Faculty remember professor’s passion
As a professor, Edward McClennen meant business. It was his “blazingly intense” character, “unwavering commitment” to intellectual rigor and passion for his work that gained… Read more »
Writer archives: Annie Palmer
Braving the storm: SU community reacts, comes together in aftermath of typhoon in the Philippines
CORRECTIONS: In a previous version of this article, the captions accompanying the photos stated the home belonged to Stephanie Bronfein's cousin Miki. The house belongs to… Read more »
Former philosophy, political science professor dies at 77
A former philosophy and political science professor in the College of Arts and Sciences has died. Edward McClennen, who was 77, retired from Syracuse University… Read more »
Strong Hearts Cafe to open second location in Marshall Square Mall
Strong Hearts Cafe will bring its eclectic vegan food to the Hill when it adds a new location in Marshall Square Mall. The new location… Read more »
Senators discuss proposal to review university promotion policies
University senators predict that the goal of effectively reviewing Syracuse University’s procedures, policies and practices of promotions will not be completed before the end of… Read more »
Hudson Mohawke, Cashmere Cat to perform Dec. 4 as part of Bandersnatch Concert Series
UPDATED: Nov. 5, 12:17 a.m. Electronic DJ and producer Hudson Mohawke will perform in the Schine Underground on Dec. 4 as a part of the… Read more »
Fraternity and Sorority Affairs
DKE set to unveil Dick Clark library
The Dick Clark Communications Library built in Delta Kappa Epsilon, as part of the late television personality’s $1 million donation to his college fraternity, will… Read more »
Rock 'n' roll legend, SU alumnus Lou Reed dies at 71
Rock ‘n’ roll legend and Syracuse University alumnus Lou Reed died Sunday at the age of 71. Reed, who was the front man for the… Read more »
Two people sent to hospital following pepper spray incident at Tau Kappa Epsilon's Halloween party
Two people were taken to a nearby hospital Friday night after pepper spray was used at a Halloween party at Tau Kappa Epsilon. “Pepper spray… Read more »
The road not taken: Green Party popularity rises, provides alternative platform for voters
Looking around the Syracuse Green Party headquarters, it is exactly how you would expect a campaign office to look. Stacks of brochures that outline the… Read more »
SU, ESF group plans to install solar panels on main campus, worldwide
In the two years since its creation, a Syracuse University and SUNY-ESF environmental group has changed its name to expand its awareness and think of… Read more »
SU to change seating for Orange Madness
For this year’s Orange Madness, fans will see changes in safety and seating in response to the stabbing at last year’s event. Rather than general… Read more »
Discarded cigarette causes fire outside HBC building
A brush fire broke out on Tuesday afternoon in a vent outside of Huntington Beard Crouse Hall, forcing students in the building to leave their… Read more »
Fraternity and Sorority Affairs
Settling in: Delta Phi Epsilon sorority returns to campus, hopes to reconnect with SU community
CORRECTION: The year Delta Phi Epsilon left the Syracuse University campus was misstated. The sorority left in the late 1990s. The Daily Orange regrets this… Read more »
DPS statistics show drop in crime
The number of reported crimes on campus has decreased in nearly every category from 2011 to 2012, according to the most recent Department of Public… Read more »
ACC debut heightens Orange Central festivities
This year’s Orange Central Homecoming will be underscored by a renewed sense of pride, largely due to Syracuse University’s recent entrance into the Atlantic Coast… Read more »
President search committee selects 5 candidates
SUNY-ESF is entering the last phase of its presidential search as the final candidates begin visiting campus this week. The presidential search committee for the… Read more »
Fund to beautify city parks, second round of facade grants awarded
Syracuse University and the Central New York Community Foundation are collaborating to create a Syracuse Beautification Fund, which will help protect and maintain public parks… Read more »
A city divided: Syracuse residents debate future of Interstate 81
Interstate 81 can be seen as a pseudo Berlin Wall — a physical barrier between the Hill and downtown. It’s had a controversial presence in… Read more »
Educational garden to be planted near Life Sciences
A small garden is turning into a big achievement for Syracuse University. The Office of Campus Planning, Design, and Construction and SU’s biology department are… Read more »
Phases 2,3 to begin late October with continued facade improvement program, construction
The Connective Corridor will enter phases two and three in late October, beginning with construction, building renovations and extended partnerships with local arts organizations. The… Read more »
SU creates scholarship to honor OCC athletic director
Syracuse University announced it will create a scholarship in honor of Rob Edson, former senior associate director of athletics who died this weekend. The scholarship… Read more »
SNL comediennes to perform in Goldstein Auditorium Oct. 16
Saturday Night Live comediennes Vanessa Bayer and Kate McKinnon will perform in Goldstein Auditorium on Oct. 16 as a part of a “Girls of SNL”… Read more »
Deans, faculty optimistic about Syverud's experience, background
Looking forward without forgetting the past. These words reflect how Kathleen Joyce feels about the university’s transition into a new administration. Syracuse University officials announced… Read more »
