Blood spatter analyst to discuss crime cases
A defense attorney hired Herbert MacDonell to work in his Detroit, Mich., murder case in 2001. A lawyer had been accused of hiring a hit… Read more »
Writer archives: Julia Terruso
Power loss hits South Campus
Parts of South Campus lost power in a planned outage for three hours Wednesday night due to a broken feeder line affecting one of two… Read more »
Sedore named to IT position
Vice Chancellor and Provost Eric Spina named Christopher Sedore vice president for information technology and chief information officer at Syracuse University Tuesday. Sedore had been… Read more »
Task Force to advocate for immigrant rights with vigil
If you goWhat: Broken Hearts VigilWhere: 100 S. Clinton, SyracuseWhen: Friday, 5 p.m.Cost: FreeA vigil to advocate for immigrant families and end deportation will be… Read more »
Vice President Joe Biden to deliver commencement address
Vice President Joe Biden will give the commencement address to the Syracuse University graduating class of 2009. The joint ceremony with the State University of… Read more »
Clarendon Heights apartment fire displaces four SU students
A fire broke out in the 100 building of the Clarendon Heights apartments Thursday, displacing six residents, four of whom were Syracuse University students.Joann Knittel,… Read more »
ESF to break ground on environmental gateway building in Fall 2010
As new construction projects continue to develop all over campus, the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry is planning a… Read more »
SA passes MayFest bill, resolves to keep tradition alive, students safe
Syracuse University's Student Association passed a bill Monday that resolved to support and recognize MayFest, and collaborate with administration and Syracuse residents to address ongoing… Read more »
Alumni band Ra Ra Riot plans return to Syracuse
Ra Ra Riot will return to Syracuse University perform its classical influenced indie-rock music at the Westcott Theater on March 28.The concert, which includes three… Read more »
University begins 2010 commencement speaker search
The commencement speaker selection process for 2010 and the process for future speakers will now begin in the spring semester, over a full year before… Read more »
Tiered firing system shakes up Bird Library
Colleen Lochner had been working at Syracuse University's E.S. Bird Library for 19 years when she heard about a new position in the Learning Commons… Read more »
Despite economy, Turning Stone casino stays afloat
Brian Berk won more than $10,000 in one night at Turning Stone Casino. He went on to gradually lose it all at the black jack… Read more »
Return to sender
Christina Boser trapped a coyote nine months ago and placed a global positioning system collar around its neck. But days after Boser, a graduate student… Read more »
Dome to open 3 p.m. today for Saturday Notre Dame game
Syracuse University is opening the Carrier Dome doors to season-ticket holders at 3 p.m. today, in preparation for Saturday's game against the University of Notre… Read more »
Students, locals take part in nationwide Prop 8 protest
Orla Kelly held her sign high above her head and chanted with almost 200 other protesters gathered in front of Syracuse City Hall Saturday, 'Gay,… Read more »
Campus remembers 'charismatic' student
The Syracuse University flag flew at half-mast outside Hendricks Chapel the morning of Nov. 5, when a group of students gathered to mourn the death… Read more »
Week's events educate SU campus on Holocaust
Syracuse University will host its first Holocaust education summit this week, bringing to campus professors and scholars from nine states and Washington, D.C.'The Symposium on… Read more »
Committee measures need for on-campus women's center
When Syracuse University became the first co-ed university in the state of New York in 1870, its 62 female students had a 10 p.m. curfew.… Read more »
Changing direction
The 1987 March on Washington brought 500,000 activists to Washington D.C. to speak out for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights. That same year, a… Read more »
Sororities hold informal recruitment
Two weeks of chaotic shuffling among 12 sorority houses has been replaced with casual barbecues over several months.This fall, two sororities are conductingan informal bidding… Read more »
ABC News bureau to open at SU
Meghan Lisson has all the normal responsibilities associated with being a Syracuse University senior - plus a paid reporting job for ABC. She's one of… Read more »
More than a name
The name change of Syracuse University's R.A.P.E. center to Sexual Assault Support Services sparked controversy in recent weeks within the campus community. Yet the center's… Read more »
Author, doctor discusses mental dangers of war
Dr. Jonathan Shay's opening message wasn't what one might expect to hear at a lecture given by an award-winning author. 'Not a blessed thing I… Read more »
Panel, speaker to discuss effects of post-traumatic stress disorder
For many veterans, the horrors of war do not cease when they return home. For many victims of rape and abuse, experiences do not fade… Read more »
