Duck: Casey Fabris
Everything I’ve done at college worth noting, I did here. I laughed and I cried. I made my best friends. I dated a guy in… Read more »
Daily Archives: April 29, 2014
Duck: Chase Gaewski
When I took the photo editor position, I tossed the phone onto my bed because my hands were shaking. I had no idea what I… Read more »
Duck: Stephen Bailey
Mom, Dad, Maama, Boompa and Shashi: Thanks for always supporting me, and understanding when I only call once a month or can’t come home for… Read more »
Duck: Alfred Ng
I walked into 744 Ostrom Avenue on January 25, 2013, determined to become a staff writer. Four hundred-fifty-seven days later, on April 29, 2014, I… Read more »
Duck: Annie Palmer
I really had no idea how to start this off. I can only describe the friendships I’ve made, sleepless nights I’ve endured and my hopeless… Read more »
Duck: Lizzie Hart
The Daily Orange has been compared to a cult, a mafia, a fraternity, an island of misfit toys and an abusive relationship. For the past… Read more »
Duck: Luke Rafferty
Ankur: My No. 1. No matter how dreary or cold the night, your shorts and awful graphic T’s always brightened my day. Although spending $13.67… Read more »
Duck: Trevor Hass
Mom and Dad: Thanks for reading my stories, being such stupendous parents and taking care of Monty. Really excited to see you guys all the… Read more »
Syracuse University cuts funds in proper areas, needs transparency
Syracuse University made the right decision when choosing to cut funding from 601 Tully. However, the university should have been more transparent with its plans.… Read more »
Year in Sports: Rising up: Syracuse community supports Sue Edson, family in wake of Rob's death
After losing her husband, Rob Edson, to a heart attack in September, Sue Edson and her two children were embraced by the entire Syracuse athletic community. Read more »
Assembly debates funding bill in semester’s final meeting
The Student Association elected a representative to the class of 2017 Alumni Board and failed to pass a proposed amendment to the bylaws in its… Read more »
SU spends $60,000 in lobbying in first quarter of 2014, focuses on science, veterans
Syracuse University reported $60,000 in total lobbying activity for the first quarter of 2014, down from $70,000 in the fourth quarter of 2013, according to… Read more »
Bilingual library to lend books to public in fall
One year after it opened, La Casita Cultural Center’s bilingual library has stayed true to its mission of encouraging Westside youth to stay connected with… Read more »
Longtime employees who ran office in charge of ceremony retire
When Syracuse University holds its 160th commencement next month, it will be without two longtime employees who ran the office charged with overseeing the ceremony.… Read more »
In development: Newhouse janitor pursues degree at Syracuse University
When George Lambert makes his rounds around the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, garbage is the last thing on his mind. To Newhouse students,… Read more »
Charity drive seeks donations from faculty, staff, students
Syracuse University’s annual Ten Tons of Love Charity Drive will now seek donations from faculty and staff members as well as students. The drive began… Read more »
SU Drama performs 'Spring Awakening,' an old show with a new angle
Actors peeled off their late 19th century garb in frantic motions, stomping their feet to the beat of the orchestra. As the cast belted out… Read more »
In flux: Decrease in money leaves 601 Tully's future uncertain
Founded partly to be a pillar of stability and consistency in an area of the city governed by uncertainty and change, the future of a… Read more »
Rice highlights SU's All-ACC tournament honorees after setting records in points, assists
Despite taking an unsuccessful last-second shot that would’ve tied up the ACC championship game with just seconds on the clock, Kevin Rice led Syracuse’s four All-ACC tournament selections by setting tournament records in points and assists. Read more »
Syracuse's freshman core has program excited for future
Syracuse had its season come to a fast end this past week. But its talented freshman class, led by Rhiann Newborn and Valeria Salazar, poses a bright future for the Orange. Read more »
Watson provides experience, leadership in catching rotation with Lundstrom
Throughout April, head coach Leigh Ross has consistently flip-flopped Jasmine Watson and Nicole Lundstrom defensively, providing the Orange with a boost in leadership from behind the plate. Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Ariel Carlin
Ariel Carlin had never seen herself incorporating tattoos into her own life, thinking of them as regrettable or silly. But, when her grandmother passed away… Read more »