Fowler High School to be phased out, house career academies
Fowler High School, one of three Syracuse City schools deemed priority schools by New York state, is set to become a Public Service Leadership Academy… Read more »
Writer archives: Annie Palmer
Two men indicted on felony, misdemeanor charges, expected back in court April 23
Two men accused of burglarizing Hall of Languages in February have each been indicted on one felony and misdemeanor charge. Christopher “Shinobi” Dugger, 25, of… Read more »
Pencils down: 3 Syracuse city schools face possibility of phasing out after April 30
Three Syracuse city schools, which were once in danger of closing, have been given another chance to survive if they can submit a plan of… Read more »
Man pleads guilty to harassment after incident on Chinook Drive
CORRECTION: In an earlier version of this story, the circumstances surrounding the disturbance were misstated. Witness affidavits say the disturbance began after White was found… Read more »
Resolution may create committee to review funding for traveling, researching
At Wednesday’s meeting the Graduate Student Organization plans to adopt a resolution that will officially establish a Grant Committee to review graduate student requests for… Read more »
Tuition to increase for next academic year amid efforts to increase student input
Tuition for the next academic year is expected to increase 3–3.6 percent and increases are likely in the coming years. Chancellor Kent Syverud said he… Read more »
University Union holds college buyers meet up to discuss logistics of securing performers
AUSTIN, TEXAS – For college booking organizations like University Union, holding a concert isn’t just about picking an artist. It’s a complex process that requires… Read more »
Baldwinsville man charged with robbery arraigned in county court
A Baldwinsville man accused of robbing a bank near Syracuse University in December was arraigned in Syracuse County Court Tuesday on related charges. Nicholas Fiorini,… Read more »
SU student guilty of burglarizing
A Syracuse University engineering student who was arrested for burglarizing two South Campus apartments last year pled guilty to burglary Tuesday. But if he stays… Read more »
Identity crisis: With uniform changes, DPS powers remain unclear in SU community
The Department of Public Safety is an operation that has had many faces throughout the years. In the 1980s, Syracuse University’s campus police force was… Read more »
Baldwinsville man indicted in credit union robbery
An Onondaga County grand jury on Thursday indicted a Baldwinsville man accused of robbing a bank near Syracuse University in late December. Nicholas Fiorini, 20,… Read more »
DPS arrests two people outside Hall of Languages, considered possible suspects in academic building burglaries
UPDATED: 3:30 a.m., Feb. 18, 2014 The Department of Public Safety on Monday confirmed two people who were arrested this weekend are being considered as… Read more »
Break-ins occur in several Newhouse offices
UPDATED: Feb. 11, 2:12 a.m. Personal and university property were stolen from several offices on the third floor of Newhouse II Sunday. The thefts occurred… Read more »
Bill allows for wage increases
In a previous version of this article, the day the New York state Senate reviewed a bill that would allow localities, or state municipalities, to… Read more »
Pay grade: Underpaid TAs highlight wage differences, financial struggles
Teaching Assistants make up a third of Syracuse University’s full-time teaching staff. When the Graduate Student Organization, which represents the interests of TAs and graduate… Read more »
Fraternity and Sorority Affairs
Zeta Psi looks into burglary, hires private investigator
Private investigators are now looking into a series of criminal acts against the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity house, including a burglary committed less than a… Read more »
Family matters: Gillibrand's five-point plan addresses women's rights in the workplace
Elizabeth Liddy earned her Ph.D. while working a full-time job with three kids at home. She was able to strike a balance, but not without… Read more »
Vandals shatter windows at Phi Gamma Delta
The Department of Public Safety is currently investigating an occurrence of vandalism that left the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity house with seven smashed windows on… Read more »
After 25 years, Hendricks memorial service remembers Pan Am 103 victims
Addressing an audience of victims’ family and friends, members of the Syracuse University community and those who came to pay tribute, Tiffany Steinwert repeated a… Read more »
Pipe bursts in Maxwell Sunday morning; water causes ceiling damage
UPDATED: Dec. 17, 8:59 p.m. After a window was left open for several hours, a water pipe burst Sunday morning in the Maxwell School of… Read more »
George Langford to step down as dean of College of Arts and Sciences in June
UPDATED: Dec. 12, 9:57 p.m. George Langford, the dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, announced Wednesday that he will step down from his… Read more »
La Voz Magazine pulls controversial fall issue after negative feedback
La Voz Magazine has decided to pull its fall issue after receiving widespread negative feedback from students. The decision was made by the magazine and… Read more »
Course evaluations to begin Dec. 2, OIRA urges student participation
Though students have the chance to submit course evaluations every semester, Syracuse University’s Office of Institutional Research and Assessment feels some students are still unaware… Read more »
Last impression: Allie Curtis reflects on leadership, personal growth
The Student Association has become a part of Allie Curtis’ identity. “It’s something I’ll carry into the rest of my life,” said Curtis, SA’s president,… Read more »
