Outlaw moot court team wins nationals
Following her opening argument, Olatokunbo Olaniyan thought she ended her team's chances of winning in the final round.But the Syracuse University Outlaw moot court team… Read more »
Writer archives: Eric Hughes
Campus Briefs
A Syracuse University student pushed a police officer in the chest when the student was caught after park curfew in Thornden Park on Feb. 16… Read more »
Undergrads educate on zombie film
Professor Yasser Aggour's Art and Photography 541 class is the last regularly scheduled class to meet in Shaeffer Hall's Shemin Auditorium on Monday's this semester… Read more »
Outlaw moot court team advances to national finals
The Syracuse University Outlaw moot court team advanced to the final round of the Williams Project's Sexual Orientation and the Law Moot Court Competition at… Read more »
Random student profile: Kevin Cahn
Like a true New Jersey native, Kevin Cahn doesn't go to the beach. He goes down the shore. The freshman broadcast journalism major has lived… Read more »
Police Reports
A Syracuse University employee's missing car was found unoccupied in the middle of the road of the 100 block of Wilkinson Street on Monday around… Read more »
Armed robbery suspects await arraignment
Both suspects in the armed robbery case that took place Saturday night around midnight have been arrested and are waiting for their arraignment.Sgt. Tom Connellan… Read more »
Police Reports
A Syracuse University student jumped on the back of a Syracuse Police officer and was arrested for harassment outside of Lucy's Retired Surfer's Bar on… Read more »
SU employee's Honda Accord stolen, recovered but possessions found in stolen Lexus
A Syracuse University employee's vehicle was stolen from outside her home on the 500 block of Stolp Avenue, according to a Syracuse Police report.The vehicle,… Read more »
Man assaulted with bat on M-Street
A man was beaten with a baseball bat on Marshall Street around 1:30 a.m. on Saturday.Dave Vrooman, an employee at Insomnia Cookies, said he saw… Read more »
First phase of construction on Newhouse sky bridge ends
Construction is underway on the sky bridge connecting Newhouse I and Newhouse II, an assignment included in the Newhouse III building project.Michael O'Mara, an information… Read more »
Court rules: Le Moyne student re-admitted into program
The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York unanimously overturned a lower court's ruling that supported Le Moyne College's withdrawl… Read more »
Former FDA official shares disdain for government's decision with Plan B
Susan Wood, the former assistant commissioner for women's health at the Food and Drug Administration, came to Syracuse Wednesday night in an event sponsored by… Read more »
Listeners react to restriction of WAER sports Web casts
The Syracuse University athletic department's recent merge with WAER Sports has left listeners to the free online Web casts and many students at the station… Read more »
Billy Joel to return to SU for March concert in Dome
Syracuse University students will be in a New York state of mind next March when piano man Billy Joel performs live at the Carrier Dome.Pat… Read more »
Professor's attempt to save trees on Newhouse III site fails
Pine trees located on the site of the future home of Newhouse III were removed Tuesday morning to make room for the new building.Lynn Vanderhoek,… Read more »
Asian Awareness Week to incorporate Eastern culture into campus
Kappa Phi Lambda will sponsor the second Asian Awareness Week at Syracuse University during the week of Nov. 14 through 18. Each night of the… Read more »
DIPA summer program added in Arctic region
Beginning next summer, Syracuse University students will have the opportunity to live among the Inuit in Nuvavut, Canada, through the Division of International Programs Abroad's… Read more »
Common Council code to enforce inspection of rental houses
The Syracuse Common Council passed a code of enforcement Oct. 24 to begin inspecting one and two-family rental homes in the Special Neighborhood District. The… Read more »
DIPA reopens study abroad Israel next fall
The ban to study abroad in Israel was lifted last week after a Division of International Programs Abroad meeting.The ban, set after security warnings by… Read more »
Campus Briefs: Million Man March to be celebrated
On Oct. 15, Washington, D.C. will play home to the Million More Movement, the tenth anniversary celebration of the Million Man March from Oct. 16,… Read more »
