Daily Archives: March 19, 2018
Educator trained in discredited communication method at SU pleads guilty to criminal sexual contact
The former Rutgers professor maintained she received consent from a man who could not speak by using facilitated communication. Read more »
'Tomb Raider' shows the trend of franchise renewal
Like with “Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle,” no one was really asking for a reboot of “Tomb Raider,” but the film’s release still correlates with the trend of reviving old franchises. Read more »
Student Association leaders discuss possible Carrier Dome student events
SA President James Franco said a possible senior-focused event could be similar to “Own the Dome.” Read more »
After 20 years, Spark Contemporary Art Space evolves into nonprofit
The art center has changed hands and shifted focus over the past 20 years, and its newest co-owners hope to turn it into a place of possibility for local creatives. Read more »
Brendan Curry replaces Peter Dearth on first midfield line for Syracuse
Brendan Curry has two goals and is often noticed because of his speed. Dearth, a more physical player than Curry, has yet to score in 2018. Read more »
University College launches Rescue Mission collection drive
The drive started Monday and will run until March 30. Read more »
SU students Kaitlyn Ellsweig, Ryan Houck declare campaign for SA
Student Association elections run between April 9 and April 12. Read more »
Toronzo Cannon brings classic Chicago blues to Syracuse
Bus driver by day and guitarist by night, eclectic bluesman Toronzo Cannon will bring his energy and soul to Funk ‘n Waffles this week. Read more »
Syracuse legend Dave Bing living a ‘beautiful life’ in Detroit
The former Syracuse player reflected on his time at SU, his experience with Jim Boeheim and his latest endeavors, including his time as mayor of Detroit. Read more »
Syracuse turns to the film room to diagnose weaknesses
SU head coach Gary Gait said the Orange may be the only women’s program in the country to have its own film room. Read more »
Mayor Ben Walsh pledges support for shared services plan
Onondaga County Executive Joanie Mahoney’s County-Wide Shared Services Initiative was approved 35-to-1 in a September vote. Read more »
Meet the sophomore behind rising rappers Yung Gravy and Lil Gnar
This Bandier sophomore is paving his path in the music industry, working with a major record label to manage rising artists on top of being an SU student. Read more »
Sen. Chuck Schumer denounces Tax Cuts and Jobs Act during Syracuse rally
Schumer (D-N.Y.) is the Senate’s minority leader. He has served as a senator since 1999. Read more »
Syracuse falls 2 spots to No. 15 in Inside Lacrosse poll after loss to Rutgers
Syracuse lost 14-10 on the road in New Jersey on Sunday leading to the drop down in the rankings. Read more »
Syracuse University opens fitness center on Mount Olympus
The new Graham Fitness Center was built in converted space at Flint and Day Halls. Read more »
Why Josh Feinblatt will be unemployed
Nobody will hire Humor columnist Josh Feinblatt, but he has a pretty good idea of why he’s terrible at the job hunt. Read more »
Syracuse drops one spot to No. 9 in latest rankings
The drop in the rankings comes after a neutral site win against Harvard. Read more »
SU should implement detailed database for conduct violations by Greek orgs
The Daily Orange Editorial Board commends Cornell University’s posting of Greek organizations’ conduct violations. Read more »
Syracuse’s season was never destined for the Final Four, but there was still value in experience
A team of 11 new players all trying to gel didn’t have the legs to make a Final Four run, but they did set the table for next year. Read more »
