Tough break: Destiny USA developer pursues tax deal for potential hotel
Despite public opposition from Mayor Stephanie Miner, developers of the Destiny USA mall are pursuing tax breaks in order to fund construction of a hotel… Read more »
Writer archives: Zane Warman
Watching out: Common Council considers added proposal for downtown surveillance cameras
A non-profit organization has made it clear that the security of downtown Syracuse’s workers, inhabitants and visitors must be protected. The Downtown Committee of Syracuse… Read more »
Dine out, cash in: Restaurants see increase in business after participating in Downtown Dining Week
In 2005, Cornell University issued a study on why up-and-coming restaurants are notoriously prone to fail. The findings indicated that businesses struggle to communicate with… Read more »
Home made: Developer plans retail, residences on Northside block where he grew up
Syracuse’s Northside neighborhood is a low-income area and its rundown buildings and infrastructure reflect that. In the neighborhood surrounding Butternut Street between North McBride and… Read more »
Catalyst of violence: Conflicting views on EU agreement spark violent protests in Ukraine
When Iryna Balabukha came to Syracuse University to pursue a Ph.D. in family studies, she often found herself thinking about her family back in Ukraine.… Read more »
Snow go: Common Council votes down proposal that would fine residents for failing to shovel
The Syracuse Common Council voted down an ordinance Monday that would have imposed a fine on Syracuse residents who don’t shovel the sidewalks in front… Read more »
Sharing the warmth: Government provides assistance with New York energy bills
New York State is poised to receive more than $50.6 million to assist low-income families in paying for their winter heating bills. In Syracuse, this… Read more »
Marching band readies for Super Bowl pregame
With Super Bowl Sunday right around the corner, the Syracuse University Marching Band is making its final preparations for a performance of a lifetime. The… Read more »
Across the board: Legislation expected to give Miner new power to control school renovation funds
Long awaited overhauls to some of Syracuse’s oldest public schools could finally be completed. The Joint School Construction Board has announced an estimated $300 million… Read more »
West Side story: St. Joseph’s Hospital facility offers improved care for local residents
Correction: In a Jan. 22 article titled “West Side Story: St. Joseph’s Hospital facility offers improved care for local residents,” the facility’s office hours were… Read more »
Do not disturb: Common Council votes to refocus nuisance law
The Syracuse Common Council voted unanimously Monday to pass a new 'nuisance house' ordinance, expanding on a local law that was first established in 1848.… Read more »
Green screen: University of New Haven professor examines marijuana for contaminants
A professor at the University of New Haven is testing marijuana leaves to study whether they contain hazardous spores and contamination. While studying marijuana on… Read more »
Activist discusses Afghan women’s rights issues
After earning her master’s degree in sociology in India, Sunita Viswanath returned to the United States in 2000 and became “obsessed, disturbed, concerned and devastated… Read more »
Auction to raise money for students to take law internships
To help law students take unpaid internships advocating for public interest, a College of Law organization will host an auction fundraiser this Friday. The 21st… Read more »
Ford hopes to use previous experience, connections on campus to help student body
As the Student Association vice president, Duane Ford has seen firsthand that being the leader of a large student organization is a thankless job. “I've… Read more »
SU to offer online courses during winter break
Syracuse University is creating a way for students to earn credits before students even return to campus in the spring. Starting on Nov. 13, students… Read more »
SU dining halls feature local food for sustainability day
Instead of the usual dining hall food on Wednesday, students were able to enjoy Chobani Greek Yogurt and Dinosaur Bar-B-Que as part of the university’s… Read more »
Journalist to receive award for facing adversity
Idrak Abbasov knows all too well about the risks of investigative journalism. Abbasov, an independent newspaper reporter from Azerbaijan, has been named recipient of the… Read more »
Liberian prison releases journalist on compassionate release
CORRECTION: In a previous headline for this article, the location of the prison was misstated. The prison is in Liberia. The Daily Orange regrets this error.… Read more »
Programs compete for donations in 60-day challenge
For 60 days, five iSchool programs will be competing head-to-head for donations from the Syracuse community. The programs will be competing as part of the… Read more »
Food experts give advice on how to change eating habits
Nicole Christina, a clinical social worker and local psychotherapist, had different kinds of dietary advice for the small crowd gathered in front of her. “You… Read more »
Writer discusses Holocaust book, importance of listening
Diane Ackerman wants those around her to “listen for the heartbeat beneath the words” they hear. “Listening in this way is the soul of empathy,… Read more »
USAS demands SU cut ties with brands not signed to accord
This fall, the Syracuse University chapter of United Students Against Sweatshops is aiming to raise awareness of manufacturing conditions in Bangladesh with the “End Deathtraps”… Read more »
