Syracuse limits Cornell bats in 6-2 victory
SU allowed the Big Red to put only six runners on base all game, and gave up only three hits and three walks. Read more »
Daily Archives: May 2, 2017
Syracuse capitalizes on Cornell's mistakes in 6-2 win
Syracuse took advantage of wild pitches and misplayed balls en route to a 6-2 win against Cornell on Tuesday afternoon. Read more »
Syracuse football recruiting: Class of 2018 linebacker Ja'Qurius Smith commits to the Orange
The Lakeland (Florida) High School junior had offers from Charlotte, East Carolina and Purdue, among others. Read more »
Duck: Justin Mattingly
Asst. News Editor | Fall 2014-Spring 2015; News Editor | Fall 2015; Managing Editor | Spring 2016; Editor in Chief | Fall 2016-Spring 2017 Read more »
Duck: Rachel Gilbert
Asst. Copy Editor | Fall 2015; Feature Editor | Spring 2016 – Fall 2016; Development Editor | Spring 2017 Read more »
Duck: Michael Burke
Asst. News Editor | Spring 2016-Fall 2016; News Editor | Spring 2017 Read more »
Duck: Kiran Ramsey
Design Editor | Fall 2015 – Spring 2016; Digital Design Editor | Fall 2016; Senior Design Editor | Spring 2017 Read more »
Duck: Jacob Gedetsis
Asst. Feature Editor | Spring 2015; Feature Editor | Fall 2015; Social Media Director | Spring 2016; Digital Editor | Fall 2016 Read more »
Incoming SA leadership should balance new initiatives with improving public perception
The Daily Orange Editorial Board addresses the public perception pitfalls SA has faced in the past year and discusses how the incoming administration should address them. Read more »
Sweet Legacy: Family-owned ice cream stand remains local icon for 60 years
The Sno Top ice cream shop has been a staple in the village of Manlius for the past 60 years and has created a family legacy along the way. Read more »
Student Association elects parliamentarian, assembly speaker for 61st legislative session
Obi Afriyie, this year’s parliamentarian, was re-elected to the position. Sophia Faram, a freshman international relations major, was elected speaker of the assembly. Read more »
KEEP THE FAITH: Faith Cain lost her ability to throw and a scholarship to the yips. Now, she plays first base at Syracuse.
Faith Cain lost her pitching ability and her scholarship. Now she is finding a new career at Syracuse. Read more »
Scholarship allows three Native Americans to play at Syracuse
Three SU players are recipients of the Promise Scholarship, which provides opportunities for Native Americans. Read more »
