Common Council approves bike lanes on Waverly, Comstock avenues
The Syracuse Common Council approved the addition of new bike lanes along Waverly and Comstock avenues, with the hope of making traveling safer for cyclists,… Read more »
Daily Archives: April 7, 2013
Assembly votes to censure Curtis, takes away power to preside over meetings for rest of semester
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, the number of votes by which the motion to take away Allie Curtis' privilege to reside over general… Read more »
Burton Blatt Institute receives $100,000 donation for verbal communication program
For years, Barbara Tresness struggled to learn how to communicate with her son, Graham Tresness. As a result of cerebral palsy, he communicates nonverbally through… Read more »
ESF affiliates with study abroad program, allowing students to learn about marine science on a ship
Darcy Balcarce sailed through squalls, navigated by the stars and received credit toward her degree for it. The State University of New York College of… Read more »
Earl Sweatshirt to headline MayFest; Sound Remedy to open concert
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, the day of MayFest was incorrect. MayFest will take place on Friday, April 26. The Daily Orange regrets… Read more »
Cooney falters on final play as Syracuse comes up short
ATLANTA — Mike Hopkins sat inside a locker in the back-right corner of the room. His suit jacket hung on a hook to the right… Read more »
Michigan successfully cracks Syracuse zone in 1st half
ATLANTA — The defense that stifled four previous teams in the NCAA Tournament wasn’t there. Michigan became the first team to adequately crack Syracuse’s 2-3… Read more »
Syracuse picks up linebacker commitment
Syracuse received a verbal commitment from outside linebacker Alryk Perry during his recent visit to campus, CuseNation.com reports. He is the 21st member of the… Read more »
Despite size advantage, Syracuse dominated on glass in loss to Michigan
ATLANTA — Mitch McGary’s jumper from the right elbow bounced off the rim and into the hands of Tim Hardaway Jr. He drained eight seconds… Read more »
Fair provides Syracuse with another remarkable performance in season-ending loss to Michigan
ATLANTA — It ended in a familiar spot for C.J. Fair, the player who has carried Syracuse ever since the season began five months ago… Read more »
Alumni, fans outside Georgia Dome acknowledge defeat, remain proud of team’s journey
ATLANTA — A roar of cheers emanated from within the Georgia Dome just past 11:30 p.m. Saturday night — cheers that signaled a possible championship… Read more »
Fans at Hudson Grille in Atlanta react to Syracuse's loss to Michigan
ATLANTA — Syracuse fans in downtown Atlanta stood solemnly after Brandon Triche was called for a charge, fouling out with 19.2 seconds left and the… Read more »
Cabinet members likely to be disciplined at special assembly meeting Sunday
Multiple Student Association cabinet members will likely be disciplined at a special general assembly meeting Sunday. The meeting will take place Sunday at 2 p.m.… Read more »
Cohen: Triche, Southerland leave Syracuse with mixed legacies
ATLANTA — In a way it made sense for their careers to end like this, draped in disappointment and missed shots with fulfillment a few… Read more »
Syracuse community reacts, reflects on SU's fall to Michigan in the Final Four
Sometimes silence captures a moment better than words. It was silence that captured the mixture of shock, disappointment and frustration that Syracuse fans felt late… Read more »
Subdued Marshall Street crowds require little police involvement
Following the Orange’s close loss in the Final Four round of the NCAA tournament Saturday, subdued crowds on Marshall Street made safety officers’ jobs easy.… Read more »
