Islamophobia needs to be talked about more at SU
Just because Islamophobia doesn’t directly all SU students, doesn’t mean we shouldn’t take action against it. Read more »
Daily Archives: May 3, 2021
5 places in Syracuse to check out before the semester ends
The Daily Orange Culture Staff picked five spots you should check out before the Spring 2021 semester ends. Read more »
It’s on Student Association to remedy low voter turnout
Syracuse University’s Student Association can improve voter turnout by bettering their public relations and empathy to student voices, says SA Assembly Representative. Read more »
This sophomore created his 2nd rock album ‘Need a Vacation’ on his phone
SU sophomore, inspired by artists such as Bruce Springsteen and Neil Young, will release his second album “Need a Vacation” on May 21. Read more »
SU has never won an ACC Tournament game. Will that streak end?
Syracuse hasn’t won a conference tournament game since 2011. This is how they can break that streak. Read more »
'The bare minimum': Activists say SPD residency requirements aren't enough
The tentative agreement would require new officers to live in the city for at least five years and will increase the police budget by $15 million over four years. Read more »
SA passes bill to make DPS focus groups permanent
Kailee Vick, SA's chief of staff, is pushing for the Department of Public Safety to make the initiative a priority. Read more »
Film review: Can a zone defense help Syracuse bounce back?
The Orange experimented a zone against Notre Dame without great effect, but it could be a key against non-ACC opponents. Read more »
What Syracuse's mayoral candidates think about I-81, SU's role in the city
The five candidates running for mayor of Syracuse answered questions regarding the future of the city. Read more »
Strained trust inside and outside of Syracuse
In this episode of The Daily Orange Podcast, Enterprise Editor Gabe Stern breaks down why the vaccine rollout has slowed in New York prisons. Read more »
After 2021 season cancellation, SU roller hockey prepares for next year
Although the University will not allow the Syracuse Roller Hockey team to travel outside of Central New York it has goals of returning to play in the fall. Read more »
Syracuse tennis earns 4th NCAA Tournament berth in program history
Syracuse tennis received an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament and will play Kentucky in the first round on Friday. Read more »
COVID-19 relief grants help revive Syracuse businesses hurt by pandemic
The city of Syracuse received over $1.5 million from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development in September to address coronavirus-related issues in the city. Read more »
JPMorgan Chase donates $8 million to SU veterans' institute
The grant comes 10 years after the institute's founding in 2011 and during National Small Business Month. Read more »
New York businesses can open at full capacity starting May 19
Businesses may open at full capacity beginning May 19 if they can accommodate 6 feet of distance between patrons. Read more »
DPS investigating racist incident at University Place
A student reported being called a racial slur by a person in a vehicle driving by on the 500 block of University Place. Read more »
No. 4 SU’s varsity 8 defeats top-10 ranked Northeastern, BU, Wisconsin
No. 4 Syracuse's men's rowing varsity 8 defeated Northeastern, Boston University and Wisconsin in duel races on the Charles River this weekend. Read more »
Syracuse moves down 1 spot to No. 9 in weekly rankings after blowout loss to UND
Syracuse suffered a 22-8 loss at Notre Dame on Saturday afternoon behind a 10-point performance from Pat Kavanagh. Read more »
Goldstock, Defliese, Ward earn ACC All-Tournament honors
Goldstock and Defliese helped hold one of the the nation's best scoring offenses to nine goals, and Ward had 12 points over the three-game tournament. Read more »
