SU leaves politics aside, builds academic relationship with North Korea
It had been part of Blake Stilwell’s yearly routine for the past four years: send application for student visa to travel to North Korea. “This… Read more »
Daily Archives: September 19, 2012
Shot possibly fired on Marshall Street, evidence shows man holding gun
A handgun was possibly fired on the 100 block of Marshall Street early Saturday morning, according to a notice released by the Department of Public… Read more »
Unrivaled: Calhoun left mark on years of battles between Syracuse and Connecticut
Connecticut and Syracuse were on opposite ends of the college-basketball universe 26 years ago. Connecticut was nothing more than a perennial doormat in the Big… Read more »
Sign language club, deaf community spread culture on campus
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, Corinne Sartori's name was misspelled. The Daily Orange regrets this error. For Corinne Sartori, sign language is… Read more »
Oh, deer: Residents of East neighborhood complain of the animal's increasing population
The rising deer population in Syracuse’s East neighborhood prompted a Tomorrow’s Neighborhoods Today meeting last Tuesday, drawing a crowd of about 200 at Nottingham High… Read more »
Network poses problems for those with older technology
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this editorial, the reason why students may have issues connecting to the Internet was misstated. The updated wireless network does not… Read more »
Local food in Syracuse area can create positive environmental, economic effects
As summer begins to wind down, one thing springs to mind for many a locavore: Seasonal veggies are back. Locavores (read like “carnivore” or “herbivore”)… Read more »
Feminine touch: Some of SU's most successful women share their stories for Women of Achievement Month
Central New York is no stranger to serving as a home to strong women. In 1848, the Seneca Falls Convention spurred women to start the… Read more »
Pulse of coffee shop exudes pleasant vibes through charming atmosphere
Hidden behind the noisy bustle of Marshall Street, with no distinct sign or exterior to mark it but an open door, Cafe Kubal sits quietly,… Read more »
Student band woos crowd at Westcott Theater
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, Max Newland's and Grennan Milliken's academic years were misstated. Newland is a senior and Milliken is an… Read more »
Baldwinsville native Firenze living dream playing at Syracuse
Jackie Firenze’s parents saw potential in their young daughter. They installed green turf-like carpeting in the basement of her childhood home, so she could kick… Read more »
Ladies, your breasts hold more mystery than meets the eye
Boobs are a big deal. At least the British Royal Family seems to think so, with Kate Middleton nipple queries blowing up Google’s search engines… Read more »
Syracuse looks to build winning streak after up-and-down start to season
The Syracuse women’s soccer team’s season thus far can best be described as consistently inconsistent. The Orange (4-4-1) has yet to win, lose or tie… Read more »
Overcrowded buses on South Campus lead to expansion
Increased enrollment at Syracuse University has been one factor in overcrowding on South Campus buses. Centro bus systems have noticed a significant difference since the… Read more »
Nike vice president to discuss digital engagement
Stefan Olander, vice president of digital sport for Nike, will give a presentation in a medium fitting with his role: via videoconference. The presentation, titled… Read more »
Despite rise in e-books, students prefer textbooks
Nearly every student seems to be juggling several electronic devices at Syracuse University. Smartphones, tablets and laptops are around every corner. Though technology is a… Read more »
D-II Lock Haven looking to end 45-game losing streak
On Nov. 10, 2007, Lock Haven (Pa.) beat Clarion 17-14. They have lost all 45 games since. Just one more loss will tie them for… Read more »
Walk-on Kullman brings team-first mentality to Syracuse offense as setter
Amanda Kullman arrived at Syracuse two years ago as a regular incoming freshman and had no communication with the Syracuse athletic department. Eventually, she contacted… Read more »
SU receives low alumni network ranking
Syracuse University ranked 144 out of 177 U.S. universities in a recent study conducted by The Alumni Factor, a new company that measures a university’s… Read more »
Clinton provides Syracuse with veteran presence, consistent performances
Alexandra Clinton used to be a struggling freshman on the Syracuse women's cross country team. That was two years ago. Now? "I'm hopefully in the… Read more »
Rutgers running back Jamison plays major role in Scarlet Knights' hot start
With less than two minutes remaining Thursday night and Rutgers leading South Florida by three, Scarlet Knights running back Jawan Jamison had the chance to… Read more »
Residence halls encourage use of Twitter to strengthen community
In a recent push by the Office of Residence Life, Syracuse University residence halls are using Twitter to connect, engage and talk with each other.… Read more »
SU Student Philanthropy Council pledges continued support for billion-dollar campaign
Thursday we were honored to host the Quad event celebrating one of the greatest accomplishments in Syracuse University’s history. It’s a huge success that our… Read more »
