Student organization ASIA wants members to find a community within SU
The Asian Students in America organization was founded on four pillars: political education, cultural awareness, community service and social prosperity. Read more »
Daily Archives: September 4, 2018
How to navigate separating an artist from their artistry
Music fans everywhere are having to consider where they draw the line without risking their morals and values. Read more »
LGBTQ pride to have place at Student Involvement fair
This semester’s Student Involvement Fair on Wednesday runs from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the Quad. Read more »
Recognize Us protests, marches across SU campus Tuesday night
The Tuesday night protest went from Chancellor Kent Syverud’s house on Comstock Avenue to Hendricks Chapel, where students shared ongoing concerns about university-wide issues. Read more »
Here are some SU music clubs that may be music to your ears
Syracuse University’s student organizations offer a wide variety of enriching activities. Here are some clubs for those looking for a music fix. Read more »
Students involved in Theta Tau videos file motion to drop federal lawsuit
The motion could allow students in the federal lawsuit to consolidate their claims in a state court in Jefferson County. Read more »
Office of Multicultural Affairs provides professional, emotional support for students
The SU Office of Multicultural Affairs provides academic, professional and social opportunities for students of color. Read more »
Ryan Raposo, transfers leading newcomer movement
Of the five new players who have started all three games for SU this year, three are juniors and one is a year older than his fellow freshmen. Read more »
Political clubs on campus push for increased collaboration
The three major political organizations on campus have increasingly pushed for collaboration among one another in the last year, organizers said. Read more »
Recognize Us should collaborate with administration to address demands, grievances
The Daily Orange Editorial Board urges members of the Recognize Us movement to change approaches to ensure important initiatives are successful. Read more »
Early decision application goes against SU’s commitment to diversity, inclusion
Early decision applicants must be financially comfortable to commit to Syracuse University’s tuition. Read more »
Syracuse leaving goalkeeper options open
After Jordan Harris was pulled in a scoreless game on Sunday, Lysianne Proulx split time with the graduate-transfer. Read more »
Santita Ebangwese abandoned a once promising basketball career to play Division I volleyball
While volleyball and basketball have their similarities, Ebangwese said, it took time to develop a skill set specific to volleyball that pushed her to become a Division I-caliber player. Read more »
Aliah Bowllan accepts new libero role with help from Belle Sand
Aliah Bowllan watched and learned from Belle Sand for two years before becoming the starting libero. Read more »
Syracuse introduces public tracking program for major projects
The program, which will be managed by the city’s Office of Accountability, Performance and Innovation, is designed to improve services with goal setting and regular progress reports. Read more »
SU alumni donate $5 million for social justice center
The Lender Center for Social Justice will be run by Syracuse University professors Marcelle Haddix and Kendall Phillips. Read more »
News briefs: 4 stories you may have missed
An update on The Marshall’s construction, new security initiatives at events and a raid on Lancaster Market all made headlines over the weekend. Read more »
Stock watch: Who’s up, who’s down after Syracuse’s week 1 win
One receiver earns praise while another draws scorn, the offensive line and running backs are bullish and what to make of Tommy DeVito’s debut. Read more »
SU to expand child, elder care benefits for faculty, graduate students
SU’s Benefits Advisory Council voted to approve expanded resources for faculty, staff and students to provide child and elder care. Read more »
Eric Dungey named ACC Quarterback of the Week
The award comes after Eric Dungey rushed for 200 yards and two touchdowns in the season opening victory. Read more »
Scavenger hunt at Onondaga Public Library to draw attention to banned books
Onondaga County Public Library is celebrating Banned Book Week by hosting a library-wide scavenger hunt. Read more »
