Allan Gonzalez remembered for talent, compassion
Allan Gonzalez’s family and friends talked about his life after the 22-year-old was found dead Thursday after accidentally falling into Onondaga Creek in downtown Syracuse. Read more »
Writer archives: Emma Folts
Missing SU student found dead
Allan Gonzalez fell into Onondaga Creek on Jan 19, according to the Syracuse Police Department. Read more »
Racist graffiti reported in Day Hall
The graffiti was found on the back of a vending machine, according to a DPS bias incident report issued Tuesday. Read more »
SPD confirms missing SU student fell into creek
The Syracuse Police Department has obtained footage of Gonzalez accidentally falling into Onondaga Creek shortly after 3 a.m on Jan. 19. Read more »
SPD believes missing SU student fell into creek
The Syracuse Police Department have found a baseball cap near Onondaga Creek that Gonzalez was wearing the night of his disappearance. Read more »
Family members of missing SU student describe disappearance
Gonzalez, a senior in the College of Engineering and Computer Sciences, was last seen Jan. 18 in the city of Syracuse. Read more »
SU student reported missing
Allan Gonzalez, a senior in the College of Engineering and Computer Science, was last seen Jan. 18 in the city of Syracuse. Read more »
DPS identifies perpetrator of anti-Semitic graffiti
DPS will not share the perpetrator’s identity to comply with federal privacy laws. Read more »
Anti-Semitic graffiti found in Bird Library
The graffiti depicted a swastika and was found on a table in the lower level of the library. Read more »
NVRC grand opening set for April
The $62.5 million center will act as a hub for veteran services. Read more »
Interactive Crime Map: Off-campus larcenies, burglaries
Nine off-campus burglaries and larcenies were reported to the Department of Public Safety from Dec. 15 to Jan. 15. Read more »
SPD investigating series of off-campus burglaries
The Syracuse Police Department is investigating 13 break-ins reported between Dec. 15 and Jan. 15. Read more »
Video: The D.O. Explains: 5 stories you missed over break
News Editor Emma Folts summarizes 5 of the most important stories from winter break. Read more »
Special committee to begin campus climate review
The committee, which will consider recommendations from an independent panel, expects to present a report to the board by the end of June. Read more »
Fiji, ZBT placed under suspension, probation
The University Conduct Board suspended Phi Gamma Delta, or “Fiji,” after finding the fraternity had violated SU’s Code of Student Conduct, a university spokesperson said in an email Thursday. Read more »
SUNY-ESF student dies in apparent drowning
Fearby, a senior conservation biology major, was fly fishing with his grandfather in Orleans County, New York, when he fell into the water. Read more »
Remembrance service honors victims of Pan Am Flight 103 bombing
The crowd gathered Saturday to remember and honor the 270 people who died in the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 on Dec. 21, 1988. Thirty-five of the victims were SU students. Read more »
Indigenous students present concerns, solutions to Syverud
Students met with the chancellor on Dec. 3, about two weeks after the Department of Public Safety announced Nov. 21 that an anti-indigenous message was found on a post-it note in Flint Hall. Read more »
SU suspends Alpha Tau Omega fraternity
The University Conduct Board determined after conduct proceedings that the fraternity had violated SU’s Code of Student Conduct. Read more »
SUNY-ESF finds drawing, may include swastika
Members of the campus community have interpreted the drawing's intent differently, SUNY-ESF Interim President David Amberg said in a statement to the college. Some saw a swastika included in the drawing. Read more »
SU closes Crouse-Hinds Hall, denies entry to #NotAgainSU
A #NotAgainSU protester told The Daily Orange that they were canvassing the building around 8:30 a.m. When they got to Crouse-Hinds, DPS officer stopped two organizers. The officers denied the organizers entrance into the building. Read more »
Kathleen Walters serves as first chairwoman of SU’s Board of Trustees
Appointed to the role in November 2018, Walters only sees herself as chair — no woman qualifier attached. Read more »
DAY BY DAY: How racist graffiti sparked campus activism
Racist graffiti sparked protests, forums and the creation of the #NotAgainSU movement. As Syracuse University continued to experience hate crimes, the movement only grew stronger. Read more »
SU to implement safety measures over break
The Department of Public Safety will deploy 19 new residential community safety officers in several residence halls, including those affected by the November hate crimes and bias incidents. Read more »
