Syracuse University is considering restricting the flight of drones on campus due to safety concerns. Other colleges and universities across the country have enacted policies banning drones on their respective campuses. Read more »
Maggie Morrison has scored in double digits in three of Syracuse's last five games including a 25-point performance against Pittsburgh. She looks to keep her streak going against No. 3 Notre Dame. Read more »
Syracuse University Chancellor Kent Syverud discussed the employee buyout program and gave updates related to the Fast Forward initiative. Read more »
Several universities across the country have banned the use of hoverboards on campus following a Dec. 16 statement from United States Consumer Product Safety Commission Chairman Elliot Kaye regarding the tendency of hoverboards to catch fire. Read more »
Jameel Warney has yet to win a conference championship because Albany has stood in his way. He will get his first shot to take down the Great Danes on Friday at 9 p.m. Read more »
A new vice president of external affairs and two University Senators were elected during the first Graduate Student Organization meeting of the semester. Read more »
Our Thirsty Thursday writer tried out Newcastle Brown Ale and found it to be a great beer for kicking back with friends and family during a cold winter night. Read more »
Keep an eye out for these events this weekend, including meetings for a dean search and some art gallery openings. Read more »
After attempting suicide in her teenage years, Tanisha Wiggins turned to poetry for an outlet. She attempts to use the art to change public opinions on depression and other mental health disorders. Read more »
Three Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs community members were chosen as a part of a team of six people to help advise the 2016 presidential administration. Read more »
Here's what you should know about Syracuse's next opponent, Virginia. Read more »
Humor columnist Evan Hohenwarter gives his list of the best Spring Break locations for the penny pinchers; vacation is barely two months away, after all. Read more »
A new, multi-layered exhibit that explores optical illusions and the relationship between art and architecture in wallpaper is coming to the Rodger Mack Gallery in… Read more »
Sex and Health columnist Isabella Ong reflects on a past abusive relationship, how she moved past it and why popular culture taught her to stay in it for so long. Read more »
Tyler Roberson has scored double-digit points in each of the past five games. His emerging offensive game could be key when Syracuse plays No. 13 Virginia on Sunday. Read more »
Tyler Lydon had a season-high six offensive rebounds against Duke and asserted himself on the interior more than he has recently. Read more »
The committee searching for the next dean of Syracuse University's College of Law is taking applications and, with the help of a consulting firm, is starting interviews in mid-Feburary. Read more »
Already known for its large spinning globe above the main entrance, the Heroy Geology Building installed new world and local maps on the second floor over Winter Break, Read more »
The Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs is holding several town hall meetings regarding the search for a new school dean. Read more »
Veteran-Focused Medical School
Syracuse University announced on Wednesday three finalists to design the National Resource Veterans Complex. All three are also in the running to design the Obama Presidential Library. Read more »
Claire Moran spent months reading about Hong Kong before actually hoping on the plane and heading to her SU semester abroad. The research helped to sooth her but she is skeptical about trusting everything she read. Read more »
Syracuse University reported $60,000 in total lobbying activity for the fourth quarter of 2015. That was equal to the lobbying reported in the second and third quarters. Read more »
What do our beat writers, Sam Blum, Jesse Dougherty and Matt Schneidman, think about three key questions surrounding the Syracuse basketball team? Read more »
The Daily Orange Editorial Board discusses SUNY-ESF's decision to divest from the fossil fuel industry and suggests that the college's decision-making process in regard to the commitment should act as an example for other institutions in the State University of New York system. Read more »
