Student Association meeting discusses off-campus security camera, other initiatives
Off-campus security camera and providing buses to polling stations were among agenda discussed during a Student Association meeting on Monday night. Read more »
Daily Archives: October 17, 2016
'Afroblend Unleashed' fashion show showcases beauty of African prints
The African Student Union's annual fashion showcase this year took on the theme "Afroblend Unleased," and showcased a variety of roots-inspired looks. Read more »
WISE Women’s Business Center celebrates 10th anniversary
The WISE Women’s Business Center celebrates its 10th anniversary this year. Over the last decade it has helped more than 8,000 clients who have made more than $47 billion. Read more »
Syracuse men's soccer opponent preview: What to know about Hartford
Syracuse faces Hartford on the road at 7 p.m. on Tuesday. Here's everything you need to know about the Hawks. Read more »
Ask the Experts: Professor weighs in on Snapchat going public
Professor of finance practice in the Martin J. Whitman School of Management at Syracuse University explains what initial public offering means for Snap Inc., a parent company of Snapchat. Read more »
Syracuse ice hockey's Allie Munroe develops quick shot after time with Team Canada
After her freshman season, Allie Munroe spent time this summer with Team Canada, developing a quicker shot. It's helped her get off more shots this season for SU. Read more »
Syracuse struggling with service errors despite recent wins
Syracuse commits 7.2 service errors per game despite the Orange winning four conference games after a poor start to SU's season. Read more »
Whitman receives Nasdaq Center of Entrepreneurial Excellence Award
The Falcone Center for Entrepreneurship at the Martin J. Whitman School of Syracuse University has received the Nasdaq Center of Entrepreneurial Excellence Award. Read more »
Joint Newhouse and iSchool program explores political opinions on social media
Syracuse University's School of Information Studies and S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications have organized the Share of Voice Project. Read more »
Sizable Jordan refugee population impacts study abroad experience
As the influx of refugees to many countries including Jordan continues to rise, abroad students should be aware of how this population affects their host country as well as the United States. Read more »
Most diverse fashion season should be celebrated, though it is still not enough
This year’s spring fashion month had the highest percentage of non-white models on the runways in fashion capitals around the world, but there is still many strides to be made to achieve full equality in the fashion world. Read more »
All the poses you need for the perfect pumpkin patch Instagram
Humor columnist Ian McCourt lets us in on the secret behind the ever-popular pumpkin patch Instagrams that flood everyone's feed this time of year. Read more »
Where the candidates stand on the issues: higher education
Find out where the Presidential and New York state candidates stand, side by side, on higher education. Read more »
Chance the Rapper is changing music with exclusively digital releases
Music columnist Phoebe Smith thinks this was the biggest year for artist Chance the Rapper, especially because his new album is Grammy eligible. Read more »
Transgender youth deserve acknowledgement, health care
Gender and Sexuality columnist Ivana Pino discusses New York State's development in trans* healthcare coverage. Read more »
Q&A: Nth Power talks about their new album, upcoming performance in Syracuse
The Daily Orange sits down with lead singer and guitarist Nick Cassarino of the funk and soul group the Nth Power, to talk about the band's upcoming performance at Funk N' Waffles. Read more »
College of Law Dean Craig Boise described as the 'most interesting man in the world'
Craig Boise went down a nontraditional path to get to his position as dean of Syracuse University's College of Law last July. Boise is a former SWAT team member, has studied classical piano and has served as a corporate international tax law guru. Read more »
Syracuse local brings cheer to underserved communities with refurbished bicycles
Jan Maloff has always believed in the power of riding a bicycle, and he's brought that love to low income people and families in the form of repaired bikes. Read more »
Police officer who killed armed man near Walnut Park was once accused of using excessive force
Joseph Mauro and other police officers were accused of using racial slurs and beating Elijah Johnson, a black man, during a wrongful arrest at a party in 2014. Read more »
Syracuse men's basketball vacated wins include 2006 Big East tournament run and all wins in 2011-12
Some of Syracuse's vacated wins stemming from its NCAA sanctions have been identified, an NCAA spokesman confirmed. Read more »
Syracuse football's Eric Dungey and Zaire Franklin earn ACC weekly honors
Sophomore quarterback Eric Dungey was named the conference's offensive back of the week while junior linebacker Zaire Franklin was named linebacker of the week. Read more »
Dino Babers: 'All we proved so far is that we’re occasionally great’
Here are three things Dino Babers said at his weekly press conference on Monday. The Orange is coming off a 31-17 upset of No. 17 Virginia Tech. SU next faces Boston College on Saturday. Read more »
5 songs to know by The 1975
Before heading to Rock the Dome on Nov. 4, listen to these five songs by the headliner, The 1975. Read more »
