Members of SU community face, cope with disaster in Japan
When Yuriko Takahashi woke up Friday morning, she had a voicemail on Skype from her mother. She soon realized her mother had meant to turn… Read more »
Writer archives: Kathleen Ronayne
University reaching out to students in wake of earthquake in northern Japan
Syracuse University is reaching out to and providing resources for Japanese students on campus after an 8.9-magnitude earthquake struck northern Japan Friday morning. SU has… Read more »
Plans for new bookstore complex still in works, contractor seeking tax-exempt status on land
Plans for a new fitness center and bookstore complex, in the works since 2006, may come to fruition as early as summer 2011. Thomas Valenti,… Read more »
Maxwell : Final dean candidate to visit campus beginning Wednesday
Syracuse University officials have identified the deputy secretary of state for the United States as the fourth and final candidate in the search for the… Read more »
40 YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE : Relations between SU, DO evolve as chancellors, editors change
In 1999, Daily Orange editors and Chancellor Kenneth 'Buzz' Shaw signed an agreement demonstrating each party's acknowledgement of the relationship between the paper and the… Read more »
40 YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE : Staff, alumni defy evaluation of independence in 2003
On April 17, 2002, The Daily Orange faced the first formal challenge to its independence since it broke away from the university financially in 1991.… Read more »
Ronayne: DO plans February reunion weekend for anniversary celebration
Dear Alumni, In 1971, a group of Syracuse University students built the foundation for something special: an independent newspaper to serve the needs of the… Read more »
Maxwell : Number of candidates for dean narrows to four, campus visits mark final stage
Four candidates remain in the search for the next dean of the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs.The final phase of the process brings… Read more »
Out of the cold: Law students find answers to unsolved Civil Rights Era killings
Shabnam Karimkhani spent Thanksgiving break sitting in the National Archives in Maryland, holding old FBI files in her hands. The documents, in original form with… Read more »
Patrons pack new sports bar on Marshall on opening weekend
Marshall Street's newest sports bar, DJ's on the Hill, saw a successful opening weekend, reaching its capacity of 219 patrons on Saturday night. 'It was… Read more »
New sports bar to open on Marshall Street in former Maggies location
A new sports bar, DJ's on the Hill, will open Jan. 13 on Marshall Street, at the former location of Maggies Restaurant and Sports Bar.… Read more »
Cars collide on Euclid, one driver injured
Two cars collided on the 700 block of Euclid Avenue Thursday around 11:30 a.m. One car, a gold Mazda, was traveling on Euclid toward Ackerman… Read more »
Cater arraigned, held on bail for South Campus burglaries
UPDATED: Dec. 13, 7:32 p.m. Syracuse University freshman Malcolm Cater is being held on bail of $50,000 cash or $100,000 bond for each charge in three… Read more »
Search for next Maxwell dean continues
The search for a new dean of the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs is still underway with no clear finalists yet. 'We're very… Read more »
Student Association : Casey nominates vice president for 55th session
Jessica Cunnington will serve as vice president of Student Association's 55th session, pending approval from the Assembly in January.'I was actually kind of surprised,' said… Read more »
Student Association : Bill to change University Union funding process to be voted on Monday
Student Association assembly members will vote Monday on a bill to change the funding process for University Union.The bill would require UU to apply for… Read more »
Ten students form group to promote culture of philanthropy on campus, encourage alumni donations
When Jessica Cunnington transferred to Syracuse University her sophomore year, she found exactly what she felt had been lacking at her former school — students… Read more »
Bertini to begin job as Maxwell graduate international relations chair Friday
Executive director of the United Nations World Food Programme; member of the Committee on World Food Security's steering committee; 2003 World Food Prize Laureate. These… Read more »
Obama requests Pan Am 103 bomber to return to prison
The Obama administration has requested the only man convicted in the bombing of flight Pan Am 103 in 1988 be sent back to prison after… Read more »
Senators request investigation into possible BP connection to release of Pan Am 103 bomber
A group of United States senators, including Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) and Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.), requested that British Petroleum suspend its oil drilling plans in Libya… Read more »
Doctor admits embarrassment of Pan Am 103 bomber long outliving three-month life expectancy
UPDATED: July 10, 2010The doctor who diagnosed Abdelbaset al-Megrahi with terminal cancer last August, which led to his release from prison on compassionate grounds, has… Read more »
Commencement 2010: Speakers urge students to follow passions, better future world
Sarah DiGiulio stood in front of more than 4,000 students in the Carrier Dome on Sunday, reflecting on the past four years they had spent… Read more »
Commencement 2010: Dimon outlines importance of accountability
Jamie Dimon had one message for the graduates of 2010 – "never stop holding yourselves and others accountable." Dimon, chief executive officer of JPMorgan Chase… Read more »
Commencement 2010: Student protestors plan to take off graduation robes during Dimon's address
Mariel Fiedler will attend commencement. She will wear her cap and gown. She will walk across the stage. She will revel in the fact that… Read more »
