Slutzker Center director candidate talks international student experience at SU
Mustapha Jourdini gave his presentation at the Martin J. Whitman School of Management on Wednesday. Read more »
Daily Archives: April 17, 2019
'Viscerally aware': Professors of underrepresented racial, ethnic groups on how their identities impact their experiences at SU
Professors of color spoke with The Daily Orange about their experiences teaching at a predominately white institution alongside a predominately white faculty. Read more »
Here’s a look into the Code of Student Conduct hearing process after Theta Tau controversy
SU initially suspended 18 former Theta Tau fraternity members for videos that Chancellor Kent Syverud called “extremely racist, anti-semitic, homophobic, sexist, and hostile to people with disabilities.” Read more »
John Vigliotti: Peppino’s Neapolitan owner fosters community one meal at a time
John Vigliotti, owner of Peppino’s Neapolitan, is a son of Italian immigrants who grew up appreciating the quality of authentic Italian food. He now oversees three locations and nearly 80 employees. Read more »
State Sen. Rachel May discusses her experiences as a woman in the Senate
May spoke about her campaign and time as Senator at a Syracuse University chapter meeting of Leading Women of Tomorrow. Read more »
SU plans to increase research spending to $200 million
Spending on research would increase by 36% by 2026. Read more »
176 Hours: A comprehensive timeline of the Theta Tau videos and their impact
A comprehensive timeline of the Theta Tau videos and their impact. Read more »
Comparing SU’s Greek audit to other universities
Four different universities have conducted audits of their Greek life systems in recent years. Here is how they stack up to SU’s external review. Read more »
A checklist of Recognize Us’ demands
Recognize Us demanded the university implement six initiatives in the wake of the Theta Tau videos controversy. Here is where those demands stand one year later. Read more »
How the College of Engineering and Computer Science has changed after Theta Tau
In the past year Karen Davis, interim assistant dean for inclusive excellence, has spearheaded the college's diversity and inclusion initiatives after Theta Tau's expulsion. Read more »
'Moved by the movement': Participants of Recognize Us reflect on efforts to keep their activism alive
Recognize Us emerged as a social movement on SU campus after release of the Theta Tau videos and in response to the fraternity’s initial suspension, as well as the university’s reaction to the videos. The movement started spring 2018, and died down during the fall, students said. Read more »
Student activists reflect on how SU has changed in the past year
A wave of activism hit SU’s campus in late April 2018. Read more »
‘Crazy I came here’: The stories behind the incoming students who encountered the Theta Tau protests
Recognize Us formulated a sit-in during April 20, 2018's accepted students day. A year later, the students who were apart of the protests speak out. Read more »
‘You Otto Run’ 5K to fundraise for Syracuse refugee community
In the second year of the “You Otto Run’ 5K, SU Senior Valentino King is hoping to improve on a successful race from last year. Hoping to continue his efforts that to raised funds for refugees, King also is trying to make sure the 5K continues happening every spring well into the future. Read more »
New York’s single-use plastic bag ban is problematic
New York’s single-use plastic bag ban disproportionately affects the poor. Read more »
Shorter albums, change in lyricism marks hip-hop shift
While the 2010s saw some outstanding conscious hip-hop, it also led to the rise of clout-chasing artists and perpetuated rivalries between women artists in the industry. Read more »
Hayley Bermel: Syracuse local, sociology student advocates for her hometown while at SU
People’s Place manager, researcher and social justice advocate, Hayley Bermel aims to inspire other students to not take opportunities for granted. Read more »
Phi Sigma Pi to help host diversity, inclusion speaker for Theta Tau anniversary
Our reader: Phi Sigma Pi is helping to host a diversity and inclusion speaker for the one-year anniversary of Theta Tau’s expulsion. Read more »
As Syracuse deals with injuries, Jessica Skladal’s role grows
Despite her struggles at the plate, Syracuse needs freshman slap-hitter Jessica Skladal now more than ever. Read more »
Syracuse’s defense on free position shots makes up for its tendency to foul
Despite being one of the most penalized teams in the country, Syracuse has had success defending eight-meter attempts. Read more »
Benefit showcase to promote women artists, equality in hip hop
Elise Marlin and Bryse Thornwell, junior Bandier students, will host a Women in Hip Hop Benefit Showcase at The Ark on Friday night. Proceeds from the event will go toward the nonprofit organization, Women in Music. Read more »
Video: You Op to Know: Liberal and conservative columnist discuss free speech following executive order
Conservative columnist, Michael Furnari, and liberal columnist, Brittany Zelada, discuss free speech on college campuses. Read more »
Syracuse’s offense quiet again in 4-2 loss to Colgate
The Orange have now lost three-straight games after winning nine of their 11 games prior. Read more »
