Aidan Tooker leads the new era of Syracuse cross country
With the losses of Justyn Knight, Colin Bennie and Philo Germano, Tooker has prepared to be the new No. 1 for SU since his freshman season. Read more »
Daily Archives: September 18, 2018
6lack delivers his ‘East Atlanta Love Letter’
Atlanta-based rapper 6lack released his sophomore album, “East Atlanta Love Letter,” last week. The album offers a glimpse into 6lack’s heart and gives fans a collaboration with Future you didn’t know you needed. Read more »
SUNY-ESF’s Academic Governance talks consultation visit, strategic plans at 1st meeting
SUNY-ESF’s Academic Governance discussed a faculty-senate consultation team visit and a strategic plan to address the university’s challenges on Tuesday. Read more »
Hearing in state lawsuit filed by students involved in Theta Tau videos adjourned
The hearing is part of the state lawsuit filed against SU by 10 students involved in the Theta Tau videos. Read more »
Federal judge denies SU’s request to halt state lawsuit filed by students involved in Theta Tau videos
Syracuse University is facing two lawsuits over its handling of last spring’s controversial Theta Tau videos. Read more »
SU graduate students worried by new student visa restrictions
Graduate students said the new limits on student visas will increase the financial burden on international students and may discourage them from studying in the United States altogether. Read more »
The Onondaga Art Guild fosters welcoming atmosphere for art appreciation
The Onondaga Art Guild provides local lovers of art a place to connect and explore. Read more »
Sister Sparrow to perform Friday at Westcott Theater
The Daily Orange spoke with the lead singer of Sister Sparrow about her career and life on tour. Read more »
Fouls are piling up on struggling Syracuse
SU has out-fouled opponents 79-54 this season, but head coach Phil Wheddon is happy with their “physical effort.” Read more »
Be a bromosexual, but don’t call yourself one
Gender and sexuality columnist Michael Sessa explains the term bromosexuality and why it could create a rigid social construct. Read more »
Molly Nethercott seeks expanded role after SU loses its top 2 defenders
In Jessica Vigna and Alana O’Neill’s combined 146 games played over their collegiate career, they started all but three games. Now, Molly Nethercott looks to fill their role. Read more »
Chris Johnson named associate provost for academic affairs
Johnson has been at Syracuse since 1989 and was appointed based on his ability to advance the university’s mission as outlined in the Academic Strategic Plan. Read more »
SU professor urges people to stay curious
Syracuse University professor says if community members take genuine interest in one another, campus will be stronger. Read more »
ACC releases women’s basketball schedule; Syracuse starts conference slate Jan. 3
The Orange will play 11 teams in their overall schedule that made the NCAA tournament last season Read more »
The Daily Orange just turned 115. This is its legacy.
Sept. 15, 2018 marked the 115th anniversary of The Daily Orange, which was founded in 1903. Here's a short history of the organization. Read more »
Hendricks Chapel dean lays out goals at Student Association meeting
Hendricks Chapel Dean Brian Konkol wants to increase engagement with Syracuse University students who might not be aware of the programs and services available in the chapel. Read more »
What The D.O.’s beat writers have to say about SU's latest win
The Daily Orange’s football beat writers discuss Syracuse’s 30-7 win over Florida State on Saturday in the Carrier Dome. Andy Mendes, The D.O.’s digital editor,… Read more »
