Student website simplifies landlord relationships
Last year when Andrew Bauer and his friends finished moving off campus, they found that the house was infested with rats. Bauer and his roommates… Read more »
Daily Archives: October 2, 2012
Fighting off fall cold season is as easy as A, B, C
When my nose started running during a rainy bike ride last week, I realized fall was indeed falling on my head. I’m a Brit. We… Read more »
PJ Alampi announces candidacy for SA president
Through a flash mob by First Year Players students at the Schine Atrium, PJ Alampi announced his plan to run for Student Association president on… Read more »
Recognition, significance of 1995 Title IX lawsuit filed by eight women against SU forgotten over time
No student ever expects to be in a legal battle against the university he or she attends. But about 15 years ago, that's where eight… Read more »
Students to cast votes based on tuition rates
As tuition rates rise at colleges and universities across the country, students are looking to the presidential candidates for solutions as they prepare to cast… Read more »
DellPlain's cafe sees successful launch
Tucked away in the corner of DellPlain Hall’s lobby is a new place for students to satisfy their midnight munchies: the Breezeway Cafe. The cafe… Read more »
Title IX resonates for teams 40 years later
Although women’s sports at Syracuse University may never achieve the same popularity as men’s sports, Title IX still resonates for the women’s programs. Forty years… Read more »
New porn search engine has potential to revolutionize billion-dollar industry
As an industry that is worth a staggering $10 billion domestically and $90 billion worldwide, it’s astonishing that Syracuse University doesn’t have a major in… Read more »
Walk this way: Annual walk brings together survivors and supporters alike to raise hope, money for breast cancer cure
Bobbie Jean Davis-Jackson, 58, is a two-time breast cancer survivor. Davis-Jackson, a 1981 alumnus, was diagnosed in 1996 and 1999, and has been a survivor… Read more »
First week of classes confusion intensifies abroad experience
As many of you Syracuse University students are probably already cramming for your semester’s first exam, I’m just embarking on week two of classes at… Read more »
Syracuse can still prove legitimacy in Big East play
After Syracuse’s 17-10 loss to Minnesota, Doug Marrone tried to keep his players believing. Their 1-3 record said they were anything but a good football… Read more »
Nerud looks to carry record summer into college career
Brianna Nerud almost had a different fate. As the race for selection slimmed to Syracuse and Duke, Nerud almost selected the Blue Devils. During her… Read more »
The Daily Orange implements new commenting system; comments no longer require Facebook login
Editor's Note: The Daily Orange has launched a new commenting system that will allow for easier discussion and a better interface for comments. The new system,… Read more »
A new image: Myspace prepares to launch revamped website
Myspace is back. The once-popular social media site is completely redesigning its website as a way to attract musicians and other new users. The new… Read more »
Representative to offer insight on Republican, Democratic parties
For students unsure of which party to support in the upcoming election, Artur Davis can relate. Davis, a former four-term member of the U.S. House… Read more »
Romney-Ryan plan for budget will help solve economic problems
Mitt Romney, Paul Ryan and the Republicans win the economy hands down. One way to see this is to look at what is certain. Namely,… Read more »
Terrible pop music may be sign of the apocalypse for society
Rihanna’s new single was released this week (if you know me, you know there’s no way I can say “dropped” without sounding ridiculous, so just… Read more »