Taking Back Sunday is coming to central New York. Here are 3 things to know about them.
The Long Island band Taking Back Sunday, will play at the Saranac Brewery on August 18. Their music is described as melodic hardcore. Read more »
Daily Archives: March 21, 2017
How the United Kingdom deals with one of the world’s biggest problems
Abroad columnist Saniya More writes about how London and the U.K. as a whole have dealt with terrorism. Read more »
Syracuse taking advantage of all-professional assistant coaching staff
All three of SU’s assistant coaches currently play professional softball. They share tips from the pros with the current Orange players. Read more »
Transfer students at Syracuse University deserve more recognition for their struggle to obtain satisfactory housing
The Daily Orange Editorial Board calls on Syracuse University officials to reevaluate their approach to accommodating transfer students’ housing requests. Read more »
Transfer students at SU frustrated with lack of guaranteed housing
On-campus housing is only available to transfer students on a first-come, first-serve basis. Read more »
Bourque: Chance the Rapper put his money where his mouth is, other artists should too
Chance the Rapper's $1 million donation to Chicago Public Schools shows the kind of positive change celebrities can make. Read more »
Internet companies and business organizations fight Cuomo’s proposed internet sales tax
A proposal in New York state Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s budget would require major online marketplaces to collect sales tax on behalf of vendors who sell to New Yorkers through their sites. Many business organizations are fighting it. Read more »
State will give $2,000 rebate for the purchase of electric cars
A $70 million plan will provide rebates to electric car buyers and will contribute to building more charging stations and electric-car technology development. Read more »
Joe Nicoletti touts experience as he looks to become next Syracuse mayor
Nicoletti said in an interview that he believes the years he’s spent in government make him the best candidate to be the next Syracuse mayor. He has plans for Interstate 81, the potential merger between the city and county and addressing poverty. Read more »
Juanita Perez Williams, a former Syracuse University employee, seeks mayoral office, plans to address poverty
Perez-Williams, a Democrat, recently announced her candidacy after she said she received support and encouragement from her friends, family and community members. Read more »
Cuomo warns of Affordable Care Act repeal consequences
Republicans in the House of Representatives have proposed the American Health Care Act, a bill aimed to replace Obama’s Affordable Care Act also known as Obamacare. Read more »
Attending a birthday party for someone who died 300 years ago isn’t as weird as it should be
As Johann Sebastian Bach turned 332-years-old, the Setnor School of Music put on a special concert and birthday party in his honor. Read more »
New York experienced record number of data breaches in 2016
In 2016, 1.6 million New York residents had their personal records exposed because of data breaches, according to a statement from the state’s Office of the Attorney General. Read more »
Syracuse businessman goes from running multiple McDonald's restaurants to opening a gym
Local Syracuse businessman plans to open fitness studios after running multiple McDonald’s restaurants for over 20 years. Read more »
Nuclear plants must be the basis of New York’s clean energy plan until future of all renewable energy is achieved
Environment columnist Lydia Niles explains Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s decision to subsidize three nuclear power plants in upstate New York, despite a recent study that shows the plan will cost public institutions millions of dollars. Read more »
This high schooler’s first words were ‘Get me a little guitar’
15-year-old Chris Cooley has been performing guitar since he was 3 years old and began street performing at the age of 6. Read more »
The Beatles, an Irish fiddle and Celtic-Pop: an unplugged Ceili Rain
Syracuse University professor Bob Halligan and his bandmate Joe Davoli will take the stage at Steeple Coffee House in the basement of United Church of Fayetteville on Saturday, March 25. Read more »
3 things Dino Babers said at Syracuse's first spring practice
Babers talked about the two suspended players on the team, Mike Hart's departure and the plan to fill the coaching vacancy. Read more »
New York leaders must compromise to legalize ride-hailing services this summer
The Daily Orange Editorial Board encourages Gov. Andrew Cuomo and New York state assembly representatives and senators to negotiate on bill to legalize ride-hailing services statewide. Read more »
Grossman: Jim Boeheim now has exactly what he wants
When Wildhack put the mysterious deal in front of Boeheim, there wasn’t much deliberation needed. Read more »
Evangelista discusses purpose of Student Legal Services, Inc. board
During SA’s assembly meeting Monday night in Maxwell Auditorium, Evangelista said the board is supposed to be comprised of SA’s president and comptroller, the Graduate Student Organization’s president and SLS’s comptroller. Read more »
