Gabrielle Cooper’s health battle has derailed her junior season
Cooper’s 32.2 percent 3-point percentage has suffered after she was diagnosed with “walking pneumonia” in January Read more »
Daily Archives: March 6, 2019
NPR reporter details coverage of Cuban migration, Ebola outbreak
Award-winning NPR reporter Rolando Arrieta has reported stories such as the journey of Cuban migrants and the Ebola outbreak in Liberia. Read more »
Conservative Party official’s comments were unacceptable
Liberal columnist Brittany Zelada says Mark Schnur used his platform as an executive Conservative Party committee member to spread hate. Read more »
Schnur was right to resign over disturbing posts
Conservative columnist Harrison Garfinkle believes Mark Schnur was right to resign, but a double standard exists in that conservatives are treated more harshly when involved in scandals in comparison to liberals. Read more »
Syracuse has changed how it prepares for matches under Younes Limam
Under previous coach Luke Jensen, Syracuse delved deeper into film and stats, now the Orange focus on themselves. Read more »
Walk-on Antonio Balandi is a club basketball veteran who develops Syracuse’s bigs’ skills
Balandi rarely plays, but SU bigs appreciate what he does in practice. Read more »
Restaurants to check out during spring break if you’re staying in town
Staying in Syracuse this spring break? Let your taste buds travel around the world by visiting these restaurants. Read more »
Syracuse is narrowing its search for draw specialists
The Orange started with four, sometimes five players in the middle to start. Now, Gary Gait wants to ride Emily Hawryschuk and freshman Braelie Kempney. Read more »
Clay town supervisor criticizes expanded ‘Community Grid Plus’ proposal
Supervisor Damian Ulatowski, who’s in favor of the hybrid tunnel model, said the costs associated with the Community Grid Plus plan are unclear. Read more »
Syracuse requests review of lighting on I-690 following fatal crash
The city is asking the New York State Department of Transportation to review the lighting on Interstate 690. Read more »
No public progress noted in investigation of Ackerman Avenue assault
A Syracuse Police Department representative did not provide any updates on the case to The Daily Orange this week. Read more »
Cold Read Festival connects playwrights, audiences with new work
UPDATED: Feb. 7, 2019 at 12:45 p.m. The 2019 Cold Read Festival aims to give playwrights and actors an opportunity to workshop their latest pieces in… Read more »
Syracuse beats Lindenwood, 4-1, in quarterfinal of CHA tournament
The Orange scored four unanswered goals in the second period to advance. Read more »
CNY Young & Amazing Awards to highlight youth in Syracuse
The nomination categories highlight a variety of skills, including academic prowess, athletic sportsmanship and altruistic efforts. Read more »
NPR journalist Nina Totenberg discusses her experience covering the Supreme Court
In her time at NPR, Totenberg covered the Watergate scandal, tanked a Supreme Court nomination and published an exclusive interview with Anita Hill. Read more »
Michael Kuruc hopes experience as video coordinator leads to future coaching job
Kuruc currently works with the Syracuse women’s ice hockey program. Read more »
Caffeinated drinks can improve health, brain function
March marks National Caffeine Awareness Month, so here are some of the best benefits to your morning cup of joe. Read more »
