Dear people with colds: Stop coughing on me
Humor columnist Annabeth Mann has had a mild cold for weeks and is finally putting her foot down. Read more »
Daily Archives: February 18, 2018
Linda Bamba, Panhellenic’s 1st black president, works to diversify Greek life
Bamba is cultivating more women empowerment and diversity in Syracuse University’s Greek life scene. Read more »
InclusiveU partnership supports more inclusive representation in SA
The Daily Orange Editorial Board commends SA's efforts to increase inclusivity for students with disabilities and offers other organizations it can partner with for improved diversity. Read more »
Syracuse splits doubleheader with 10-inning victory over Grand Canyon and shutout loss to No. 5 UCLA
Syracuse came back to beat GCU in extra innings but was shut down by the Bruins. Read more »
Syracuse University officials push to support graduate student research
Several professors said graduate students are key to the university’s standing as a major research college. Read more »
Dang’s Cafe serves traditional Vietnamese cuisine on Butternut Street
Dang’s Cafe, which opened on Jan. 26, strives to serve traditional, authentic Vietnamese food and give back to the community while doing so. Read more »
SA president responds to Graduate Student Organization frustrations over private meeting
The meeting was held to discuss possible changes to Student Legal Services. Read more »
SUNY-ESF researcher develops Hudson Valley wildlife camera project
The project is called “Canid Camera.” Canid refers to mammals in the dog family, such as foxes or wolves. Read more »
Here’s why SU senior LaNia Roberts wears a crown every day
As a teenager, she didn’t see herself as beautiful. Now, after a journey of self-love and acceptance, LaNia Roberts aims to inspire others with her art. Read more »
As his shot improves, Oshae Brissett has forced opponents to respect him behind the arc
The freshman forward’s development of a 3-pointer has helped open up new pieces of his game that have expanded the Orange’s offense recently in ACC play. Read more »
It’s time to expand our horizons — and borders — when it comes to reflecting on black history
Gender and Sexuality columnist Lianza Reyes discusses the importance of taking a global perspective on Black History Month. Read more »
Isis Young battled through a torn ACL and a transfer to become SU’s spark plug off the bench
Isis Young has battled back from an ACL tear in her senior year of high school, and transferred from Florida to become Syracuse’s first player off the bench. Read more »
Higher education should be a federal right, not a privilege
NYPIRG Project Coordinator Ethan Thompson says representatives need to start prioritizing higher education as a right. Read more »
3 Syracuse stories you may have missed this weekend
SUNY-ESF President Quentin Wheeler responded to an Undergraduate Student Association resolution calling on increased communication between college administration and the campus community, among other things. Read more »
Cuse for Good: Joey Bada$$ gives energetic performance for social justice
As part of the first-ever Cuse for Good event, Joey Bada$$ performed in Goldstein Auditorium Saturday night. Student performers Phil The Artist and dance troupe The Outlaws opened for him. Read more »
InclusiveU and Student Association partner to increase diversity on SA committees
Student Association Vice President Angie Pati and InclusiveU peer trainer Tori Cedar worked together to build a relationship between the two organizations. Read more »
1st Cuse For Good event celebrates social justice
Check out the best photos from Saturday's event, sponsored by three SU student organizations. Read more »
No. 5 Syracuse defeats Oregon, 17-11, as 9 SU players score
In Syracuse's first ever matchup with Oregon, the Orange outshot the Ducks 36-26. Read more »
'Queer excellence' celebrated at SU drag show
Check out the best shots from Thursday's drag show finals at Schine Student Center. Read more »
Everson celebrates winter 2018 exhibitions at Friday reception
Check out the best shots from Friday's artist talk at the Everson Museum of Art. Read more »
Syracuse dominates short-handed Yale, 6-0
Yale didn't have enough players to play No. 3 doubles or No. 6 singles, and SU capitalized on the Bulldogs being shorthanded. Read more »
Miranda Ramirez overcomes rough second set to win against Yale
Miranda Ramirez lost her second set to Yale's Samantha Martinelli 2-6 before storming back in the third. Read more »
Gallery: Syracuse dominates Yale, 6-0
Check out the best shots from Sunday at Drumlins Country Club when SU dominated Yale. Read more »
