Tennis coach's resignation followed inquiry into players' concerns
Luke Jensen resigned from his post as head coach of the Syracuse women's tennis team three matches into last season, which was his eighth season leading the Orange. Read more »
Writer archives: Dylan Segelbaum
Crime briefs: Nov. 13-16
Unlawful possession of marijuana A man, 27, of DeWitt, was ticketed for unlawful possession of marijuana, according to a Syracuse police bulletin. When: 10:15 p.m.… Read more »
International students enjoy time at SU, but some say there's a divide with American students
There are 4,004 international students at SU and some say they enjoy their time at the university, but some say there's a divide with American students. Read more »
Weekend crime briefs: Nov. 8
Failure to display a license A man, 59, of Syracuse, was arrested on a charge of failure to display a taxicab driver’s license, according to… Read more »
Document filed in Boeheim defamation case mentions 'parties' pursuit of possible resolution'
Several court proceedings in a defamation lawsuit against Jim Boeheim and Syracuse University have been delayed partly to “facilitate the parties’ pursuit of possible resolution,”… Read more »
Weekend crime briefs: Oct. 31- Nov. 2
A man, 18, of Auburn, New York, was arrested on the charges of disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, according to a Syracuse police bulletin. When:… Read more »
Weekend crime briefs: Oct. 24 - 26
A senior in the School of Information Studies, 21, was ticketed for violating the city’s nuisance party ordinance, according to a police bulletin. When: Friday… Read more »
New York state's high court reverses decision in Boeheim defamation case
UPDATED: Oct. 21, 10:35 p.m. New York state’s high court on Tuesday unanimously reversed two prior decisions throwing out a defamation lawsuit against Jim Boeheim, ruling… Read more »
Weekend crime briefs: Oct. 16 - Oct. 19
Two men, 18 and 19, of Syracuse, were arrested on the charges of conspiracy, a felony and misdemeanor obstructing governmental administration, according to Syracuse police… Read more »
Federal judge orders SU to turn over at least 25 documents related to Bernie Fine investigation
Syracuse University must turn over at least 25 documents about its investigation into a former associate men’s basketball coach who was fired in 2011 over… Read more »
Man sentenced to conditional discharge in connection to 2013 porch fire
A Solvay man who was arrested in connection to a fire set on the porch of a Syracuse University student’s home in June 2013 has… Read more »
Chuck's Cafe contests court ruling ordering bar to pay more than $7,000
The owner of Chuck’s Café is contesting a court ruling ordering the bar to pay more than $7,100 for not responding to a lawsuit from… Read more »
Lawyer argues for release of Fine documents
An attorney for the wife of a former associate men’s basketball coach who was fired over sexual abuse allegations said in federal court on Tuesday… Read more »
Report shows increase in alcohol-related offenses from 2012 to 2013
The number of disciplinary referrals for liquor law violations at Syracuse University from 2012 to 2013 went up by 259, an increase of about 25… Read more »
Syracuse police arrest man on assault charge, accuse him of smashing broken beer bottle on someone's head
UPDATED: Sept. 21, 2014 at 10:30 p.m. A Syracuse man was arrested early Sunday morning in the East neighborhood after police say he smashed a broken… Read more »
Student robbed at gunpoint on Comstock Avenue late Tuesday night
A Syracuse University student was robbed at gunpoint late Tuesday in a parking lot about two minutes from the Martin J. Whitman School of Management,… Read more »
New York state's high court hears oral arguments in defamation lawsuit against Jim Boeheim, Syracuse University
ALBANY, N.Y. — Almost three years after two former Syracuse University ball boys sued Jim Boeheim over his comments that they were lying about being… Read more »
Lawyer for Laurie Fine files motion requesting SU provide more documents
A lawyer for the wife of a former Syracuse University associate basketball coach fired amid sexual abuse allegations has filed a motion requesting the school… Read more »
Judge orders Chuck's Cafe to pay debt collector more than $5,400
Chuck's Cafè has been ordered to pay more than $5,400 after its owner ignored repeated notices about a lawsuit brought by a debt collector, a judge ruled on Thursday. Read more »
Thai restaurant to open in Cosmos location on Marshall Street
Cosmos Pizza & Grill, a Marshall Street institution for more than 50 years, has closed and will soon turn into a Thai and Vietnamese restaurant, according to a zoning permit application recently filed with the city. Read more »
Recent SA cabinet member, SU sophomore charged in connection to campus vandalism
A recent Student Association cabinet member is one of two students now facing a felony charge after the Department of Public Safety says the pair spray-painted several campus buildings with cryptic messages last December, causing more than $5,700 in damage. Read more »
Oral arguments in defamation case against Jim Boeheim set for Sept. 9
Oral arguments in an ongoing defamation case against head men's basketball coach Jim Boeheim will be heard in New York state's highest court on Sept. 9.… Read more »
Homeless man arrested for campus burglaries to enter drug treatment
A homeless man accused of breaking into the Hall of Languages last February will avoid prison time if he completes treatment for his drug addiction.… Read more »
2014 State of the City Address
Consultant discusses condition of Carrier Dome, plans for SU stadium
The age of the Carrier Dome and Syracuse University’s recent move to the Atlantic Coast Conference are two — but not the only factors— behind the school’s… Read more »
