‘50 Shades’ franchise celebrates sexuality, but there’s still work to do
Though the “Fifty Shades” franchise may be lackluster in terms of storytelling, it serves as a catalyst for discourse about women's sexuality. Read more »
Daily Archives: February 13, 2018
When Syracuse lacrosse lost its fall seasons due to mumps, players were left in isolation
SU suspended the men’s and women’s lacrosse teams’ fall seasons on Oct. 6. The players were left to figure out what to do next. Read more »
Video: Welcome to the Women's Building
Need a place to work out while Archbold Gymnasium is closed? Check out the Women's Building through this virtual tour. Read more »
Syracuse churches offer public sanctuary for undocumented immigrants as form of resistance
The churches will provide sanctuary to undocumented immigrants facing deportation and legal battles. Read more »
Stephanie Grossi looks to finish career with a championship after becoming Syracuse’s all-time leading scorer
After tallying her program-best 113th career point this weekend, Grossi has just one goal left in her college career Read more »
How Syracuse, one of the country’s tallest backcourts, plays against smaller guards
Guards Tyus Battle and Frank Howard anchor both Syracuse’s offense and the top of its 2-3 zone, oftentimes against guards a few inches shorter. Read more »
First Year Players to celebrate Valentine’s Day with on-campus singing grams
First Year Players continues its annual Valentine’s Day fundraiser, with proceeds supporting its spring musical, “Young Frankenstein.” Read more »
Schumer must reach a compromise on Dreamers legislation
Conservative columnist Brandon Ross argues that Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) and the Democrats are the only ones standing in the way of a potential solution for Dreamers legislation. Read more »
New Democratic Socialists of America chapter expands leftist Syracuse
Anarchy columnist Sam Norton details the chapter’s policies and goals for revitalizing Syracuse. Read more »
Syracuse University’s new career advising program makes the grade
The Daily Orange Editorial Board commends the career advising model as a step in the right direction toward elevating the student experience. Read more »
Freshman sprinter Eunice Boateng makes impact after coming from Canada in January
After not being sure of her talent in high school, Eunice Boateng won the 60-meter dash at the Dr. Sander Invitational Armory Challenge for Syracuse Jan. 26. Read more »
Dean addresses College of Engineering and Computer Science’s Transformation Plan
The Transformation Plan is a multi-million dollar set of initiatives to advance goals of the College of Engineering and Computer Science. Read more »
Sofya Golubovskaya’s trouble with net play needs remedy for doubles success
After a 3-6 loss alongside Anna Shkudun against UConn, Sofya Golubovskaya’s net play and preparation will play roles towards future success. Read more »
SUNY-ESF officials encourage students to promote inclusivity and diversity
The Inclusion, Diversity, Equity committee builds connections with the community and encourages students to create a welcoming campus atmosphere. Read more »
Cornell fraternity’s ‘pig roast’ is Greek life at its most problematic
Gender and Sexuality columnist Lianza Reyes condemns the misogynistic sex competition performed by a Cornell fraternity and the blatant sexism in Greek life. Read more »
Syracuse University researchers publish book on malicious computer anomalies
The book is for beginners interested in the field of cybersecurity and anyone interested in understanding the algorithms used to combat malware. Read more »
Syracuse men's basketball opponent preview: What you need to know about North Carolina State
The 16-9 Wolfpack will come to the Carrier Dome to face off against Syracuse on Wednesday night. Read more »
Public colleges reporting student suicide statistics is complicated, experts say
The Associated Press recently found that less than half of 100 of the largest public colleges in the United States currently track student suicides. Read more »
Syracuse University opens Ombuds Office for confidential conflict resolution
An ombudsperson confidentially and impartially hears complaints from students, faculty and staff regarding policies and incidents. Read more »
Eat, drink and be messy on Valentine’s Day at Dinosaur Bar-B-Que
Dinosaur Bar-B-Que is hosting a Valentine’s Day event geared toward singles. They’ll have five drink specials, ridesharing promotions through Lyft and live music. Read more »
Some SU athletes said they were forced into majors ‘they did not want,’ following national trend
The university’s Faculty Oversight Committee released a report detailing those concerns last semester. Read more »
6 assembly members elected Monday night
Syracuse University’s Student Association on Monday confirmed six new appointments to the organization’s assembly. Read more »
