Inexperienced SU linebackers suffer growing pains
SU gave up 293 rushing yards to Clemson and over 10 yards per carry to Western Michigan running backs. Read more »
Daily Archives: October 2, 2018
Netflix co-founder Marc Randolph: ‘Anyone can innovate and dream big’
The former Netflix CEO urged an audience of several hundred on Tuesday afternoon in Syracuse to think of big ideas. Read more »
After competing at the U20 World Championships, Laura Dickinson adjusts to collegiate running
Dickinson has made strides in her second season with the Orange. Read more »
Student-led initiatives continue to combat sexual assaults on campus
One year after the #MeToo movement first went viral, student-led activism is redefining the landscape of how sexual assaults are handled on college campuses — and empowering victims that their voices and experiences are valid. Read more »
Orange After Dark hosts series of late night activities on weekend nights
SU’s Orange After Dark fall events featuring events such as a midterms pancake breakfast, free weekend movie screenings and an end-of-semester formal. Read more »
Owner of Alto Cinco says much has changed for women in the restaurant industry
Though gender bias is still apparent in the restaurant industry today, Johanna Yorke of Syracuse-based Alto Cinco had made a name for herself. Read more »
SU administrators are trying to make tech platforms more accessible
An Information and Technology Services official said the department is conducting faculty and staff training about how to make content universally accessible. Read more »
New York schools to implement mental health education
New York is the first state to require mental health education from elementary to high school. Read more »
Possession-based formation changes put stress on Syracuse’s outside midfielders
Syracuse held Louisville, which averages 2.6 goals per game this season, scoreless for all but nine seconds in a 1-0 loss on Sept. 23. Read more »
Banning straws may be trendy, but that won’t save the environment
Environment columnist Emily Cerrito says Syracuse University’s new ban on plastic straws is an environmental win, but shouldn’t be a priority. Read more »
Our reader says identification of Student Association titles is ‘ignorant’
Our reader responds to the labeling of Student Association titles by The Daily Orange. Read more »
Professor criticizes SU commercial
Syracuse University professor suggests that SU should involve the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications’ television, radio and film department when making future university commercials. Read more »
Griff Graves named SU track and field assistant coach
Graves is an SU alumnus, receiving a graduate degree in 2013. He joins the staff of new head coach Brien Bell. Read more »
Kiara Fisher commits to Syracuse; becomes first member of 2020 class
Kiara Fisher, a guard from Elmira (New York) High School, was a third-team all-state player as a sophomore. Read more »
3-star Class of 2019 recruit John Bol Ajak commits to Syracuse
Ajak is the second player in SU's Class of 2019 to commit. Read more »
Navy’s triple option keeps it relevant
The Midshipmen rush on 88 percent of their plays, but continue to post winning seasons with their discipline of its “radical” spread offense Read more »
Mental Health Awareness Week 2018
Video: Tori Munley reflects on eating disorder past, present struggles and future recovery
Mental Health Awareness Week began on Sept. 30th. Syracuse University sophomore Tori Munley reflects on her struggle with her eating disorder and how it continues to impact her today. Read more »
Student Association to push SU to recognize ASL campus-wide
President Ghufran Salih and Vice President Kyle Rosenblum will take steps to put together a petition and official American Sign Language report, if they can get the support of faculty and students. Read more »
Mental Health Awareness Week 2018
Video: Ophelia’s Place offers support for those recovering from eating disorders
Located behind Cafe at 407, Ophelia's Place is a Liverpool-based nonprofit that provides valuable mental health resources such as one-on-one counseling and support groups for the Syracuse community. Read more »
Mayor Ben Walsh discusses policing, schools during Q&A on South Side
Local news anchor Jennifer Sanders moderated a Q&A with the Syracuse mayor, as well as oversaw two panels with local officials, on Monday evening. Read more »
Syracuse detention center prepares to meet new Raise the Age law
Legislation went into effect on Monday that reclassifies 16- and 17-year olds as minors, prohibiting them from being housed in county jails. Read more »
