Government shutdown ends with bipartisan agreement
Congress has approved a bipartisan deal, ending a two-week-long government shutdown and avoiding a national default. The shutdown, which started on Oct. 1, occurred as… Read more »
Writer archives: Alfred Ng
Taking control: After 1 year of UACT, DPS, SPD see reduction in off-campus crimes
By mid-October of last year, there had been four robberies near campus, a gunshot heard on Marshall Street and a stabbing at the Carrier Dome.… Read more »
Fox Business reporter to speak about journalism, government on Monday
Nineteen-time Emmy award winner John Stossel will be speaking at Syracuse University on Monday in his lecture titled “Freedom and Its Enemies.” Stossel, who anchors… Read more »
Government shutdown causes Sen. Gillibrand to cancel lecture
U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand’s lecture at Syracuse University has been canceled as a result of the government shutdown. The senator was set to speak on… Read more »
Gresely announces running mate
With a “Boris: An Alliance for Change” banner waving outside Hall of Languages on Wednesday morning, Boris Gresely announced the running mate for his Student… Read more »
Judge dismisses former professor of gun charge
A former Whitman professor arrested last April for bringing his gun to campus has had one of the charges against him dismissed and was given… Read more »
Former SU student appears in court for preliminary hearing
After posting bail on Tuesday, a former Syracuse University student living in Alpha Chi Rho arrested on drug charges appeared for a preliminary hearing on… Read more »
Former SU student posts bail, preliminary hearing scheduled for Wednesday
The former Syracuse University student living in Alpha Chi Rho, who was arrested on several felony and misdemeanor drug charges, was released Tuesday on a… Read more »
Dispute over Affordable Care Act leads to government shutdown
The first government shutdown in 17 years occurred Tuesday because Congress failed to reach an agreement on the country’s budget. Essential programs by the federal… Read more »
Student groups gather to discuss perspectives on war
Several Syracuse University student groups came together as part of a youth anti-war forum on Sunday to discuss world conflicts and their causes. The Syracuse… Read more »
Chance The Rapper show sets record as fastest selling Bandersnatch concert
Tickets to see Chance The Rapper sold out less then an hour after going on sale, making it the fastest selling Bandersnatch show of all… Read more »
Former SU student arrested on drug charges arraigned in court, does not receive bail
A city court judge on Friday did not grant bail to a former Syracuse University student living in Alpha Chi Rho, who was arrested on… Read more »
Taking shelter: Oxford Inn closes doors for last time, moves to homeless shelter with more resources
After Mike Milholland’s first day volunteering at the Oxford Street Inn, he didn’t know if he would be back for a second one. It was… Read more »
Travi$ Scott to open Homecoming show on Oct. 3
Up-and-coming rapper Travi$ Scott will open for Twenty One Pilots for this year’s homecoming show on Oct. 3. The concert will take place in Goldstein… Read more »
Gradually decreasing financial aid affects work-study
With work-study funding at Syracuse University gradually declining for the last few years, student-employees on campus are feeling the effects of decreased work-study grants. Though… Read more »
DPS reports recent pattern of burglaries involving fake utility workers
On Monday night, Department of Public Safety and Syracuse Police Department officers questioned a man representing a utilities company, due to a recent series of… Read more »
Republican Party does not name candidate
Less than a week after incumbent Mayor Stephanie Miner won the Democratic primary for the 2013 mayoral election, the local Republican Party announced on Monday… Read more »
After fire, church expects to resume Sunday service next week
Sunday services for the Grace Episcopal Church are expected to resume next week, after a fire burned down the church’s kitchen and damaged the building’s… Read more »
Syracuse University's next chancellor addresses public following announcement
Commotion filled Hendricks Chapel on Thursday afternoon as conversations swirled regarding Syracuse University’s next chancellor, Kent Syverud. But once 1 p.m. approached, the room fell… Read more »
Buddhist monk to speak about world hunger, sustainable production
On Monday, an American Buddhist monk, who is on the forefront in the fight against world hunger, will be speaking at Syracuse University as part… Read more »
Fire breaks out at Grace Episcopal Church on University Avenue, no injuries reported
A large fire broke out late Monday night at the Grace Episcopal Church on the corner of Madison Street and University Avenue, severely damaging the… Read more »
3 candidates to face off in mayoral primary
Syracuse’s Democratic mayoral primary election is Tuesday, with three candidates vying for the ticket. The Daily Orange provides a breakdown for each candidate. Each box… Read more »
Condition improves for DPS officer struck by lightning
The Department of Public Safety officer severely injured by a lightning strike last week has made several strides on the road to a full recovery.… Read more »
SU officials consider closing Kimmel Food Court
After a decline in business, Syracuse University officials are considering shutting down Kimmel Food Court, though no timeline has been set. Although students are still… Read more »
