Fan reactions to Syracuse's 72-63 win against Connecticut
Fans tweeted plenty of praise for Matthew Moyer after a career night at Madison Square Garden. Read more »
Daily Archives: December 5, 2017
Syracuse starts fast, other takeaways from Syracuse’s 72-63 win over Connecticut
Matthew Moyer has a career game, Syracuse gains momentum in nonconference play and another takeaway in Syracuse's 72-63 win over Connecticut. Read more »
Massive tech companies are fighting for net neutrality, but they’re not doing it for you
Business columnist Adam Friedman discusses how big businesses are fighting for net neutrality, but only because it'll hurt their profits if they don't. Read more »
Syracuse hobbled by turnovers, mistakes in 5-0 loss to No. 3 Clarkson
Clarkson made the Orange pay for neutral-zone turnovers and absent-minded mistakes. Read more »
Ady Cohen replaces Abbey Miller after 1st period, is lone bright spot in Syracuse's 5-0 loss to Clarkson
Cohen tied a career high in minutes played and made 23 saves over two periods in Syracuse's 5-0 loss to Clarkson. Read more »
Glazed & Confused brings together doughnut lovers old and young
When this doughnut store opened on Nov. 16, it sold 1,100 doughnuts within the first hour. Read more »
Students describe prescription drug abuse culture at Syracuse University
Nearly 12 percent of college students admitted to using drugs that were not recently prescribed to them, a government agency found. Read more »
Meet the new interim director of Syracuse University’s LGBT Resource Center
Rob Pusch, associate director of Project Advance and the interim director of the LGBT Resource Center, has advocated for the LGBTQ community for decades. Read more »
DeWitt high school student wears dress during December to fight modern slavery
A local sophomore at Jamesville-DeWitt High School is wearing a dress every day for a month to raise awareness about human trafficking, both abroad and in the United States. Read more »
Syracuse University junior raises service puppy Taya on campus
As part of SU’s Service Dogs for Syracuse Puppy Raising Club, Olivia Mance is raising puppy Taya. Read more »
Syracuse junior safety Daivon Ellison to transfer
After finishing third on SU in tackles in 2016, Ellison recorded just eight in 2017. Read more »
County legislature bill passes to prohibit tobacco sales for those under 21 years old
The minimum age to buy tobacco products in Onondaga County is currently 19 years old. Read more »
Trendy poke food spot opens at Destiny USA
Poke Time, a Hawaiian and Japanese-inspired restaurant, opened at Destiny USA in November, following the summer food trend that swept millennials off their feet. Read more »
Syracuse residents denounce Republican tax plan, call on Miner to run for Congress during public forum
Miner originally said she would not run for Congress. After Rep. John Katko (R-N.Y.) voted to support a contentious tax bill, though, Miner hinted that she might reconsider her decision. Read more »
Members of Syracuse Divest expresses importance of for-profit prison divestment
Members of Syracuse Divest calls on Syracuse University to publicly commit to divesting its endowment from all for-profit prison companies. Read more »
Christina Custode to perform at Funk ‘n Waffles this weekend
The local artist will bring her latest single, “High Water,” to her Saturday performance in Armory Square. Read more »
Roos Weers, Lies Lagerweij, Laura Hurff all named as All-Americans
Roos Weers and Lies Lagerweij made the second team and Laura Hurff made third team. Read more »
Here's the construction work that will occur at Syracuse University this Winter Break
Pete Sala, vice president and chief facilities officer, sent his final construction email of 2017 to the campus community on Tuesday. Read more »
D.O. Sportscast episode 11: Beat writers break down Syracuse's first seven games and preview Connecticut
Syracuse basketball beat writers Sam Fortier and Tomer Langer join the show to review the season thus far and predict SU's matchup with UConn. Read more »
How Student Association leaders achieved normalcy — and so much more
The Daily Orange Editorial Board evaluates SA’s end-of-semester progress and how it’s gone beyond expectations even without achieving every goal. Read more »
