Brother of serial killer speaks out against death penalty
As a man who turned in his own brother to the Federal Bureau of Investigations as one of the most feared serial killers of the… Read more »
Writer archives: Justin Young
Fraternities fight, put on suspension
Sigma Alpha Mu and Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternities have both been placed on interim suspended stemming from a brawl Friday involving more than 100 people.The… Read more »
Spokesman suggests university reevaluate its relationship with D.O.
A Syracuse University official is recommending that the university reevaluate The Daily Orange's relationship with SU, an action that could keep the paper from distributing… Read more »
Spokesman suggests university reevaluate relationship with D.O.
A Syracuse University official is recommending that the university reevaluate The Daily Orange’s relationship with SU, an action that could keep the paper from distributing… Read more »
SA votes to fund several campus publications
The Student Association approved several finance proposals for on-campus publications and operations including The Black Voice, University Union TV and Syracuse University Ambulance during their… Read more »
Simmons speaks about success, spirituality and the changing face of rap
As a member of the Syracuse University women’s basketball team, Leaf Newman is no stranger to pressure. On Thursday, however, she had to perform under… Read more »
McGovern speaks of world hunger to packed Grant Auditorium
George McGovern said that the key to making progress against world hunger is school lunch.McGovern, a former senator and presidential candidate who has been an… Read more »
Friends remember fallen student at memorial
Friends of MariAnne McDonald gathered Monday to share memories and grieve on the one-year anniversary of her death.McDonald fell to her death from a balcony… Read more »
Study finds nearly half of all college students binge drink
A new study showing nearly half of the national college student population binge drinks regularly drew criticism from several Syracuse University students, but not because… Read more »
Dangerous printer cords recalled by Hewlett-Packard
Students who own certain Hewlett-Packard printer models are being advised by the technology company to check the power cord connected to the unit because it… Read more »
Greek Week 2002 kicks off with games, competitions
Far from Greece's Mt. Olympus, 'The Games of the Gods' have found a home on the Hill. Greek Week 2002, which this year has been… Read more »
Deputy Secretary of Defense discusses current U.S. offense
Despite talking about topics ranging from Osama bin Laden to Sadaam Hussein, Paul Wolfowitz was most worried about dessert. The Deputy Secretary of Defense, who… Read more »
Panel speaks to sororities about eating disorders
The complexities and complications of eating disorders served as the central topic for a panel of five people who have all been affected by the… Read more »
Sour Sitrus Society to attend NIT finals in NYC
Members of the Syracuse University Sour Sitrus Society will be heading for the Big Apple after all.The Athletic Department told the pep band it would… Read more »
Column: Heading to Camp X-Ray for next year's Spring Break
Right now there are hundreds of shackled al-Qaeda members sitting in miniscule makeshift jail cells on the beaches of Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. They only have… Read more »
Athletic department notifies band it will not fund trip to NIT semifinals
The Syracuse University Athletic Department informed the Sour Sitrus Society on Sunday that it would not fund a trip to New York City for the… Read more »
Tighter immigration laws may pose a threat to foreign students
Mohammed Atta, who U.S. authorities believe was the ringleader of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, was in the United States on a student visa when… Read more »
Professors discuss effectiveness of tracking international students' visas
Mohammed Atta, who U.S. authorities believe was the ringleader of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, was in the United States on a student visa when… Read more »
Shaw warns against graduate student unionization in letter
Responding to the recent effort by many graduate assistants to consider unionization, Chancellor Kenneth A. Shaw sent a letter to teaching assistants pointing out the… Read more »
Assistant director seeks to improve campus view of greeks
Conflict resolution, diversity education and a positive image of the Greek System are just three of Tomas Gonzalez's top priorities in his position of assistant… Read more »
Netherlands court denies appeal, upholds verdict Pan Am 103 bomber
Following Wednesday’s rejection of the appeal of the convicted bomber in the 1988 bombing of Pan Am flight 103, several of the families who lost… Read more »
Pataki announces funds for Management building
Gov. George E. Pataki announced Wednesday that New York State will invest $3 million in the construction of a new Syracuse University School of Management… Read more »
Morpheus updated Web site addresses legal issues
Morpheus, one of the most popular file sharing services at Syracuse University, has a new look. Eliot Van Buskirk, a senior editor at CNET.com, said… Read more »
Officials, students discuss sentencing of Lawrinson janitor
The sentencing of the man responsible for the Lawrinson Residence Hall bomb threats has triggered different reactions on campus and in the building that he… Read more »
