Gutierrez: For Oshae Brissett, it’s looking like the NCAA Tournament all over again
The sophomore forward stalled to start ACC play, but he’s emerged as a key force for SU. Read more »
Daily Archives: February 3, 2019
In Auburn, Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad come to life
The Harriet Tubman Home near Syracuse University offers a strong account of Tubman’s legacy and the Underground Railroad. Read more »
100 Black Men of Syracuse supports community through education, service
“Saturday Academy” at the 100 Black Men of Syracuse aims to help students develop emotionally, academically and socially through different programming. Read more »
SA wants to help students affected by government shutdown
Student Association has informed of different SU services to help them with any difficulties caused by the recent shutdown. Read more »
Experts: Poverty, historical factors led to Syracuse homicide rate
Past city policies and high poverty rates could be contributing to homicide rates in Syracuse. Read more »
SU student develops Buzzfeed show for IGTV
Stefanie Grafstein first heard about BuzzFeed's VerticalU, a video creation workshop, from Maycie Timpone, the director of social media at BuzzFeed, who came to speak in her Newhouse class. Read more »
Frisky February promotes positive image around sexual health
Frisky February, a month-long initiative hosted by Syracuse University’s Office of Health Promotion, aims to provide campus community members with the knowledge that not only is sexual health and consent vital, but that it can be a pleasurable experience, too. Read more »
SU hiring initiative to bring in 200 new faculty
The 200 hires will be paid for by a cost-sharing plan between Invest Syracuse and SU’s 11 schools and colleges. Read more »
Syracuse city schools to rebuild, reorganize struggling schools
Danforth Middle School, Westside Academy at Blodgett and Dr. King Elementary may be replaced by newly-developed schools to meet state requirements. Read more »
Women’s March leaders’ comments do not represent organization as a whole
Moderate columnist Lauren Spiezia believes that the voices of a powerful few should not drown out thousands of activists determined to defend women’s rights. Read more »
Conference play offers Syracuse competitive balance
SU has gone 0-13-1 in nonconference play this season. Read more »
New York state defends women’s health with Reproductive Health Act
The Reproductive Health Act passed through the state’s Legislature on the 46th anniversary of the United States Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade decision. Read more »
Psi Upsilon fraternity apologizes to Panhellenic council for ‘Bootcamp’
Syracuse University’s Psi Upsilon fraternity chapter issued an apology to the Panhellenic Council and Greek community for its “Bootcamp” competition. Read more »
As Kadiatou Sissoko returns from injury, the Orange have seen ups, downs
In five games since Sissoko's return, she's been hesitant on offense, but has also provided a glimpse of her future potential. Read more »
Video: OrangeSeeds concert fundraised for Habitat for Humanity
OrangeSeeds, a first-year leadership empowerment program, collaborated with student musicians to give back to the Syracuse community. Read more »
Video: You Op To Know: Liberal columnist discusses Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s national presence
Welcome to You Op to Know, The Daily Orange Opinion section’s weekly video. Assistant Editorial Editor Michael Sessa and Liberal columnist Nicholas Turner discuss New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s increasing national presence. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to submit a letter to the editor at opinion@dailyorange.com. Read more »
No. 10 Syracuse loses 2nd-straight match, upset by Boston College
Dina Hegab was the deciding point on Sunday. Her two set loss gave SU another loss. Read more »
