Popov murder case ends in hung jury; new trial in the fall
The friends and family of slain SU graduate student Simeon Popov waited more than a year and a half for closure, and even after one… Read more »
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Police to continue Operation Prevent
Students who have avoided university area bars since last spring's series of bar raids may have a good reason to stay away. Syracuse Police say… Read more »
Popov murder trial ends with deadlocked jury, new trial could happen by end of summer or early fall
The friends and family of murdered SU graduate student Simeon Popov have waited over a year and a half for closure, and it appears they… Read more »
Student suspected of SARS deemed healthy
Its study abroad program in China is on temporary hold, and a student was suspected of carrying the disease, but Syracuse University officials want students… Read more »
Hunt begins for chancellor's replacement
Less than one week after Kenneth A. Shaw announced his retirement as chancellor of Syracuse University, and nearly 15 months before that retirement takes effect,… Read more »
Sports cable leaders discuss past, future
Although shows like “SportsCenter” and “Pardon the Interruption” are claiming an ever-larger portion of mainstream attention for ESPN, it all started with a bunch of… Read more »
Committee unveils new proposal for class scheduling
The University Senate is considering a plan that may prove to be a double-edged sword for students, giving them more flexibility in class scheduling options… Read more »
OGLEL charged with fee misuse
The Student Association filed charges on Monday with its judicial body, accusing the Office of Greek Life and Experiential Learning of violating SA regulations by… Read more »
Student hospitalized with possible SARS
A 19-year-old Syracuse University student is suspected of having contracted the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome virus, known as SARS, SU spokesman Kevin Morrow said. The… Read more »
Board representatives voted in
The Student Association elected Dominick Chillemi and Kristal Harris as representatives to the Board of Trustees. Chillemi, a junior public policy major and SA representative,… Read more »
Shuttle inconsistency leads to premature end
Students hoping to catch a ride down to Armory Square on the Student Association-sponsored Centro shuttle may once again be waiting in vain, but this… Read more »
Team created to guide SA reorganization effort
The Student Association will attempt to reinvent itself, creating a student committee with the power to recommend changes in the SA’s structure and function.The SA… Read more »
Fans mob team during parade
Not even matching orange and white wooden barricades lining Salina Street on Saturday could keep the throngs of similarly orange-clad fans from rushing onto the… Read more »
University escapes diversity criticism
Even after placing itself on the front lines of the battle to defend affirmative action, Syracuse University has escaped the latest attack, a barrage of… Read more »
For homey feel, many gather in dorms for game
While most Syracuse University students packed into the Dome to watch the Orangemen claim the national title, handfuls of students clustered around televisions to enjoy… Read more »
University unaffected by power outage in city, outlying areas
New York Gov. George E. Pataki declared a State Disaster Emergency on Saturday for Onondaga and 12 other Central New York counties after a weekend… Read more »
Alumni make pilgrimage to campus for games
Syracuse University witnessed an unusual phenomenon in the days leading up to Saturday's Final Four victory. Familiar faces began popping up around campus as alumni… Read more »
200 Syracuse students to rally in D.C.
At midnight Tuesday, nearly 200 people will stand waiting to board four chartered buses at the Schine Student Center. In a matter of hours, they… Read more »
Fuentes protests war by canceling SU lecture
While many artists and celebrities throughout the world are speaking out against the war in Iraq, renowned Mexican author Carlos Fuentes will be sending a… Read more »
Taxpayers get break on tuition costs
With tuition steadily increasing and state lawmakers slashing financial aid, students will get some relief in the form of a tax break from the federal… Read more »
Orange Day celebrates 133rd birthday of SU
The Carrier Dome and Chancellor Kenneth A. Shaw’s head were both glowing with orange pride in celebration of Syracuse University’s 133rd birthday.On Monday, the university… Read more »
Media professors, students split on war video debate
Video images of Iraqi soldiers interrogating wounded American POWs are certainly sensitive to some, but students and faculty in the S.I. Newhouse School of Public… Read more »
Collection of activists protest war in Iraq at Clinton Square
Only hours after U.S. warplanes began pounding targets in Iraq, hundreds of Syracuse-area residents mobilized and took to the streets in an emergency protest against… Read more »
Syracuse hosts forum on war in Iraq
Only hours after U.S. warplanes began pounding targets in Iraq, hundreds of Syracuse-area residents mobilized and took to the streets in an emergency protest against… Read more »
