George Langford to step down as dean of College of Arts and Sciences in June
UPDATED: Dec. 12, 9:57 p.m. George Langford, the dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, announced Wednesday that he will step down from his… Read more »
Writer archives: Meredith Newman
Duck: Meredith Newman
I’ve been known for knowing people’s secrets, but I have a final one of my own: I’ve always come to house for any D.O. function… Read more »
SU hires consulting firm to help analyze campus
Syracuse University has enlisted the help of Bain & Co. — a global management consulting firm — to analyze and better key aspects of the… Read more »
LGBT Resource Center director reacts to sign vandalism
Vandalism of several Syracuse University LGBT Resource Center campaign signs sparked a Department of Public Safety investigation as well as a community-wide dialogue about symbolic… Read more »
First comptroller candidate announces run, hopes to fulfill students' needs
The Student Association’s assistant comptroller announced his candidacy for comptroller of the 58th Session. Patrick Douglas, a junior accounting and finance major, said if elected,… Read more »
To the house: Former Syracuse kicker Altman tackles real estate, stars in Bravo TV show
In the gated community of Beverly Park, Calif., lies a luxurious 10,000-square-foot one-bedroom house, the likes of which are only seen in movies. It has… Read more »
Cantor to step away from overseeing daily operations; Spina to become interim chancellor
UPDATED: Oct. 10, 2013 at 1:52 a.m. Nancy Cantor announced on Wednesday that she will step away from overseeing the daily operations of Syracuse University to… Read more »
Fraternity and Sorority Affairs
Delta Phi Epsilon to form colony, begin recruiting Oct. 7
The sorority Delta Phi Epsilon will form a colony at Syracuse University this fall and will start recruiting Oct. 7. The sorority will lease the… Read more »
Students, experts respond to Advocacy Center's practice
Any information shared beyond the Advocacy Center is too much — that’s just one of the views shared about the center’s new practice. Limited information… Read more »
Boris Gresely announces candidacy for SA president; hopes to improve member accountability
UPDATED: Sept. 24, 1:07 a.m. Surrounded by supporters on the Quad, Boris Gresely announced his candidacy for Student Association president on Monday morning. He made the… Read more »
SU implements new Advocacy Center practice
Limited information about students who use campus resources like the Advocacy Center could now be given to an SU employee to monitor patterns of repeat… Read more »
Where were you?: SU community members reflect on their memories of Sept. 11
Across the world, people watched the World Trade Center collapse through their televisions, the United States they knew collapsing with it. Twelve years later, the… Read more »
Fraternity and Sorority Affairs
Finished Psi Upsilon renovations improve facade, durability
The renovations to Psi Upsilon’s fraternity house have been successfully completed, bringing the house back to what chapter alumni call its “glory days.” Renovations to… Read more »
SU officials to analyze Schine study
The Schine Renovation Feasibility Study will continue in the upcoming weeks, and suggestions to improve the student experience in the center will be analyzed. The… Read more »
Obama to visit Henninger High School on Aug. 22
President Barack Obama will visit Henninger High School in the city of Syracuse on Aug 22. as part of his bus tour across Upstate New York… Read more »
President Barack Obama to visit Syracuse next week
UPDATED: Aug. 14, 2013 at 3:03 P.M. President Barack Obama will visit Syracuse as part of his bus tour across Upstate New York and Pennsylvania next… Read more »
SU Treasurer to retire Sept. 15 after 38 years of service with university
The treasurer for Syracuse University announced her retirement from the university, effective Sept. 15, after 38 years of service. As treasurer for 23 years, Barbara… Read more »
Syra-Juice to reopen Monday after paying sales tax
Syra-Juice Juice Bar & Eatery in Marshall Square Mall will reopen Monday after New York state seized the business for not paying almost $3,000 in… Read more »
Roger Springfield receives 5 years probation for secretly recording athletes in locker rooms
Roger Springfield, former Syracuse University Athletics director of media properties and production, was sentenced to five years probation today for secretly videotaping more than 100… Read more »
Facing the future: Administration presentations, faculty forums address potential changes in academic strategy at SU
Dialogue — it’s something many faculty members at Syracuse University say doesn’t happen enough. The SU administration presented “Navigating the Changing Landscape,” a series of… Read more »
Katherine Frega: Through lacrosse, freshman defeats cancer, inspired to find cure to disease
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, the fraternity in which Katherine Frega is involved was misstated. Frega is In Phi Delta Epsilon. The Daily Orange… Read more »
City to replace bike lane lights damaged by vandalism
Due to excessive vandalism, the city of Syracuse will replace the Connective Corridor lights along University Avenue in the coming month. The waist-high red lights,… Read more »
Police await the results of toxicology report for student
The Syracuse Police Department is awaiting a toxicology report for a Syracuse University student who died from a fall in the early morning of April… Read more »
Car hits student crossing street in front of Ernie Davis
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, Jennie Chang's name was misspelled. The Daily Orange regrets this error. A 2004 Dodge Stratus heading north on… Read more »
