Fine allegations : Tomaselli to be sentenced for sexual abuse charges
Zach Tomaselli is scheduled to be sentenced Wednesday to a state prison for sexually abusing a 13-year-old boy in 2009.Tomaselli, 23, of Lewiston, Maine, accused… Read more »
Writer archives: Rachael Barillari
Burton Blatt Institute : SU, World Bank partnering to create forum
Officials from the World Bank visited Syracuse University last week to discuss their partnership in establishing a platform to assist developing countries.The Global Forum on… Read more »
Boba Suite fundraising in hopes of preventing closure
Boba Suite Tea House will be forced to close if owner Glenda Nunez and her staff cannot raise about $10,000 by April 15. Nunez, a… Read more »
Nash remembered by family, faculty for wisdom, passion for literature
Watching Courtenay Nash sip hot chocolate in a Starbucks caf will be unforgettable in the memory of Andrew Nash. 'It was dad and Courtenay time… Read more »
Car accident at University Place and Ostrom Avenue leave drivers unharmed
Two vehicles collided at the corner of University Place and Ostrom Avenue on Saturday afternoon at approximately 2:20 p.m. No one was injured. Kaitlyn Carrier,… Read more »
University Senate : Inappropriate faculty conduct policy altered
After seven years of deliberation, Syracuse University's faculty harassment policy has changed.Corinne Smith, a committee member and department chair in the School of Education, presented… Read more »
Sweet 16 tickets reserved for Orange donors sold out
Tickets offered to Orange Club donors through Syracuse University for the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament sold out Tuesday. Members of the club were… Read more »
Despite warm weather, air conditioning in campus buildings will remain off until April 15
Although weather predictions for the upcoming week are unseasonably high with possible temperatures reaching the upper 70s and lower 80s, the air conditioning will not… Read more »
Student struck in head, robbed on Euclid Avenue
An off-campus robbery occurred early Saturday morning at 1 a.m. on the 700 block of Euclid Avenue. A male student said he was approached and… Read more »
New Connective Corridor director supports city engagement
Linda Hartsock is thinking big to make Syracuse the next 'happening place.' 'You see so many vibrant communities fused with art, music and technology, and… Read more »
Former Newhouse professor remembered for tradition
Former students and colleagues describe Samuel V. Kennedy III as an old-school newspaper guy, something people just don't see anymore. 'He just ran newspapers the… Read more »
Student Association : Medical amnesty policy to take effect
A medical amnesty policy and explicit cyberbullying language will be added to Syracuse University's Code of Student Conduct. Student Association President Dylan Lustig said a… Read more »
New York police crack down on texting while driving
Strict legislation is cracking down on texting and driving in New York state. Law enforcement officials issued 118,757 tickets since July 2011 for using an… Read more »
Organization to rally against Rove's policies
UPDATED: Feb. 16, 2012, 1:09 a.m. EST CORRECTION: In the Feb. 15 article titled 'Organization to rally against Rove's policies,' the Supreme Court's role in Citizens… Read more »
Sense of security: Officials, students evaluate usefulness of campus blue light system
The stairs leading to Mount Olympus can be intimidating after sunset. As a freshman, Courtney Stafford recalled that her only sense of relief came from… Read more »
Roadblock: Student Association reflects on stalled status of two initiatives
Student Association members constantly work on initiatives, many of which have been successful in the past. However, in the last several semesters, two heavily discussed… Read more »
University senate : Chancellor discusses free speech, financial aid at meeting
University Senate sponsored an open forum for the Syracuse University community to address Chancellor Nancy Cantor with questions or concerns Wednesday at 4 p.m. in… Read more »
Warm weather leaves slopes dry for ski club
This winter's warmer-than-normal weather has been an obstacle for the Syracuse University Ski Racing Club. Due to the lack of snow, skiers said they are… Read more »
Fraternity brother struck by car, transported to hospital
UPDATED: Feb. 6, 2:25 a.m. EST A car struck a Syracuse University student and member of the Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity while he crossed Comstock… Read more »
Campus prepares for Rock the Dome concert
The Carrier Dome will be a secure venue for Thursday's Rock the Dome concert due to the collective efforts of the Department of Public Safety,… Read more »
Health & Science : Slim chance: Experts say short-term dieting fails to wield long-term results
Cutting calories or carbohydrates are diet methods people frequently use to lose weight quickly, but these extreme measures prove to be ineffective and damaging to… Read more »
Finding a balance: Lustig hopes to lead Student Association assembly that is personal, professional
Laughter fills the Student Association headquarters in the Schine Student Center on a Friday afternoon as representatives chatter about new ideas and the weekend to… Read more »
Student causes accident after driving wrong way down one-way street
At least one Syracuse University student was involved in a two-car collision outside the entrance to Thornden Park on Ostrom Avenue Monday afternoon at about… Read more »
Education student returns to SU after 5-month expulsion
For Syracuse University graduate student Matthew Werenczak, being expelled from the School of Education was the last thing he expected. Werenczak was prepared to start… Read more »
