Phanstiels' gifts to SU among largest donations in 2010
The $20 million gift that established a new scholarship program last fall was one of the 50 largest philanthropic donations of 2010. The gift, which… Read more »
Writer archives: Dara McBride
DPS continues investigation into larcenies
Using camera footage, the Department of Public Safety is continuing to investigate a string of campus larcenies that began in January. DPS has increased area… Read more »
University Senate : Open forum discusses smoking policy, tenured faculty concerns
Concerns about implementing the smoke-free campus initiative were brought forth at Wednesday's University Senate open forum.The annual open forum was a chance for students, staff… Read more »
Temporary J. Michael Shoes opens in Marshall Square Mall
For the first time since the store was established in the 1980s, J. Michael Shoes opened its doors to customers away from its Marshall Street… Read more »
Negotiations to start for DPS union
Officers in the Department of Public Safety are hoping a new union will give members enhanced benefits, as they plan to begin negotiations in the… Read more »
ESF : Time capsule: Course on 100-year history of college to start next week
Neil Murphy is looking forward to looking back.'It's very common for an institution that's undergoing a centennial to begin celebrating by looking back,' said Murphy,… Read more »
DPS investigating South Campus motor vehicle accident
A motor vehicle accident left a blue Ford Focus dented at the intersection of Chinook Drive and Skytop Road Friday night. A silver bumper,… Read more »
Multiple power outages affect campus area after storm
Multiple outages happened in the Syracuse University area after a Saturday evening hail and rain storm. A Department of Public Safety car was stationed… Read more »
DPS investigates string of larcenies after stolen computer reported in Eggers
The Syracuse University Department of Public Safety is investigating a larceny in Eggers Hall—the latest in what DPS is calling a string of campus larcenies.… Read more »
New York state TAP avoids cuts
Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced his budget Tuesday, making changes to higher education in New York state by cutting funding to public state schools but not… Read more »
Nationwide storm causes university to cancel several events
A winter storm that has stretched from Minnesota to Texas has forced Syracuse University to cancel several events this week. The storm will reach Syracuse… Read more »
College of Law : Blog investigation officially ends
After negotiations halted late last week, the investigation into the satirical blog SUCOLitis officially ended Tuesday with no charges filed against Len Audaer, a second-year… Read more »
Fraternity and Sorority Affairs : Repeated violations cause chapter to close
UPDATED: Feb. 2, 2011Failure of the Alpha Chi Omega Lambda chapter members to change behaviors after being put on probation last spring led to the… Read more »
ESF : Local roots: Sustainability forum encourages student to think, act locally
Andrew Dorr hopes to stay in Syracuse post-graduation.'The city is changing, and there is a lot that can be done,' said Dorr, a senior environmental… Read more »
Fraternity and Sorority Affairs
SU ALPHA CHI OMEGA CHAPTER TO CLOSE
UPDATED: Jan. 31, 2011 The Lambda chapter of Alpha Chi Omega at Syracuse University will close as a result of struggles with the sorority's national… Read more »
J. Michael to temporarily move into Marshall Square Mall
UPDATED: Jan. 31, 2011 J. Michael Shoes will move to a temporary location in Follett's Orange Bookstore in Marshall Square Mall. Owners hope to open… Read more »
College of Law : Judge mediates student blog investigation settlement
More than 100 days after it began, the investigation into SUCOLitis, the satirical blog dedicated to Syracuse University's College of Law, is reaching an end.Len… Read more »
Centennial celebration between SU and SUNY ESF begins
One hundred years ago this fall, the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry found a home in the basement level… Read more »
College of Law : Federal judge mediating agreement, end in SUCOLitis investigation
Almost 100 days after it began, the investigation into SUCOLitis, the satirical blog dedicated to Syracuse University's College of Law, is reaching an end.Len Audaer,… Read more »
University Senate : Members continue at quick pace
At less than 20 minutes, the first University Senate meeting for the semester was short, just as presiding officer Jonathan Massey said it would be… Read more »
Union for DPS employees on way to certification
After going a year without one, employees from the Department of Public Safety have voted in favor of forming a new union, which is now… Read more »
PINSTRIPE : Football promotions increase for trip to bowl game
Andrew Murphy has been to a Syracuse University football game every year since he graduated in 1987, so after he heard the football team would… Read more »
DPS reports attempted robbery in East neighborhood Wednesday night
A female student reported being approached by an unknown man demanding money at the intersection of Euclid and Ackerman avenues Wednesday night, according to a… Read more »
College of Law : Prosecutor seeks protective order on satirical blog investigation
The College of Law motioned for a protective order on the investigation into the SUCOLitis blog on Tuesday, but still has not charged the student… Read more »
