archives: Michael Boren
Kimatian loses city auditor seat to Masterpole by more than 2,000 votes
The moment Steve Kimatian realized he lost the city auditor race Tuesday, he stood silently for several minutes, his hands on his hips and face… Read more »
City : Eye on you: Syracuse police to spend more than $155,000 for security cameras
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 »
Public Safety : Liquor laws violations hit record high
Students received a record number of judicial referrals for violating liquor laws on campus in 2010, according to the latest Department of Public Safety statistics… Read more »
SU reflects on death of bin Laden
Authorities never recovered the body of Olivia Perez's father from the ashes and steel of the Twin Towers that came crashing down on 9/11. All… Read more »
MayFest 2011 : Police enforcement, weather could affect crowd sizes at Walnut, Euclid
Although university officials expect Friday's MayFest weather forecast of showers and temperatures in the 50s to put a damper on Euclid Avenue crowds, police are… Read more »
Bill could expand number of crimes in annual DPS report
Proposed legislation in the U.S. Senate could force the Syracuse University Department of Public Safety to add to the list of crimes it includes in… Read more »
SU Showcase : Video submissions, Schine location mark changes to event
This year's Syracuse University Showcase will feature student- and faculty-produced videos on sustainability for the first time, but the new exhibit initially saw less interest… Read more »
Repairs continue on Marshall Street after pipe burst
Nearly two and a half months after a pipe burst shut down or forced the relocation of several businesses on Marshall Street, work is still… Read more »
ESF student remembered as selfless, problem solver
After losing a leg, Lloyd Eldred saw his dream come to life when his grandson, Weston, used farm equipment to build a 2-plus acre pond.… Read more »
The single life: Renovations to enhance privacy, change student makeup of SkyHall dorms
Changing spaces: Part 2 of 3 The SkyHall buildings on South Campus will undergo a makeover this summer, once again changing which students are designated… Read more »
Natural selection: Constantly changing facade of Marshall Street reflects shifts in local culture
One sound seemed to last all night when Carl Johnson lived in an old house on Marshall Street in the early '80s — bartenders shattering… Read more »
Judge rules ordinance valid for East neighborhood rental housing
Landlords and several homeowners are on the losing side of the legal spectrum after a judge rejected their lawsuit against a city ordinance that places… Read more »
Greek : In residence: Pre-medicinal fraternity to colonize SU
An international medical fraternity will join the campus ranks next fall, aiming to bring together pre-medical students to help them prepare for the competitive nature… Read more »
SU reinstates classes on three religious holidays, adds Fall Break
Classes will be reinstated on three religious holidays, and students will receive a week off for Thanksgiving beginning next semester, the university announced Wednesday. The… Read more »
Former ESF professor remembered for athleticism, environmental focus
As Allan Drew plugged away near the end of a race, he ran not only to run but to win. 'When he could smell the… Read more »
CitrusTV, Z89 to expand, replace Food Works
CLARIFICATIONS: In this article, a statement from Alex Brewer regarding the time frame of the expansion was unclear. The statement 'Brewer said he expected it… Read more »
Program to prepare student veterans for technology careers
A new program that could affect dozens of students back from the armed forces at Syracuse University will allow post-9/11 veterans to prepare for technology… Read more »
Marshall Street businesses see losses after pipe burst
Jennifer Kotapka squeezed her car between the barricades in front of Acropolis Pizza House and ran inside for less than two minutes to grab deliveries.… Read more »
Former professor mourned globally by family, friends
When James Powell learned that a friend was giving his first academic presentation at Syracuse University, Powell made a point to attend - and sat… Read more »
Bat captured with net in Hall of Languages
As Jon Gregalis walked into the Hall of Languages, an unlikely visitor swooped in from above: a bat. 'I was one step in the doorway,… Read more »
Chipotle Mexican Grill planning to open on Marshall Street in April
Chipotle Mexican Grill plans to open a restaurant in April on Marshall Street in the former location of King David's Restaurant, which has served Middle… Read more »
King David's Restaurant to close, Chipotle Mexican Grill to open on Marshall Street
After 36 years of serving Middle Eastern cuisine on Marshall Street, King David's Restaurant is moving upstairs to make way for a Chipotle Mexican Grill.… Read more »
Four Loko sales in Syracuse boom after New York moratorium placed
'Farewell to Four Loko' was the theme of a party Jacqueline Taylor attended last Thursday for the malt liquor beverage nicknamed 'blackout in a can.'… Read more »
