Years of service
Syracuse University has been a leader in veterans affairs since the World War II era, when then-Chancellor William Tolley created a uniform admissions program that led to 9,464 veterans joining the student body. Read more »
Daily Archives: November 10, 2015
Students create art installations to raise awareness about social issues
SU professor of architecture Lori Brown has taught ARC 552: "Politics of Public Space" and has overseen public projects since the early 2000s. Read more »
Johnny Rockets to open spin-off burger restaurant in Destiny USA
Johnny's Burger Factory, a spin-off restaurant of popular Destiny USA eatery Johnny Rockets, is projected to open a location in the mall in early 2016. Read more »
Sophomore Megan Quinn thrives in do-it-all role for Syracuse
Megan Quinn scored the only goal for Syracuse on Tuesday and has been thriving in a do-it-all role for the Orange. Read more »
Mount Union sustains unprecedented D-III success
Mount Union registered its 100th consecutive regular season win on Oct. 24 and has outscored opponents 502-31 this season. Read more »
Officials discuss how space is allocated for student group events
Student groups at Syracuse University depend on the university's Student Centers and Programming Services to determine if, when and where the group will hold an event. Here's how SCPS figures out the process of space allocation for these events. Read more »
Singer performs at open mic nights, on musical theater stage
Sophomore Suheli Ray ’s big imagination is what sparked her passion for performance, singing and theater. Read more »
Veterans to be honored in university-sponsored events
Syracuse University will hold several Veterans Day events on Wednesday to honor those who have served. Read more »
Report details workgroup's views on SU's right to restrain free speech
A Syracuse University workgroup submitted a report to Chancellor Kent Syverud that details the private university's right to restrain freedom of speech on its campus. Read more »
News to Know: 10 stories to help you pass a current events quiz (Nov. 2–8)
Here's all the news you need to know from this week. Read more »
Officials discuss recent burglaries near campus, no notices from DPS
The Department of Public Safety has not sent public safety notices following a weekend that saw eight burglaries and one attempted burglary near the Syracuse University campus. Read more »
No. 4 Clarkson eases to 5-1 win over Syracuse
Syracuse fell, 5-1, to Clarkson and only Megan Quinn's late goal prevented the Orange from being shut out. Read more »
Frank Howard leans on basketball IQ to pave way to Syracuse
Frank Howard's style of play is predicated on his knowledge of basketball, ingrained in him from a young age by his family. Read more »
Oskar Sewerin serves new role for Syracuse in postseason play
Syracuse's quarterfinals matchup against UNC advanced to sudden-death penalty kicks, and it was seldom-used Oskar Sewerin called on to help push Syracuse's season forward. Read more »
Weiser-Schlesinger: Weird pop genre gains relevance, while indie music falls behind
The weird pop scene is seen across the industry and Grimes helped pioneer it to the elation of some fans and the anger of others. Read more »
Hohenwarter: Bieber Fever relapse tears apart friend groups
Friend groups all across campus reached their boiling points this weekend after Justin Bieber’s “Sorry” was played one too many times at various pregames. Read more »
Student biker injured in bus accident on College Place
Around 4 p.m. Tuesday, a bus and a student collided. The student was conscious and responding to emergency personnel. Read more »
Buescher named to All-ACC 1st team, 3 others earn honors
Julian Buescher, Oyvind Alseth, Miles Robinson and Kamal Miller each earned All-Atlantic Coast honors. Read more »
No more tickets available for Joe Biden's visit to SU
Vice President Joe Biden speaking at SU on Thursday and no more tickets are available, a Schine Box Office representative said Tuesday afternoon. Read more »
Prisoner of war
SU alumnus Don Waful was a prisoner of war during World War II and then went on to work in insurance. Read more »
Options needed for reporting incidences of sexual assault
The Daily Orange Editorial Board suggests that a variety of options should be made available for survivors of sexual assault when it comes to the ways in which incidences are reported. Read more »
Gala: Majority of population has herpes, not harmful despite stigma
Generation Y columnist Alison Gala explains why society’s reaction to the herpes virus is an overreaction and suggests a more honest sexual health conversation. Read more »
DiBona: Fans romanticize Blake Shelton, Gwen Stefani’s relationship
Pop Culture columnist Mark DiBona considers the ways in which fans insert themselves into the personal lives of celebrities like Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani of "The Voice," as it was just confirmed the pair are dating. Read more »
