4 SU students selected as Public Policy and International Affairs Fellows
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Daily Archives: April 5, 2022
Mayor Ben Walsh announces ARPA dashboard to track proposed investments
After the American Rescue Plan Act was signed into law in March 2021, Walsh unveiled a strategy plan for the city’s allocation of funds. The new dashboard provides information on the progress of that plan. Read more »
Syracuse University should reduce its use of single-use plastics
There are a variety of single-use plastics around SU. The Starbucks cups, plastic lids at CoreLife Eatery and Halal Shack in Schine Student Center, even plastic utensils at dining halls. Read more »
Gary Gait brings unique coaching methods from the women's team to the men's side
Following eight Final Four appearances with the women’s lacrosse program, Gait has used his focus on the “mental side” of the game with the men’s program. Read more »
Data dive: Behind the advanced numbers of Syracuse's offense
Advanced statistics like weighted on-base average and isolated power can quantify the Orange's offensive impact. Read more »
Bandier student creates In Tune to highlight mental health in music industry
SU senior Mira Fleschman created InTune to encourage more focus toward the state of mental health in the music industry. Read more »
Uzbek author to speak at SU about book dealing with multiculturalism, experimentation
Before his book talk on April 6, Hamid Ismailov spoke to The Daily Orange about his novel “Gaia, Queen of Ants,” along with how it was written and translated. Read more »
Sean Tucker, while inexperienced, joined track in high school to help football career
Sean Tucker began competing in track as a freshman in high school, and continued that by running on Syracuse's track team this year. Read more »
Onondaga County legislators table measure to extend legislator terms, create limits
Onondaga County Legislators voted 9-8 on Tuesday to table a proposed law that could extend legislators’ terms from two years to four. Read more »
Red Hot Chili Peppers deliver unfiltered nostalgia with 'Unlimited Love'
The Red Hot Chili Peppers’ latest album, “Unlimited Love,” feeds on the band’s past strengths while also opening them up to new listeners, music columnist Anish Vasudevan writes. Read more »
4 steps to getting a summer internship
Getting an internship, however, can be quite difficult, but with this how-to guide, you will hopefully find a summer internship in no time. Read more »
Annie Boos named ACC’s Women’s Track Athlete of the Week
Annie Boos, a Cal transfer, made her outdoor debut last weekend at the Stanford Invitational. Read more »
David Bruen reflects on achievements, goals ahead of SA election
Bruen said his work during his current term, such as the expansion of free menstrual products across campus, in his conversation with The D.O. Read more »
Michael Steele speaks on time as Maryland Lt. Gov., political landscape
Steele spoke about the connection between faith and public service during the annual Borgognoni Lecture. Read more »
African Student Union revitalizes Miss Africa Pageant with music, dance performances
The African Student Union hosted the second Miss Africa pageant on March 31 in Goldstein Auditorium. Read more »
