Syracuse to wear special uniforms, sneakers in Battle of the Midway
When Syracuse takes the court aboard the USS Midway on Sunday, the players will be wearing specially designed uniforms and sneakers from Nike, according to… Read more »
Daily Archives: November 8, 2012
Syracuse coaching staff named Big East Coaching Staff of the Year
The Syracuse men's soccer coaching staff has been named the 2012 Big East Coaching Staff of the Year. Orange head coach Ian McIntyre and his… Read more »
The Daily Orange is hiring for the spring 2013 semester
The Daily Orange is now hiring staff members for the spring semester! Time commitment varies per position, but most staff members work between Sunday and… Read more »
Meet the Student Association presidential candidates
Student Association elections begin on Monday and carry on through Thursday. This year, there are four candidates. The candidates range from an SA vice president,… Read more »
SU officials revise policies on sexual abuse, discrimination
Syracuse University’s Office of Human Capital Development released a new set of policies on Wednesday regarding sexual harassment, discrimination and abuse. The policies were developed… Read more »
A new flavor: Restaurants open on Westcott Street, look to revive neighborhood
Developers, residents and business owners hope three additional Westcott Street restaurants will help revitalize a dreary corner of the popular stretch of businesses. The eateries,… Read more »
For those who disagree with election results, change can still happen
Voters who are upset with the election results must remember the presidency is only one function of government, and individual efforts can make a difference… Read more »
Cheesy, disaster movie paranoia became all too real in Sandy aftermath
It’s been a hard couple of weeks for all of us. Superstorm Sandy affected everyone, even though at Syracuse University, we were miles away from… Read more »
Socially savvy: SU alumna Kim Brown teaches power, importance of social media presence
From her office in Career Services at the Schine Student Center, Kim Brown starts each workday with a tweet. Her more than 3,000 followers see… Read more »
Never the same: The Big East's era as an elite basketball conference comes to an end with Syracuse's departure
The league started as an idea. A vision in one man’s mind. A dream to make the Northeast the center of college basketball. It required… Read more »
Wave of the future: Hopkins spends his career perfecting coaching model as he prepares to take helm at Syracuse
All Mike Hopkins could do was watch the developments of the O.J. Simpson trial. After his playing career came to an end, Hopkins was still… Read more »
Nava looks to use distinct background to bridge gaps between diverse student groups
Student Association presidential candidate Iggy Nava has the tendency to relate conversations back to two very different topics: the United Nations and “Star Wars.” “My… Read more »
Building mystique: The Carrier Dome proved to be a key factor in the Big East's growth during the 1980s
The building was unlike anything seen before in college basketball. Opened in 1980 on the Syracuse University campus, the Carrier Dome could seat more than… Read more »
The Top 10: A rundown of the all-time highlights for Syracuse in its proud run in the Big East
Syracuse, along with Georgetown, St. John's and Providence, was a founding member of the Big East in 1979. Thirty-three years later, Syracuse has won the… Read more »
Survey finds five-figure student debt reasonable, students not surprised
As the second child in her family, Megan Montana sometimes feels guilty for going to Syracuse University. “I apologize constantly for being an expensive child,”… Read more »
Transcending time: Syracuse players recall witnessing captivating moments in Big East history
Every so often there comes a moment in sport that transcends time. An instance of greatness so profound, a performance so breathtaking that the memory… Read more »
Ollie looks to make his own mark on the Connecticut program built by Calhoun
Kevin Ollie was sitting in his office early in September when a serene Jim Calhoun walked through the door ready to deliver bittersweet news. Known… Read more »
Joining the pack: After reaching Sweet 16, N.C. State looks for more of the same in 2012
Although traditionally overshadowed by national powerhouses North Carolina and Duke, this could finally be the season North Carolina State is better than its in-state rivals.… Read more »
Up and coming: Syracuse hopes to take step further as program with group of elite freshmen
Long an afterthought at Syracuse, Quentin Hillsman’s work in progress that is the women’s basketball team has given people a reason to pay attention. There’s… Read more »
Curtis promises to use experience as vice president to speak for entire student body
During his freshman year, Duane Ford was looking to get involved with student government on campus, but didn’t know how. Then he met Allie Curtis.… Read more »
Alampi pledges to connect Syracuse University campus with upbeat nature, deep passion
Sometimes, PJ Alampi needs to pause. The junior film major has a learning disability that makes it harder for him to process information. He rarely… Read more »
Coleman takes unorthodox path to candidacy, aims to bring change to general assembly
Many Student Association members follow the same path to running for president. Take a position in the general assembly sophomore year, run for president junior… Read more »
Alumni arrive on campus for homecoming
Syracuse University alumni will arrive on campus this weekend for Orange Central, SU’s annual homecoming and reunion weekend. The weekend includes a variety of speaking… Read more »
I spy: York University professor creates pledge to avoid misuse of electronics in class
A survey involving Canadian universities last year revealed that, while some students use computers and tablets for note-taking purposes, most use them recreationally. Henry Kim,… Read more »
