SU film fraternity organizes festival to connect student filmmakers
The Syracuse University chapter of Delta Kappa Alpha is hosting the Salt City International Film Festival this year. Read more »
Daily Archives: April 21, 2021
VPA students launches ‘Alt’ web series
“Alt” will launch its first episode on April 23rd. The series focuses on a Black gay creative writing major. Read more »
SU's Asian/Asian American studies program needs more resources, professors say
In addition to concerns about funding, some faculty members described a lack of faculty concentrated in one area of study as an issue within the program. Read more »
How Angel Jasso’s family helped the freshman become Syracuse’s RBI leader
Angel Jasso’s dad took a new job to make sure the freshman could pursue softball aspirations. Jasso already has the third-most hits on the team. Read more »
A year before coming to SU, Owen Hiltz intimidated opposing high school coaches
No. 2 class of 2020 recruit Owen Hiltz, now a freshman at Syracuse, recorded 100 points in each of his first two seasons at Culver. Read more »
Gallery: SU athletes march in solidarity with Black Lives Matter movement
SU athletes marched together in solidarity with Black athletes, administrators, coaches and students. Read more »
Eastern Farm Workers Association supports low-income residents
EFWA is a volunteer-based organization that offers a wide range of services to farm-based and other types of low-income workers. Read more »
Beat writers expect SU to fall against No. 5 Virginia for its 2nd straight loss
Our beat writers expect No. 11 Syracuse to lose second straight game against No. 5 Virginia on Saturday. Read more »
Opponent preview: What to know about No. 5 Virginia
Syracuse looks to defeat No. 5 Virginia again after a 20-10 win over the Cavaliers a month ago. Read more »
Sole SA candidates still need 10% of students to vote for them
SA presidential candidate David Bruen and vice presidential candidate Darnelle Stinfort will be the only campaign on the ballot when voting opens April 26. Read more »
Nearly two-thirds of SU students are fully vaccinated
SU’s online database has recorded that more than 66% of students have completed their full vaccine series. Read more »
Chauvin's conviction shouldn't overshadow anti-Blackness at SU
Derek Chauvin’s conviction shows the warped sense of “justice” that perpetuates anti-Blackness, especially at SU. Read more »
Student accused of cheating sues SU, claims he was denied fair hearing
The lawsuit claims that SU kept no record of the hearing used to determine the student’s guilt. Read more »
Over 100 SU athletes march for Black empowerment, equality
Syracuse athletes marched on South Campus to promote equality for Black athletes, coaches, administrators and students at SU and around the country. Read more »
SA presidential and vice presidential candidates ask for your support
SA candidates David Bruen and Darnelle Stinfort promise to act as leaders urgently solving our most pressing problems. Read more »
Falk College hosts 'More Than a Game' webinar to promote athlete mental health
The webinar had speakers of current and former Syracuse athletes as well as community members that are involved in promoting mental health. Read more »
SU's Emily Hawryschuk to return for 6th year after season-ending ACL injury
All-American Emily Hawryschuk tore her ACL after Syracuse's first game this season. Now, she'll return for a sixth year. Read more »
The Syracuse landmarks you need to see, but probably haven't
On this episode of The Daily Orange podcast, Enterprise Editor Gabe Stern breaks down the D.O. Culture Staff's catalogue of 10 Syracuse shops, neighborhoods and parks all SU students should visit. Read more »
