Court sentences former janitor for bomb threats
A state Supreme Court justice Monday sentenced the man responsible for calling in four separate bomb threats to Lawrinson Residence Hall to six months in… Read more »
Writer archives: Justin Young
3 SU students receive photography honors
For the third time in the 12-year history of the Alexia Competition for photography, a Syracuse University student has won top student honors.Justin Yurkanin succeeded… Read more »
USA chief discusses trends in media
Barry Diller said he does not get this whole “visionary” thing.The chief executive officer of USA Networks and latest guest of the University Lecture Series,… Read more »
'Excellent' professors receive award
Six full-time professors and two junior professors just received a $3,000 “job well done.”The University’s Teaching Recognition Awards is sponsored by the Meredith Professors, tenured… Read more »
Entertainment executive to discuss media
What do Al Bundy, Vin Diesel, Kunta Kinte, The Rock and Academy Award nominee for best picture Gosford Park have to do with each other?Barry… Read more »
Chancellor Shaw comments on comic
Chancellor Kenneth A. Shaw made an official statement about the recent controversy regarding a comic published in The Daily Orange at Wednesday’s meeting of the… Read more »
One World Celebration brings together student multicultural groups
By Justin YoungAsst. News EditorThose lacking activities on their calendar this weekend may want to check out the One World Celebration.The event, which begins Thursday… Read more »
Intoxicated student verbally abuses worker
An intoxicated student became verbally abusive to a Residential Security Adviser at about 4 a.m. Friday in Lawrinson Hall, according to a Public Safety report.The… Read more »
Attorneys continue appeal for Megrahi
As the appeal of the Libyan intelligence agent convicted of bombing Pan Am Flight 103 continued, his defense team attempted to expose holes in the… Read more »
Raise in co-curricular fee would put SU more in line with schools it competes with
By Justin YoungAsst. News EditorIf Carson Kuo attended Syracuse University, then the argument about the proposed $120 co-curricular fee would likely be much quieter.Whereas the… Read more »
City officials continue discussion of Carousel
A conclusion to the controversial plan to expand Carousel Mall into Destiny USA may finally be in sight.After a series of seemingly futile renegotiations between… Read more »
Friends, professors remember slain student for humor, outgoing nature, dedication to music
The statue of a giant, headless angel stands in the middle of the second floor at Crouse College. Below it sits a tiny Bulgarian flag,… Read more »
Pataki details budget plan, cuts in tuition assistance
Gov. George E. Pataki announced the details of his $88 billion 2002-2003 Executive Budget to the State Assembly on Tuesday, but it was not the… Read more »
Volunteers distribute flyers for information about hit-and-run
The search for the driver in a near-fatal hit-and-run collision that severely injured an SU student continued Sunday with a university-sponsored flyer distribution.The distribution began… Read more »
Officials announce new Public Safety chief
Marlene Hall began her tenure Monday as Syracuse University’s new director of the Department of Public Safety.Hall was officially announced on December 19th, ending a… Read more »
Residents attend annual tree lighting
The holiday season at Syracuse University officially began Sunday evening with the traditional lighting of the tree in front of Hendricks Chapel. The ceremony, which… Read more »
What's eating Gilbert Gottfried?
Gilbert Gottfried has been doing this stuff for a long, long time.The actor/comedian who will perform in Goldstien Auditorium tomorrow as the Jewish Student Union's… Read more »
Committee closer to selecting new chief after visits
The search for a permanent Syracuse University Public Safety Chief enters its final phase with a deadline of Jan. 1 looming. A committee consisting of… Read more »
Hospital officials predict Zeta Psi brother to be released within days
The Zeta Psi fraternity brother who underwent emergency surgery Sunday morning could be released as early as today, according to University Hospital officials.Derek Fischbach, a… Read more »
Sorority sisters explain workings of recruitment to freshmen
With recruitment quickly approaching, a team of sisters from various chapters are gearing up to show everyone interested the upside of going greek. The four… Read more »
