Syracuse men’s soccer has passion for fruit snacks
For years, Welch’s Fruit Snacks have given Syracuse players energy boosts on long trips. Read more »
Daily Archives: October 3, 2016
Colin Byrne finds niche as starter at center for Syracuse
After Jason Emerich was hurt early in the season, Colin Byrne got his first start against South Florida. He's found a role with Syracuse since his first start. Read more »
Syracuse men's soccer opponent preview: What to know about Albany
Here's everything you need to know about Albany. Read more »
Police: No update regarding Syracuse student homicide investigation
Authorities said they do not have update on the homicide investigation in which a Syracuse University student was killed. Read more »
It's October, and that means it's time to get ready for Christmas
It's the beginning of October, which means it's that time of the year again: Christmas. Humor columnist Ian McCourt sticks some chestnuts over a fire and tells us how to start celebrating the right way. Read more »
Former SA comptroller defends Fetty Wap decision
Former SA Comptroller defends the SA's decision to reallocate money meant for Fetty Wap to other student organizations. Read more »
Laws preventing dreadlocks at work suppresses black culture
Style columnist Darriea Clark takes a look at the most recent cases of racism in the fashion industry, this time through hairstyle. Read more »
Red Tape SU invites students to protest
Red Tape SU raises awareness about sexual assault and invites the SU community to protest event on campus on October 4. Read more »
Doughnut stand expands into full-time shop, serves up apple cider treats to locals
Customers will wait in a long, winding line at the Central New York Regional Market just to get their hands on an apple cider donut from Regional Donut Authority. Read more »
Parent of SU alum expresses concerns about Trump
Dear Daily Orange, I am writing to you as the parent of a recent Syracuse University graduate and a former employee of Pan American World… Read more »
Abroad students should research how gender norms affect life in host country
As abroad columnist Katelyn Faubel learns more about how Jordan operates, she realizes the importance of patriarchal rule and gender specific roles in her host country. Read more »
Q&A: Fashion design student draws inspiration from her surroundings
Helena Elston, a junior fashion design major in the Fashion & Beauty Communications Milestone Program on thrift shopping, plus sized clothing and Alexander McQueen. Read more »
3 things to know about Sam Feldt
23-year-old DJ Sam Feldt is the first performer as part University Union's Bandersnatch concert series. The Dutch producer is best known for his EDM song, "Show Me Love." Read more »
3 Songs to Know by Sam Feldt
Sam Feldt was announced Monday as the headliner for University Union’s first Bandersnatch concert of the semester. Here are three songs to know by the… Read more »
Five things to know about Hotel Garuda
Hotel Garuda will appear alongside Sam Feldt at the first Bandersnatch concert of the year on Oct. 12 in Schine Underground. Read more »
Sam Feldt to headline first Bandersnatch concert of the semester
The Dutch DJ will headline the first Bandersnatch concert of this academic year, according to a University Union press release. Feldt's performance will be preceded by a set from DJ/producer duo, Hotel Garuda. Read more »
Syracuse men's soccer's Miles Robinson called up to U-20 National Team; will miss SU's game vs. Albany
Syracuse centerback Miles Robinson was called up to the U.S. Men's Under-20 National Team. Freshman Mo Adams will start in his place. Read more »
Libonati: MetLife series meets its necessary end
The MetLife series may have been a financial success, but it needed to end for Syracuse to move on. Read more »
Dino Babers: 'Right now is not the time to eat the batter; wait for us to bake the cake'
Check out what Dino Babers said at his weekly press conference Monday morning. Read more »
Syracuse-Virginia Tech to kick off at 3:45 p.m.
Check out when Syracuse will kick off against Virginia Tech. Read more »
Student Centers and Programming Services cuts bicycle use to one bike per week
Syracuse University's Student Centers and Programming Services is now only allowing students to sign out one bike from the Student Association-backed bike share program once a week instead of once a day. Read more »
SUNY-ESF researcher receives grant for landscape preservation of cemetery
The grants come from the United States National Parks Service to assess and develop plans for the preservation of the Fredericksburg National Cemetery and the Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park. Read more »
The Harris Project founder speaks to SU students about co-occurring disorders
Stephanie Marquesano spoke before a crowd of roughly 40 SU students and regional residents, detailing what co-occurring disorders are and how the disorder classification does not receive enough attention from policymakers and rehabilitation programs. Read more »
